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There has been change recard in the money market
during week Currency continues plenty Exchange on
New York remains at 4 per cent premium
In the cities generaIy there change to note Capital
CONTINUES in excess and good borrowers End denliy in
Obtaining accommodations The necessity Of earning
thing with the large os idle capital WiI gradually in
duee less caution On the part eaplsts and the rgd
tiny Of paper offered 1r discount viii 10 give
way such are the indications noted in OF exchanges
Tee Cincinnat Pr- Cui reports the demand for money
steadily improving yet equal 10 the supply cap
iial Rates Of Interest range from to p per eentlO being
the leading dyure for good local paper.
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nlanufactures.

DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
III Electro Plater. Dor Platter and Manu1aeturer-c9r-
pr Of ntari0 aad Prospect Sts tup szlrs Cley eland- U
Is prepared 10 Tepla.e Spo2ns F9rSs Cast'rs &c and
make them equal 10 Door Trimmings furn shed OF
Pafed 70 Order Bell Hanging promptly attended % and
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COMMERCIAL,
ri-AIN A,.n nRNANIENrAL PRINrING

PLAIN AtsD ORNAMENTAL FhlNIlNG
u Plaza and Ornamental Pnniins OF every description
soae 4 he Printing Establishment Of the Leader ON
ho latest improved rapid steam presses tbs best
style On short notice, and nabe Paic1lar
attention paid blank work. Every description Of Bind
ius done especially Blank Books. Ledgers Journals,
Sale Roaks Receiving Books &c &c
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CY Connections made with Return ing Trains from
the points made South and East, alsO
CLEN EIAND Tor SanduskF. Toledo. DetroIf, Chicago.
Enc, Dunkrk, Buffalo NIagara Fails and Clnaa Youuss
town. Warren and New Castle
~ Blgglgc checked through to an points and transfer
red Tree OF charge.
e For Tickets informal ion apply the Unou Tick
e Once, 81 Superior street, the once Depot and
ali RSilrOs Ticket Offices.
J. FARMER. supt Clevelsud-
CLEVELAND, ZANESIILLE s CINCINNATI
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Trade Circular.
DEAR SIR

TORONTO q. W. Aug l. loso-
DEAR SIR
During The past few weeks, have travelled
through the interior portion Of the county, IN order 10 orn
correct opinion in regard 10 the crops
The crop suffered and rust in some sec
very considerably bat the unprecrceney hne weather
with which the county favored has enabled The lar
r 70 secure ae poIIon OF this crop in line condition and
believe have formed will be found 10 be
yield per viii be less, the quality
Infinitely superior that o. last year aud equal -
hh standard which Toronto wheat enjoyed some
years aso IA the American market
Spru promising. and shall have an abun-
crop good quaity Of Spring NheAt Oats Rye,
teas and Po.aioS Hay Crop which has already been
nou~ei has PFaNed a very lar-e one
impress pTcN from the Appearance OF the crops
Europe prices rule low for tine 10 IN the
ngiish markets. inclined believe thst farmers val
hsiu supplies market promptly this iai and tat there
M De- brss and active basess DONG eneif vita the east
states. most important customers This u no
chs gratifying in trade that n0tuiisand-
lns condition OF l year. crop OF wheat and TIE
cunseQusnt uerOrty Of 0ur have had large aeccs
bayer who operated IN this market
before auucipsle thar this number viii Be arey in
ths a and inter owing tte superior and sound
quat Of the ou the low rate Of ght and TIE ieies
ed facilities Afforded by me Grand Trunk which nov deSers
grain Portland within i've days floIn lhis place
TN CLARK
Purchsssur BFaker aud Consular Agent for Tie L. s
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BRADBURN & FISHER.

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
w mission MeIchants, and Dealers in Fish, Nails,
Gas and Pro- Nos l9 ami 2 River street. and 10 and
q BaADBUEN,l
w BIsHER.t aug3Idly I9a
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Aug. s.
IBT TELEGRaPHl

IBT TELESR1FHl
Fl0uT-rhsrs 4 F0ad demand fer -four to-lav. lu
the eagsrness Of tbs sappss restrsted business
ven n aud prlces better Ssles bois
sup Canadian froni spnE wheat s. spp Ohis lS5So
s0 extra IL; s. 5 Ssie; $ . Ohio from
wheat.
Wheaf-Ia good dtnan and market firm; 4Too bu at
damaged Miwaukie club, 7s 2 ChicaEo sprinE, 81 ls
amber do.
Cnrn-Moder.te demznd ara damaged hardly % frm.-
sales 900 II Csc for hos and ISe for ssunz 70
liTe-
Osts-Ia good demand sale, 500 bu At .t2Ss for
Ryekester Sales SO bu at Csc
Canal Freish's-Frm; Flour aOc, whest lie, Com
l0c 70 NY
Receipts BY Lale The las. A. hours-Flour ses0 bhts
wheat. lte tt9 bu, com = fs7 be; oats. ; lis
ShiIents by Csna-Flour, .52 bbls, wheat So tCO bu
corn. s5,o5s bU. oats, . SD bu-
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CLEVELAND, WEDNESDAY MORNINGS JUNE 10, 1858.

of ship, that great oaken chest was paraded
with open lid against the wall, and there stood
Jack Halliday, taTpaulin on his head, and
navy collar, worked with white stars, thrown
out from his finely moulded throat.
ssAiy husband can it be possible :" exclaim-
ed Emiline, springing forward and falling on
his bosom; ''now l remember 1t all. )"
ssAnd now my precious wife, can truly tell
YOU how much love you, and the great work
YOU have done for me. But for your beautiful
smile, but for your sweet encouragement, !
might to-day have been living dishonorable
life, or filling dishonorable grave; but those
dear words, ''yOu will make great painter,
am sure" have been my excelsior from the day
met you"
"But your name, Edwin, remember now,
they called you Jack Halliday"
"It was not my real name; / would not dis
grace that which had never been dishonored
by my ancestors Emiline, are you sorry you
married the poor sailOri'
"Not the poor sailor" said the fond wife,
looking up lovingly into his face, but the real
and true nobleman; the man to whom God has
given wonderful genius one that can create
beauties where chaos existed before, and stamp
his name imPerishably upon the scroll of his
nations fame"
III ank you, my wife, for your eloquent CON-
plimeDt; but / will strive to merit; and with
such companion, how can but teach the high
standard Of excellence which have long ago
marked out for myself"
And Emiline never regretted her choice
Her husband IS one of the gifted of the land and
poets have sung his praises. Has she not
reason to bless the day she gave one lofty soul
such an impetus by word Of kinlness, that he
rose from real degradation to immortal honors!
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MORNING LEADER.
WONDERs AND MURMURs.


Strange tha. the wind should be left so free.
10 plsy with a noWer or tear a tree
70 range or rAmble where 'er Il viii,
And a. il lists. 20 be herce or still
Above and around 10 breathe iniO lie.
Or TO nlins.ie the earth and the SKY iEto striies
Gentle 70 uurmur with morning hgnt
Yet gr0ul like fettencd bend ere uislts
or 10 love and cherish and bless to-day,
What tomorrow IL ruthless reuds away
Strange thai the sun should call into birth.
All the fairest flowers and fruits Of earth,
1hsn bad them perish. and te them die.
While they cheer The heart and gladden me eye
At morn It's child Is the child of spnngs
Al night Ii. a shrvrlled and loathsome thing
To-day there Is life AID hope in is breath
TO-aorroWi Il shrinks 10 useless dean
Stra-ce doth il seem that the sun should Joy
To give birth alone thath Il may destruy
STRANGE that the ocean should come and 60
With It's daily and nightly ebb aud nov,
To bear on ia placid breast At morn
The bark that ere night will be tempest torn
OF TO cherish it al the way il would roAin
To leave it a wreck On sight of hoIne-
To smile a. The mariners tolls are GER
Then wash the dead 10 his eottSge door
And gently npI1r along The strAId,
70 watch the widow behold him land
But stranger than an thai man should die.
When his plans are formed and his hopes are high
lie walks forth lord q the earth to-day;
Aud Tomorrow behold him part OF IL clay
lie Is born in s0rroW and Graded IN pain.
And from youth 70 age Il Is labor In vain
And all that seventy years can show,
i that wealth Is trouble and wisdom we
That he treads path OF care and stIiie
Who drinks Of The poisoned cup Of LIE
Alssiffws usurraur a. thirzs like these.
That reflection tells wise decrees-
That the wind Is not ever gentle breath.
That the sun is often the bearer Of death,
That the ocean Is not always still.
And that lie IS ehequered with good aud HI
II we know It's well such change should be.
What do we learn frou. things We see
That an erring and slaning ehild Of dust
should not wonder md muTmur. but hope and trust
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ICoRmunlcaied ]

IEDUsTRIGL School SEEING TIE ELEPHANT.
We were graiifed to find Mr.. Barnum and Mr.
Frost favorable to admitting the children Of the
Industrial School, $50 at least, free, 10 see the Ne
nageFie It is a treat to them that could not be
had in any other way, and such favors live in the
hearts Of children through life. To morrow we
shall take vote Of thanks Of them, as we did on
previous occasion for Mr.. Stevens for free ON
nibus ride, and to the citizens for fine treat OF
good things both 10 eat and to wear. We think it
shows the.e otherwise neglected ones that somebo-
dy cares for them, and il has the effect to make the
children care for others and respect them.
R.W., SEPt.
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Every body has heard Of Hoods Song Of
Shirt" Here's Song OVER SHIRT" whiC
is quite as good
With fingers taper AMI white,
And eyes that would grace q queen,
A lady sat in her easy chair,
Plying her Sewing Machine
Stitch stitch stitch
So pleasant, and pretty, and pert,
While with voice Of musical pitch
She sang Is she made Shirt
"CHckl click click
While the sun is clear and bright;
For me there is no more toll,
While stars shine through the night
I'm no longer like a slave
Under barbarOus Turk
But, my sewing done, the hours / save
l devote to Christian work
"Click-click-click-
And my piece Of works begun;
Click-cliek-click-
And the shirt is nearly done
Band, and gusset, and seam,
Seam, and gusset, and band,
All but the buttOns I've finished now,
And III sew them on by hand.
40 men, who think they're dear,
And buy them not for your wives,
o, have no fear Of their wearing out
They viii last them all their lives
Click-click-click-
So pleasant, ana pretty, and pert,
All kinds OF work, with double thread,
They sew, as well as a shirt.
"But why do 1 talk Of work
That monarch has lost its throne
lido not feartO think Of it now,
I've a sewing machine of my own
I've sewing machine Of my own,
OF GKovER & BAKER bought,
And why to me should il not be dear
When it makes of work such sport
Click-c,ick-click
Il never shirks its task;
And what are its wages A little oil
Is all it will ever ask
This polished armand that little wheel
A table-aR easy chair
And the song it sings pleasure brings
Like an old forgotten air.
" Click-click-clickl
An hour or two day,
Click-click-click,
Like a merry child at play.
Band, and gusset, and seam,
Scam, and gusset, and band,
The task is over, the shirts are made,
And never a weary hand!
"Click-click-click,
In the pleasant broad sunlight,
Chck-click-click,
II makes all weathers bright
on 10 the windOw-sill
The tEiltering swallows come,
Thinking they hear a sister bird
Chipping within the room
Now have time to breathe
The breath Of the flowers sweet
have no aching head,
I anturn my willing feet
At any time | choose
For walk in the meadow green,
Nor feel as l used 20 feel
When had no sewing machine.
ayes, now I can have an hour
A respite rreading-prayer-
A blessed leisure time for thought
That is free from troubling care
Ny daily sewing Is quickly Ger,
No hours stolen from bed
Supremtly blest refreshing rest
Nor hinder needle and thread :"
With fingers taper and white,
Aud eyes that would grace queen,
A lady sat in her easy chair,
PLYING her sewing machine
Click, click click
So pleasant, and pretty, and pert,
While with voice Of musical pitch
With a silvery tone so clear and rich
She sang as she made Shirt
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Mlisrrllaneons.
ALCO HOT
LOOK AT THE TRUTH
no THOSE WHO WISH To MAKE

n II
Il reduei IN their tailoring bills and are tired of
ou lag read yuad- coihing invite YOUR attention
70 fact well known that yOu yOur work dane Al
~ s. C-ir street. by BOUTALE for good deal Isss
than yu are obliged u pay IN The and yet
well ntted and Wufk nude hy OF the ability All
Nrk Warranfc or sale. J. b. keeps constantly hand
good supply Of all kinds Of Clohs ant Gents Faucv
lsOods-ane makes his prl the times y would
IKE % that he Is enabled sell goods chea
er tan others IS IN the fct tha he Is himself Pracci
reut 10 pzy-
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS.
Cutting and Making Double Breast Frock Coat frn IS 20
% $3.50 do Single do. from 81 % s. do sack
lan over OF under Cat from 81 % s6 b Pants
with trimming. 81 % TO do Vests wiIh trimming
S2s0to s. = Boys Cloth Sacksts ing aud trimming
from 81 Is 70 - o Biys Vests Pants making trim
ming, irora 81 81 70 81 So
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED, REPAIRED, &c.
J. BOUTALL,
je'ssw ls7 s. Clir Street. above Enc.
THATCHER, BURT & co, Pro-
Il pretoIs Of HOwe Patent rTuss idge and Wholesale
and Retail dealers In Lumer. Timber, Shingles and Lath
Track -
We also possess fties fr receiving ani shipping Lun-
ber Slaves ai ruad Iron, iiasones ui ding S0ns and
heavy articles Of all kinds, directly from to vessel and
tice uefSa without cartage.
Ale nsI ments aitsne 10 With promptnsss aud al fair
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nOCTOR HALLIWELL DENTIST

IL and Graduate Of the Cleveland Medical con-
unues TO supply the lnss Of Teeth Inch ehauge
color decay. Withou springs wire Of description,
which perfectly resemble na that the practised ere
Of Dentist could not de- ect No exTactiou ofroos
piinfu 0perators; n the following charges: single
togth, St-iull selts irum S31 upwards.
Dr h having made he y prepared ar viii
insert u setts Of true Pocoaln Teeth ponted By Dr.
LoouIls, (see O1nioEs nf the press
Dental h0oms Churchills Drug Store, Publ
SaEare lan5.dEM
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SONG OYRR a SHIRT.

~ For late City News, sec thiId page
For Market Reports and Marine News, eefourth
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 16, 1sJs
PAN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING.

F Plain and OrnaReaial Printing Of every description
done ths Printing Establishment Of The Leaaer ofee
on the aies; improved and nosirapd eam presses IN tn
best stye gu short notice and reasonable rates. Par
ticulsr aitenu paid blank work Every description Of
Bisdiag DONE especially Blank Books, Ledsers, Journals
ssles Books. ReceIving Books. &c ,Ss.
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The FOURTH.-The Committee Of Arrange
ments for the celebration of the Fourth Of July
met at the WeddeI on Monday, and it was resOlv-
ed to celebrate on the fifth The proposition
Of the Fire Companies to participate in the cele-
bration il SIS for necessary expenses be paid each
company, was agreed 70.
The following COMMITTEES were appointed /:
Committee on Finance. w Fitch, J. C. Gran
MS, J. P. Ross
Committee on Printing!. A. Munson, W. H.
Hayward, George B. Senter.
Committee on Military-S Bliss, L. Hickman,
J. Barnett, VIM Kinney, W. Il. Hayward.
Committee on Fire Department-James Hill,
Thomas Willows, E. Hessenmueler
Committee on Regatta-B. A stanard, /. U.
Masters, U. C. Van Tyne, J. A. Wheeler, Siias
Merchant.
ICOmmittee on Fire Works-Wm. Edwards, s o.
GriswoId, S M Cady, J. r. Surbrug, J. P Ross.
Committee on Musie-R. Hilliard, J. c. Mack,
E. Kinsman, L. Hickman, James Hill.
Committee on Progrzmme-J. W. Fitch, A.
Wheeler, P Thatcher.
Committee on Orator and Reader. C. Gran
mis-. W. B. Castle, Z. Kinsman.
Committee on InvitatiOns-J ". Fitch, James
Hill, Geo B. Senter, J. A. Wheeler, 1. U. Masters.
Committee on COuneil-I. U. Masters, E. Hes
senmueller, Geo. B. Senter.
These Committees viii NEE. at the Weddell to-
night, TO report progress.
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About THE MESAsERIE.-A citizen yesterday
afternoon in procuring tickets Of admission for
himself and family, had the precsutiOn to take
his money out Of his pocket book before approach
ing the ticket wagon in order to guard against rob-
berry. He made his way through the dense crowd,
secured his tickets, and returned to his family,
who were in his carriage He placed his hand in
the pocket where his wallet ought to be-bui 1t
wasn't there. Some dexterous piekpocket had IT.
leved him OF it, while he was congratulating him
stlf on his security against that class Of animals
The wallet contained between thirty five and forty
dollars. and some promissory and other notes
After the usual afternoon exhibition, the child
ren OF the Industrial School to the number of near
two hundred, were passed into the canvas free Of
charge. The children enjoyed themselves exten-
sively, and quite loud in their praises Of the
" show" Mr.. Van Amburgh deserves wellfOr Lis
generosity in this respect.
Several little fights occurred about the canvas
last evening, which served to keep up the excite
ment among the juveniles.
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HORSES & CONDITION POWDERS.

Also Geuerai Agent fr The most Dasaiar Family Meii
cine n the world. which Is Dr. y. ,. SOULE Co 5
ORIENTAL SOVEREIGN BALM PILL which for
sale IN ever tOWn the whole country CAL
agents und get acircular-and the Pills.
mylo od1m, la2
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nwa,cr street. { CisVaiand. OHIO.
I TtHITHHTTTTAMNAN. I THTTT1AMN ) ISs;TT1ANDART ;T1Slti5 & : Co

w Bankers and Lealsrs in Foreigu and Domestic EH
Change. No7 Soperlar street We drss elIeet on Ia
fh- Ia in Eng land Ire land. Scotland, Francs
81 CsrmauF Coilectous made all accessible points
.Ir--InI. ~ N ~ a S-ares md Canalas. nh-.ly
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REFERENCES:
Freritt ESD Cashier Brozdpay Bank. y. y.
HandT Esq Cashier Com Br- Rank, Cleveland
SIS Carpeuirr 4 Nermilye. B1nkers. n Y
Sanford \ Co Bankers. Buf1lo- n
Carey Howard a sanger, Merchants, y. Y
Greco Sevgcll. Bankers, n Y.
f.uvune 4 DaY, Baukcrs. n Y
II J. II Stevens. B1nkcrs, n Y
Cook 4 Sargen-. Bankers. DaEEupurt. low.
MarShall \ ilsley. Bankers, MlsNaukee, WIS
Holman \ GiipcEe. Bankers. Chicago, Ill
W L. p Little 3 CO Baukcrs. Sae1naur Nh
F.IiIs brown = Co Bznkers Clnciuuati, -
W II williams x Co. Bank rs, Plttob' h, Pa
" & Curry 4 Co. isaas ers, h.rie, Pa.
There's PaTdce. $50, Cashier Nc cleanOo Bank, blooH
". c Bearlsley. / 81 Cashier Auburn Exchange Bank
Aulura, n. Y.
G. W Lsoasrd, Ezs., Cashier Auburn City Bank. Au
NsisSa Bsardslsy. Esq. President cayuga CO. Bank
Auburn. n. y.
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d. HerdInan e Co..

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Coin 20. eisn a. d Domestic Exchange, Uneqrrent
Money and Land Warrants Col ections m the United
states. Canada and Europe. promptly aite ended 10
Agents furthe Liverpool and New YORK Screw SiealsnlP
Ir IN hich PaSsasecan be secured either 70 ur from
Liverpool al advertised Passage can also be Sc
.ur from Ifyerool 70 NeT York. Quebec and New Or
leans the regular lines Of sailing Packct Ships Also
IRON Hivre Hamburg and Bremen 10 New ~ TX Dralts
Furnished franr e throuEh VI TIE Couineu
Of rnpa IA Great Britain and Iceland IuI iuTtheT ar
J. HERDdAN Co.
Waser sfr Cleveland. Ohio.
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Bankers.
Markham 81 Co.,

CSsccessors 10 HzTtnsss, Hi 4 Co..
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
IL new and commoliaus Blnkng oice. sfuaied on The
r,rIler OF River and Light House Streets Merchants
pit AM bs 10 assure an whl euTust business
'-gT hands PROMPTNESS and on the most LIBEEAL
NE are buying and sellins LAND WARRANTS atbest
w WORK EXCHANGE Bouyh aa1 SolI
Id. SILVER aad UNCuKHENf NOTES WAN
ne an extensive corresp1ndence, are prepared to
Objections IN lhIs anu al lining States, with
b und iuEr1res-
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THE NEW CASKET.

A S THIS is THE AGE OF M
- provement and refinement, hs subscriber TAX pleas
use saying that he pared 10 furnish entire
article Ia the Uudertak line ANYTHING
before iutrOroe Il Is Of has manufacture made
the Casko. iOrm, and Is highly ornamonicd with thick
plae glass running the euire length oftop full ebgth
view be bad with ease
The C4SkEr has ofhe gloomy and unpleasant ap-
pearnees Of te old style Of Coins They perfectly
ar-lgnts aul light and convenient trausIrT-
t1u, puftlng vaults, cammaa fuiermenfs A sim
Il1r article Is much usel "a eastern CITIES
Persons losing friends an Nlshing 70 anything
the above line, will n u much 10 b. hing
ani exlmnllg or themselves where they dnd every
aticul lu gven- DAM. W DUTY, underakcr,
Cete and. June '5i-mh26.ig5 No s. l.rie e.
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TeSlimOnials and References,

" B-HaEIng learned that persons claiming 70 DO this
work, and IN many claiming agents for
sane viii thai 70 tins date have
the u A, who have any ru the above plienies it
such claim. and " hose either infringement
mpositlonf al lpuSltlul. let t s0rk cure;
II iufTins eenl, Will in due attend 70 that
NJ l. WRIGHT, NJ d,
seutlQ for he IN
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Gtnprs, Mr.

- STANLEY WOULDRE ESPECT
s ully iniorn tho ctzens OF CleEela1a am s,.hg 4
-, - b,s,saetl stove Si0ve nj No y fresi
,,i5crp he vii sell SJoyes GttEAf tpiN SAo4i' He
r,si sS,slff1 meat the latest Patterns ,- ,t
5, pfi1,s fff I'd NJ order. Aso, ManuiactieI ol
~ iai,8- and sheet Iron Ware PzrueulaT aliention
- ~ deRe win ispaich- All work warranted
~ HHar
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CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED. REPAIRED, &C,
j BOUTALL
jei:6W lsT s. Clair Street above rrie
MHATCHER RIIRT b an PRn
s n o PE 5
AND ENAMELED CRATES.

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w l. MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQUARE, tS1ath silal has Just received frs sh
iom The mandatory OF the largest and best
ments OF
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever bronght this mrket He always keeps o. hsu the
best newest and approved styles % COOKING and
other kinds OF STOVES
Manufactured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 10 gi0s perfect Satisfaction
He also Is constantly supplied with aa assortment Of
Wooden Nuru aud House Furnishing Artic es and has
hand and manufactures large stock OF In Copysr and
Sheet Iron Ware, all OF which MUST AND WILL BE
SOLD, al wholesale or retail, for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
All kinds Of JOBBING, ROOFING. EAVE TROUGH
Nc &c &C done IN tho most workmanika manner, and
on SHORT NOTICE.
n The prOofo the pudding is 10 the chewing Of the srns
50 please call b.iore purchasing elsewhers Al -he Old and
s-Buek Patent Hotel Cook Stoves. two sizes, SO
TO So each.
W. L MARVIN,
mL2.l&wly No South side Public Squsre. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-16
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