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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-25
.VEIF ,STTLE or HAT.

of surprising beauty, and which need oniy to
be seen 20 be admired They are now taking
the lead, and in addition to their beauty Of
style and sineness Of finish, [ wi. furnish
Hat to any Gent who may desire it, with
Fine Daguerreotype Likeness
Of himself inserted in the Grown, without
additional Cost Having made arraa gements
with the best DAGUEaEoTYPz ESrAL.-saMENr
in the City 70 furnish the Likeness adapted
10 the paIpose, thereby enabling one to de-
t'rmine lis own Hat from others at Hotels
and other places were Difficulties often occur
il way Of mistakes, by numbers Of Hats
ie:n.c collected together.
| cur orders vii! be promptly attended 10,
ana satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
W. S. HAWKINS,
fe 10 10. 90, Broadway, Norfolk, Va.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

A NEw Corn PLANTER AND COvERER.-While
passing the City Hotel Saturday, our attention was
called 10 a new agricultural implement, called
Lippincotts Corn Planter and CoVerer," which,
upon examination, We believe worthy Of notice.
This machine can be attached to an ordinary plow,
and while furrOwiug, the farmer can ar the sane
time plant and cover his corn, and do ii in very
regullr and systematic manner. The inventor
claims that one man can furrow, plant and cover
ten acres Of oOrnper day. Its so constructed that
1hat the distance between the hills and the numbCI
OF grains planted can be regulated at pleasure
This Planter IS worthy the attention Of farmers and
agricultural implement manufacturers. We under.
stand that the inventor win remain in this city foI
few days, to dispose Of rights Tor this and adjon
ing counties He can be found at the City Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

ArHls OLD TRIcKs-Fox, the Cleveland thief,
arrived here a few weeks since after playing the
Jeremy Didiier on The police Of Indianapolis and
Cincinnati by the story that he hadibeen rOb5ed OF
$500 in Chicago, that the thief had been tracked
to those cities, and then attempted the same trick
here, in which be was detected and requested 10
pull up stakes and leave the city. lie LETT not.
however, before he had broken open several trunks
(Which contained nothing Of value) in the Cadwal-
lader House, and proceeded 70 Piqua. where he
wrote over an ASSUMED name 10 the police Of CO.
lumbus, that while in the depot IN this city waiting
for the Piqua train 10 start he had been robbed Of
/ 5000 lie even went 81 far as 10 describe the mo-
new which consisted Of q los and SIS" on the
North western Bank Of Virginia; also description
of the thief, who was a nice young man" attired
ia drab clothes and pink shirt For some reason
VII ch we did not learn, fiqna did not suit him
/ probably it became - too hot"-aBd the next we
/ hear of him be turns up in Springfield. where by
represeniing himself a. 4 :" Free Stale citizen of
Kansas, aud man Of unbSunded wealth, be bought
wholesale grocery establishment, and was in \
fair way Of speculation when trapped by the OH
GERS OF that place and escorted 10 the county jail
ID IS slid BY the Cleveland officers that since Fox
was released nom the Jail OF that county, few
months since, he has been in every important town
in the State practicing his played out method
Of '' making raise e-"-COiunibHs Faet-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

Tbs FoUETH-At the meeting of the Central
Committee Of Arrangements for the celebration OF
the Fourth, at the Weldel House on Saturday
night, it was announced that arrangements had
been made with Mons. Golard for balloon ascer-
sion. Ii was also announced that members Of dif.
ferent branches Of mechanic arts were making am
pie preparations for preparations for participating
in the celebration en- costume. Among these are
carpenters and joners, stone nasohs printers, c,
&c Other reports, not Of public interest, relating
10 minor affairs, were also made, when the Com
miitee adjourned 10 meet at the same place on
Wednesday evening next
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

Tie PRISTERs' MEETINe-At the Gays' Ar
mory on Saturday evening was fully attended, and
a General Committee Of Arrangements appointed
Ii was resolved to arrange an Office on wheels, TO
appear in the procession on the Fourth, represent
ing the different departments OF the art preserva-
tive of all arts, from the editor to the pressman
and persons were appointed 10 the appropriate pO-
sitiOBs in the "ofiee." The printers may be de-
pended upon to do their share toward proper
observance Of the day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
cinciunari's welcome 10 Mr.. Criuender


The Hon. ]. J. Crittenden reached Cincinnati
on Saturday on his way to his Kentucky home
A multitude of the people of all classes assem-
bled at the depot to greet him, and he was es-
eorted 10 the Spencer House by On immense
PROCESSION, an q army with banners" Arrived
there Mr.. G was formally welcomed by the
Hon. Thomas COrwin-
Mr.. Crittenden made happy and touching
response. After thanking his fellow citizens,
and stating that when last elected by Kentucky
to the Senate, he had determined to be less Of a
politician and more OF patriot, Mr.. c. said;
As a public man, he had done nothing but
! his plain duty, like plain man, and he thought
he could honestly say, far as his public duties
I were concerned, like an honest mar. lie
thanked God that he was capable Of dlvestlng
himself Of all partisan feeling, and N emergen-
cies, such as has been lately presented, perform
/ his duty 10 his country like an honest man.
| [Cheers.
lie said he would not enter into any discus
sion as TO the political measures before the meet
/ inc. 1t was not the tune place, and 1t was
/ not expeeted of him; but he would invite oil tG
I do their duty heartily, and leave the result To
/ God. He was not one Of those politicians who
are constantly looking into the future.
His business was for the present, aud If we
all act consientiously and honest to-day, the fu-
ture of our country will be bright and glorious
| Truth and Justice are the only foundation upon
which our government can permanently rest
Tnckery and political dishonesty, while il
might bring present individual success amounts
to nothing.
/ Il is ike burnt grass-wiIl turn to ashes and
be no more But truth and justice are eternal,
l and with these for the ground work Of the pol
! icy of the government, there IS bright future
/ for the Union
He next spoke of protection to American in
dustry, calling forth enthusiastic responses from
the assemblage-
He gave It his hearty support, said We musl
have great American system for the protec-
ton of American industry, and TO that end be
would labor He spoke very beautifully Of hav-
ing been welcomed by party Of factory boys
while on his way TO the Spencer Honse-
He again returned his warmest thanks to the
people, and in conclusion invoked the blessing
| Of heaven upon the Union
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY FoR JULY.-J- u.
Cobb & Co, aud Hawks x Bro.-The Atlantic for
July IS an unusually brilliant number, and contains
many articles of great excellence. The table oi
contents is as follows The Catacombs Of Rome
Concluded Three of Us-What Wretched Wo'
man said TO Me-Songs Of the Sea-The KinlOei
Estate and How it was settled-A Perious BivouaS
November; April-MademOiselle' Campaigns
The Swan Song Of Parson Avery-The DenslCS
Pslace-Myrte Flowers-ChesuncOok-The Auto
crat Of the Breakfast Table Unusually piquant ant
interesting) The American Tract Society "a ven
| fine articlel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

POLICE COURT, JUNE Is.-FOur cases were be-
fore the Court on Friday mOrning-Assanlt and
battery 3 petit larceny l.
John Finney was convicted Of petit larceny in
stealing pair Of boots and handkerchief Of John
Hays, and was fined ten dollars and costs and sent
to prison thirty days on breal and water.
JUNE l9-SeYeRieen cases were before the Court
on Friday morning, g fOllOws-Nuisance 6; drunk
,; disturbance ?; assault with intent to rob ?; as
sault and battery 4-total II.
None Of the cases were Of any interest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

HosRIRLE--Ars, Naloy, wife Of an employee
on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, was
killed with her child a; the DeerfeId station on
the Little Miami ROsd, Friday evening The
Commercial says:
She got OF at Deerfeld, on the side of the
train opposite the station. and in attempting
to get on again, missed her footing, and was
hurled under the then mOying cars. The whole
train passed over both mother aud child, and
reduced their bodies 70 shapeless masses Of
laeerated flesh and crushed bones. The head
of the lady was clipped OFT at the shoulders,
and the body of the child was literally severed
in twain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

CLEVELAND COMMERCIAL GAzETTE.-This pop
ular weekly continues to grow in public favor, and
merchants in Ohio, Indiana, and the West, as well
as in all of the Eastern cite are making it to them
a matter Of necessity As well as choice. A good
number IS published to-day. Price ten dollars per
one thousand copies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

Blown OvERBOARD-Capt Tench, Of one Of
Standards Lake Superior vessels, met with queer
accident on his last trip down. It seems he had
hundred and seventy dollars in bills which he placed
in the breast pocket Of his coat In taking them out
after the vessel was under sail, the wind blew them
from his hands, overheard and only sixty-six dol
lars Of the whole amount was recoxered
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

NEARLY CozPLEIED.-The walls Of the new
Custom House have about reached their hight; and
the wOrkmen are now engaged in laying the caps.
1t is designed to be ready for occupancy by the Isl
of Jannary, ls59.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

IxFoRNaTIoN WANTED-Of the whereabouts OF
Michael Cane, an Irishman, who shipped on board
the propeller Baltic as a wheelSmaE, Cleveland,
in May, 1851, since which time his friends have not
heard from him. and are fearful that some accident
has befallen him lie is tE enty years Of age, has
light hair, gray eyes, long features, and IS pOek
marked Should this nOtiee meet toe eye Of any
one who can give any information concerning him,
it will be thankfully received by his sister, Jane
Cane, residing at Painesyille, ohiO.-PGtnes1iiie
Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

II BRYANrS STRATToN's chain Of College
is now complete and in successful operation A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
persa. p r. sPEScEE & Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department cbs4tt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

a. PooK FELLow.-BY TnE AUTHOR OF WHIcHl
THE RIGHr OR LETT New York Dick a
Fitzgerald Publishers. For sale by j B. Cobb q
Co, Cleveland.
We have read the story Of "a Poor Fellow" with
great interest It traces the history and religious
5ii5T. d6as Hdros t1iiatfslila ms Esssad JiapAr HRr
an excellent moral, is Of absorbing interest, and
saould find an extensive sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

DIscRiHNATING.-Umler the Reciprocity
Treaty singular commercial anomaly has re-
Gently been exhibited in the fact that A, 900 tons
Ofrnlroad iron sent to Wyandotte from Canada,
TO be re-rolle'i, pays the heavy American duty
incorporated with per ecntage Of iron from
Lake Superior is again subjected To colonial
duty, on its return 10 Clnala-D Detroit Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

~ A queer case occurred in the Legislators
ON Monday A man from Waterbury by the
name Of Swain had petit Jned for release from
State Prison. His petition was refused and the
clerks Of both Houses so endorsed it. But by
some accident il was taken To the Secretary 4
Office among some resolutions that had been
passed, aud treated as such, and the man was
released The question arises, can he be rear
restedf If SO, on what ground lie did moi
escape from Hartford Cour.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

II rxrrift 70 Cashier Hrlsd,gay Bank. y. Y
\ p fIardy Esq Cashier Com fsT Bank. NieFeiAAu-
n ssrs Carpeu.rr = Nermiiye, Bankers, y =
sauiord \ Co B5nkers Buifalt n \
fsfrer Howard sanger. Men halts- n l.
Cree \ Sexeli. Baakers, n y
f,svnna \ DaF, Bankers. n Y
n H 81 III Stevens. nankers- n 4
Coos : sarsun Banksrs, DaNenV-srt, low.
MsrsAau \ Ilsity Bankers Mlivaukeel WIS
N.iluan 4 q. lpeke- BarkeTs. Cllcz=o- III
" l. p Liltle \ c. Bankers. Sasllasr. Nh
Pills BroNn \ c. Bankers C1nclunatlr .
- " II VI liaus y Co. Bank. =, p1tteh' n, Pa
" 4 Curn \ Co. Eansc7s, Erle, Pa
Thero9 Psriee, ,Esq Cashier Mclean 20 BANK bioon
" c Beardslsy. ] 81 Cashier ALBUM Exchange Bank
Auburn, n. Y ,- -. o., nj, A,
NrsSa BsaHdsey, Ess, Pfezilent cayugA Co Bank
AaauIn, n \, Y -, q ,sss -r,,,ls,l ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
e CLEVELAND MONDAY MORNING, JUNE q. 1855

STATE BANK OF OH1O COuNTERFErrs.-Ac cor or
respondent Of the Staie Journal, doubtless well
posted, says that the statement of the Cincinnati
Ga=eils that " all the issues of tue State Bank
OF Ohio, from one 10 twenty. have been success
fully eounterleited, " is not true, and adds:
Now the truth Is, that with the exception
OF the counterfeit ten dollar bill which has lust
made Its appearance, none Of the issues Of the
State Bank of Ohio, used for the last six years,
have been cOUnterieited. These issues embrace
the denominations Of one, two, three, five, ten
and twenty, and are known by having the name
Of The BraReA eRgrarsd on The face Of the BRL,
none of which, 0nstead of aLi), with the e1eep-
ton stated, have en- cOunIerfeited. There
have recently appeared some altered bills Of
these plates; that is, genuine one altered to a
two, and a genuine two altered to a twenty /;
but these arc so readily detected, by the single
TACT that they bear the signature Of J. K, Finn,
Vice President, which no geaEiae bEf Orsr three
doA.aTs bears, that the pubic cannot be deceived
by them, and they will disappear very soon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

TERRIRLE EXPLOSION ON-The MinersvIIle pa
Adyoclte gives an account Of an explosion in
the mines of Geo II. Potts d Co. -Four men
nomed respectively Edward Reese. Wm. Coeh-
Ian, Morris King and Wm. Davis. were badly
wounded, and Reese has since died. Joseph
Bergman was blown up by the force of the ex-
piosion. and sustained several injuries, having
one arm broken and several ribs fractured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

OFFIcE ABoLIsHED.-It Is stated that bill
has passed Congress making the Part Collect
tors the disbursing agents Of the u. s. moneys
frr the building Of the new Government Post
Offices and Custom Houses -DefrOi TribRHe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

u Tie Portsmouth Times stairs that over
$1,000 changed hands on the question Of the
identity of the man who claimed to be Robert
H. McAuley, but who turns out to be misela-
bic imposter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

STRAwBEREY FEsTWAL-ThS Lalies Of the St
Clair street NJ. Z. Church viii have Strawberry
Festival this (MOnday) evening, at O'Clock, in
the Lecture Room Of the Church. Ayails 10 be
employed in Church Improvements.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
nENDERSONIS HAIR RESTOR-

III ATIYE-ls FAST becoming known and bi.is fair u
famel. The following ertlneaie vii show u
be ohtained Of the subscriber uuer the American
House in tbs city Pnee 81 yer o.fils- ,,,.,-x,
HENuERs0N's HkIR REsrC 7kTfvE-lhe undersigned
were bald on the TOP OF theT heads an the hair
,use rapidly grow g % M all over thrir head vhen
Mr Wm Heuie the Barbc uIaicr the Amcrlran.
Diiel his Justly celerafe Hair kcnrtlE cod N hor
umu the loss of ha.T stnppe aad hair 30 an 70
rrav. and tne place ads ant was entlffiy
b 10 Is Covered with hncena OF We coriialF re-
rnuurad Hsularsnn's Restorative. believing ~ he
- - -'''' - ~ - iEWIs DODGE. N. D.
F-H EDDY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
CnhI-cnAI-
Bankers.
Markham s. Co.,

tSzccesSors 10 liariucsS hiii Co'l
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
u-sr aad comnflia, BlnkIng Ofcs slt tuaiel 9n nc
c7r7Tr al Ii,er and Light Iiuuse slreeis Mcrci1nls
Back aad b all hsse slo eulrsl b9sess 70
ON hands, PROMPrNESS and on the n'>t LlhshAL
Ne are tu ing and selling LAND WARRANTS al best
NEW YORK EXCHANGE B0ssht al Sala -
GOLD Sfi-VER aud UNCUKKENf NOtES Wan
TED. - !.
Having an extensive Correspondence, are prepared 70
make COLLECTIONS N this and adjdinins StAies Win
d. paich and al low mes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

n. B.-Iaviag Learned that persons Claiming % this
work. and IN many claiming 10 Be agents iur be
will that tins dale have a-cfda
the T. A who have night from the above paieniea
such claim, Ia huse Is either Infringement
sitlunf position. let u ,EOTk cure,
II an infrusemcut We vail due attend that
II. l. WRIGHT, n d
AeIun f.1rf ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21

L II Ex. President Pierce Is said to be en-
gagged in writing history Ofthe Mexican War.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
nOCTOR HALLIWELL, DENTIST

II and Graduate Of the Cleveland Medical Cole e con
uuues supply The ss Of 1ceth, Which chtnge
conr decay thOuf springs wire % ang desc ioa,
whrb PERFECTLY resemble MAJ that the lracti eye
Of Doutlst t6sud deicct Ne extl action Of
painful Operators a the following charges: single
Al Si-lull sclls lrval so upwards.
DR. II Alglls nll meets he Is prepared ~ viii
iul ses uf Porcelain reeth, paieated ~ Dr..
Lsnnllx. Zee OltnionS OF The pres III
Dental Rooms ChuTchilfs Drug Store, Psbii
Sdune fansadSw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
-miuinfrp,

"TLLINERY GO0DS.-MORGAN
lh 4 ROOF are daily receiving from hanui9iiurtIs
- Itisas iarrs ussostment Of Millinery Goods, and
atc D.. " opening
lon Co. Boauets. all sarie;l-ss
81 (,arfanS Frelch aad Amersean t'loNers
~ lIirtis II iies Heail-Eoar, uhirh vii be
"a V6aie.aur Rcfafl asr isl-usiy loT prlcos, IN
see. -, s.zSes V''n 'As ''1's CITY MILLS STORE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
DrntistrD.

GUPERI0RIfY OF THEIR METH
~ VI producing Artilcial ecih any uther lawn
Inethol=
Ist sIAIP LICTTY -Ons pace chemically united IN al
lts parts, and OF the stme gHGsfg OF maternal.
the model ct her iuiessiJn. Thlk adaptation
allainet-coBU0rf aaf Hfiiify euer gfieT.
3I PO OhiIh--f entire Flalc and Teeth inluer-
To the action 81 kuOwn che micai out, hence
disease Of health, proof against the
secretiousof the mouth cnmon 10 gold plate work and
atiieI kuuvs tldalS.
4th- COLOR -Bnsht, lively. and good imitation OF
". 9AnY method Of pruucias OF Artiiieial Teeth
hcncaily united IA that Will not 3the Ordeal
TINS d'gest. Is counterfeit Of frre Porcelain
PAtkDNAGESlf &c Aprl. l5s6, We have inserted Efrc
HHafTet aad CGscg Oh this nuubcr, egs sea
taFe taken The place ~ Gd Pi work In The hat
I'd all nave teIr testimony TO superiority
and WI n al otner cases where terms have bren
eolled Nlt. Ia where teeth base been paid
MAS there been any tIszatislaclIln
TERAlSAeeounst 10 the nature Of the and given
aflsr examination.
PAYMENT-UPo the receipt Of the order or on elig-
Persons with O. ID Plate can apply their ate par
payment
GUARANrY.-SEfi1aefi0H provided the terms Of pay
meat and Special In trlcilous have complcd with
Persons wanting information. will be
those constant USE Vi work
We prefer 10 apply partial after the extracting
the alufal teetoue week is long cogg toinefVrna
tween the exlr IN and the application
To patrons. and those ho desire 10 heroine such
will thai arrangements thai
will apply ere d0Hbe sf Qf fcfh Efied satisfactorily
within two days amer the ARRIVAL OF the patient
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
THEsE MACHINEs CAN BE.oB-

I
Il tanned At MsNuFAcroRY PRICES with knoWisdge
fr wurkins the the subscriber. where res
pecftuF uFit0 the public to call aud eNlmIne the IN
p-arfca alton with the HEISG FOcr. and where
ivaatasos over other oT fsnllly be
sEEN described The decided prefer
eure gwen " those that thru
ard all that hive thsm should iniuce
thea that feel Interested "A Se~ine Machines 10 bear ~
minl that these achues c1mbn NJ ne ded
for ails such As hemas gathering. sc All orders
enquiries ~ letter Otherwise, VIII meet with prumt
uttruiion ~ JNO. STRONG, Ascent. Mei0de0n Block,
II Superior 81, Ctevrlaui. Ohio send ior aCrculnr
-rnere Is ui sIag Aarhue anf 4 " a EEL
ER x WILSON'S---Judee Meigs, ofths Amerlelu In
stifufe au9.lCm I8l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
IONDAY MORNING, JUNE II, Is5s
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

PLAIN MD UkNANENIAL FLINIINH-
u Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done Al Printing Is ablishEen OF the LsCder Ohce
on The Latest improved ard uostTspid seam presses, IN IN
best sy e. on short noiice and reasonable raes Par
tieular ateuti5n paid blank work Every deScttoa Of
Ru5ug done especially Blank Books Lsisers, Journals,
Sales Books. Receiving Books, &C *.
~ For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-21
$ r o HE s


AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w l. MARVIN. NO. 9-PURLIC
SOuAkE, (Suuth sidsl has lust received fresl
Z , nc min factory VI the largo and BET assri
ENAMELED CRATES,
Eser brought to this mark0. a lvsays seeps a. th
49, ~ 80 = s.1 l5s5 snproEcd styles Of COOKING and
Nam taetlBea Expressly for tkis Marksi, and
warranted 70 gi5e perfect Satisfaction.
ne akS : eouStsaily suppliad with an assortment Of
N-5ien wac a4d heuse Furnishing Artlfes AMI IS o,
,nd inanu i-ctTcs lsr-u sleek Of ii n CoUSr ani
St,l = - - iief uh o. which MUST AND Will. Rs,
SOi-D' AZ Wholesale or retail, for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
Al Al Kinds Of JOBBlNG. ROoFING. FAVE TRoTrGU-
- ~ AS douc ~ tho niaaner aud
~ kHOkf NOfItE i' 50
ne lrolio The pudding is chewing Of the sirias
90 49, =, oTr purchasing elsewher he OLD shd
Bucks Patent Hotel Cook slows two sizss. sA
,-,s W. L MARVIN
- - S@.4 . No . South sale Public SgulIe. 4
New Painting Establishment,
Oa The Pubic Square, one door North Of Kea-
d1lfs Store.
1ASCOTT 4 HOPKINS ARE
= - iAresi % do Huie Sisn Cari Iase M Ornamental
ma atlng Of Weeds. Marbles. Papcrlaneng Nc
OnleIs s'iheife'i- ap-slv TASCOTT \ HOPKINS