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Col. Kane.

Col Thomas l. Kane, who has earned the
proud title Of the "Peace Maker" was at the
Burnet house last evening He arrived on the
st. Louis train and left Immediately for the
East. The close of the Mormon war Is due to
his personal eGertions. That he has ayerted
fearful and disgrsceful scenes Of warfare seems
unquestionable and that he has directly saved
to the Government many millions OF dollars Is
clear. For rendering the country these extra
ordinary services, he has received few thanks
but has been greatly slandered- Whether any
private citizen ever accomplished SO much iol
his country and for humanity, so quietly may
be question. We dOnot remember Paraiiei
to the service that he has Perfomed.-CiN
Com I7fh
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A TRoT CHALLENGED.- Messrs- A. c,
Hubbard, of Medina, owners of the stallion
Emperor, have challenged Il. Sykes, of Hinek'
ley, to trot his Morgan Horse for $500 side
half forfeit, with Emperor, mile heats, best three
in five, to harness; the race to come Off at the
Cleveland track, any time at four weeks notice,
and to be governed by the rules of the N. Y.
Union Course Proposition to be held open to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-18

Nor CsSDrDATE.-The Republican senii
ment of New York has had its finger on Lieut
Gov. H. R. Selden as the next candidate fol
Governor, and some of the conductors OF the
press have raised his name In note to the
Albany Journal, Mr.. s. declines being candi-
date for Governor, and says that the article II
the BrOkpOrt RepHblieaa nominating him "is SC
laudatOry that, after reading it, l have moi
dared to look atmy face in glass since"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-18

ISDIcTED.-Some twenty-One Of the promi-
nent citizens of Alliance and Mt. Union, were
indicted ny the recent Grand Jury of Stark
county, for abating an infamous house in Al
lance known as the Cataract" after all other
means of breaking up the nuisance had failed.
The jury were more nice than wise
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DRowxED.-A very sad occurrence took
place at Dexter, Michigan, on the 18th Mr..
Henry Phelps and his grandson Noah Phelps,
drove into their Huron river 10 water the horse,
when getting in too far the current swept the
buggy down, and both persons and the hOrse
were drowned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-18

IxprcrxESTs IN HAxLroS COuNrY.-At the
present Court term in Cincinnati, the Grand
Jury found fiiiy-On bills of Indictment. Among
them were ten against dealers in lottery tick
cts, and FIVE against faro dealers They state
in their report that crime is rapidly on the IN
crease IN the city, in part owing to the fact
that so many gambling establishments are in
fun blast The jury received information of
thirty lottery Offices doing business in the city.
The Grand Jury in Hamilton, as in CuyahOga,
returned no indictments against grog-sellers--
They ignored the tipping houses, the hot beds
Of crime, although there are some thousands
daily turning out Iaseals Of all grades in Cincin-
matt. Grand Juries in cities arc great institu-
tons,
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PusLIc D1xxER-The Spirited Republicans
of Lake county propose to tender Public Din
ner to Messrs. Giddings, Senator Wade, and
Representative Wade. to come of at PAines-
vile on Saturday, July 3D. An interesting
time NAV be anticipated
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-18

Y number Of the officers detailed to the
Lake Revenue Service, have arrived in this city
and are awaiting further orders as TO their des-
tination, from head quarters. The cutters lying
here arc being put in commission as rapidly as
circumstances win permit. The points on the
Lakes where these vessels are to be Stationed
have not yet transPired.-SaRdHsky Register
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Horse SroLES-S. W. Mcclure, Esq, ol
Cuyhoga Falls, while here last week attending
Court, had his horse stolen. Nothing has yet
been learned relative to him Fifty dollars re-
ward is offered for the recovery Of horse or thief
Medinn rn-
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nredina Cour, Matters.

The Court of Common Pleas despatched
large amount of business in the session Of
week only. One person was convicted of sell
ing liquor in violation of law, and one for vOt-
Ing, not being a citizen Of the United States.
The Ga=eite says:
Sentence in the first case was a fine of fifty
dollars and costs, and twenty FIVE days imPris-
onment in the jail Sentence IN the latter,
was to Iay costs of prosecution, and imPrison
ment in the Jail sixty days. The execution Of
the latter sentence was suspended unulthe next
term, for the purpose Of allowing opportunity OF
getting a writ Of error, if the 5. p. c. think
there is error.
The case of Orson Stone against Barney Dan
iels, Treasurer-a suit brought to eDjOin the
collection of school house tax-is one Of some
interest to School Boards and tax payers:
The Board of Education of York had sought
to discriminate in levying a school house tax
and levied a tax of S40O on snb-district No )
for building a schO1 house therein. The Court
held. that Board Of Education might discriml-
date for such tax in such cases as are provided
for in the 23d section of the school law, and in
all cases it must make Its owu estimate OF the
necessary costs, DC. Also, the record OF the
Board must show the reasons for such dlscrImi-
nation that is, that it had examined into the
matter, heard the evidence, &c, and from that
examination and evidence they were Of opinion
that such case exists as is provided for by the
law. The record in this case did not show that
il had so examined the matter, and might be
an arbitrary exercise Of power so far as the rec
ord showed to the contrary. Also the record
in this case did not show that the Board OF Edu-
cation itself made the estimate as the law re-
quires it should it seemed to refer the matter
TO the sub directors of said district The inJune-
tion was decreed TO be perpetual
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-18

Man MURDERED By HIS WRE.-Buffalo has
got sensation case. Wednesday morning a
woman named Hannah Long pushed her hus-
band into the old Packet Dock and drowned
him. The parties kept a low doggery on the
dock, and were quarreiing about some gambling
transaction. The woman was arrested and
committed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-18

SurcIDE-Lewis Putnam, young man en-
ployed for some weeks by M- HOleOmb, Of
Perry, Lake county, shot himself on the 18th
The ball entered his head back of the ear. No
s,ansA assigned for the act.
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WILLIAM ROGERS.
SILAS MERCHANT
ICE.

WHEREAS, Various individuals
w haze BEEN IN the p-actice for months pst oi
depong Gals. Iron and 0hsr articles VI Merrlan
diLe up5n my wharf erected upon and adjacent 10 the 4.
;. GlVurameut Pier in Cevelrud, uadrr license given
10 them b. the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail Road Com
pany- all such persons therefore, hereby notified,
hrt species OF authority heretofore cnrCsy
pI- dy 10 said Rtil Rad Company dcplst ElCds
UPON sad wharf Wharfage thsrcaT his
b. revoked AL per who shall said sh9ri,
portion thereof Tor buslless purposes aer the lst day
June, ISIS, VIII ont hrst obtaining authority from
Aitdrne's in Cleveland, NIcs,rs Spadmg Parsons, will
be deemed trcspassers and treaiel accordingly
L X COLLINS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-18

The ShOalS and QlickSandS Of YOnih.
JUST PUBLISHED THE ID EDITION.
ON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEM
OINAL DISEASES A scientific Treaties the treat
meut and perfect Nervous Debility Seminal Weak
nesS Involuntary Emissan Impotence. &C, resulting ron
habits acquired dGrng the critical passage from
Youth 20 Manhood,
BY DR.. CULYERWELL
Member Of the Royal Colese 0f Surgeons Of England
tI3Gl LIccnfizte of The Hall Cs2fl and 30 Resi-
dent Practitioner In London Author q the Gulte TO
Hahn, p -'Green B91k," -HoWt0 be Happy Me
mairs Of Single and Marrlei Life" &c
This small but highly valuable Treaties written By
world renowned Physician and Surgeon. points out The
only and permanent Tor All diseases resulting
rla self abuse, and the only pubean Of its KIND
vrlten IN bel evoeut spirt and b. scientific II
shnud the hands al who value their life health
A happiness here and hereafter.
Price IL cents stamps a. the receipt Of which IL will
be post free and well secured, BY DR. CHI KLINE
No 20 lst Avenue Box t5s6 New York deelS:indGwlss
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COPARTNERSHIP-THE Tind1

It UI AhIN n LhOHII-- = II UUuCT-
~ ned have purchased Sieller entire STOCK OF
Flour Grain ald Fed and have this day formed copart-
nershp for the purpose oear ing Who'll sale and Re
tan four, Gran and Feed busnes, under the and
style cfJ- J. HOUCk CO. and would respectfully
iic the patronage such may need their
OF business and OF all who have been the patrons Of ts Old
= oar and Feed St1re. No. - Ontario -.
]. J HOUt X.
II VAN PELT ]. J. HOUCK : CO.
Cleveland, June 4th, ISIS.
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DIED

DIED.
In MiddlsbuIy on the ID .In,t., ALANsON KENT.
aged IS
The deceased native Of MAEssehufetiH, and ieT
many years rssiSed Al Cal6sld. OHIO.
In ClarksfelJ June 70, Ms ANNA wILD1IAN, aged
70 years widow of Era widman. late Of Clarksfeld
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- N o1I1zIFNTAI. PRINTING

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PkiNl M 49,.
PI,ia md d -ua-aeutal Pnuiias gt eyers desriilol
a. ~ pr ufins establishment o. The LeGceT One- eA
81 i-fesf in proved and rallL steam presses - lL
nj tvis On short notice and AZ roas9ssble raes ~
"a "A U blank VFtrk- Every description oi
one especially Blank Books, leugers J"uil-is'
essI-e fo,ss Receiviue Books. GC kr-
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Ann5Emfnt5,
CLEVELAND THEATER.

CLEVELAND THEATER.
JOHN A ELLsLER. MANAGERS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
fELIX A. VINCENr.{
T. b. WILCOX. Treasurer
PRICES OF ADNIssIoN-Dress Circle and Par1uette 5oc
Family Circls-- -55c
Gallery %
Private Boxes laige----Sl0 70
" sulall---- 70
Last Night but One, and
BENEFIT OF MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
new Comedy will be perf5rmed, entitled he
WILD IRISH GIRL.
THE FOUR LOVERS
And the great Tentomc version Of
RICHARD III;
With Mr. j. ". GLENN the lnmitable Dntch Comedian
This Friday Evening, June 18th,
THE WILD IRISH GIRL.
Countess Zytonia ......... Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
IDS uised IS the Wild irish Girl. with 1wJ S0ngs and
Insh jig
-FOUR SISTERS.
Miss MITCHELL In -Four Characters
Toeonclude with Dutch
RICHARD III.
RICHARD III a Teut0nic Tyrant lnnd OF Lager BseI
and Pre- z-ls,l > '" GLENN
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Lnte Foreian News.

The news by the Vanderbilt was delivered II II
New York in Z days and 20 hours from South
amptOn. quicker by "a hours than European
news has ever before been received In the Uni
ted States.
The intelligence is Of interest. More and Sc
we're fighting in India. An extraordinary erup
tion Of Mount Vesuvius had occurred, causing
the loss of many lives and large amount Q
property.
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To THE PUBLIC.
haze this day sold my OF Flour, Grain and
Feed, located t5i OutarO s. 10 J. Hodck Co, and
take this opportunity OF Recommending them my
toners and public worthy OF their patronage, and
feel couhdeul that they Will endeavOr 10 please fy
all who will iyOr them th their patronage i would al
rCtlu thanks 10 my Old Customers who have dealt
with a iy old stands for several past 1ould
cali the attention OF all ich indebted
either BY note or accouut TO call and settle the with
Oul delay II SrELLEK.
Cleveland. June lth lsss-janIl;d3m Is5'
dissolution. = The Partnership
IL heretofore existing between the understand
OF tho Angler HJuse tins day dissolved StLAS
MERCHANT will pay the liabilities collect the out
taudllg accounts uf the firm.
iga2 In ls5 WILLIAM ROGERS.
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IOTICE.-To all whom it may con

NOTICE.-To all whom 1t may con-
~ cern and esDeeally 70 all those owning real lease
h0ld properly bounding aNuuins Meadow street IN
The City Of Cleveland. Not Is hereby given that tue
Cuy Council Of sud City Cleveland did the h daT
May 1888 bv Oqnance determine grad accord inc
the established gr8de file al the oe Of the Cry
Civil Enslueer and instruct under sucl strt for
The Uuroso Of ccIng thor0ugh drainage u said rIeet 70
the Cuyhoga River and pdTe said stree with stoEe
Also hat the City Council did on the said 2h day
Of Biy ls by ordnance esternne o. grade according %
the established grade Ga sforesIii aud pave with
Eas Rive Tstreet and the e. C. e, Ral Rad. and all
such persons atressid he coy further uoe shat
they neglect to file with the Cy Clerk Of ald city
their claim claims In wrIting for drmfges which
thew may suppose they will their lelse-
bounding abuttIng sid stiesis BY reason
OF such sradig ami improving, within two weeks from and
after the .5fh Gay Of June nex they will be iursver
AIRED from ng such claim claims or mon 1cceiElns
damages th-refur. J. B. BAhlLEIIs
my2-3W ls4 CIV Clerk
DISHOP. ROSS & CO.-IMP0KT-
IL ers and wholesale dealers IN Wines \ Liquors 30
ater ST. Cleveland, Ohio
l. ID. BISHOP. CSC. W. Ross. G METZ0ER-
myl4-3m lsl
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MARRIED

In Columbus Jano Is, Prof wOR1ILEY and BIss An
ME eldest daughter Of John L. Gill, Esq
In NorwaIk June Mr. 7. s. HARRISON, Of NoTvalk,
and Mrs r l. BARNES, Of Cunningham.
In Edinhurzh. Junes Mr S. CALDWELL 10 Miss S
Jones, all Of Edinburgh
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MY D se-lll lI .lIllaLN-l l.aAI,5
NOTICE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS
IN ofthe ST. Clair Plank R1ad ouI here
hy noiIf that insianent Of per cent 0f snck
sghsr ptions ssi Comany required o be pad o. the
Teasurerth reof AZ the on e OF the COMPANY In the City
Eicye and. before the 1lth day of Iuly
nstallmeut oftea per cent tie 3lh day sep
embe uext Also Another instalmsut II ten
the 3h day Of November next Also, another INSTALL
per cent the 3st Of JannaTY, $50. Also
another lustallmeut of per the lth day
rch ls59 as, another Instrument Of per cent
8fh day OF May s9 AMI asl, another stallIsnt
ten Dercent, 90 the 3gtlI day OF July, ls59,
NJ order Of th- card. II L. AYERILL,
MAY 18th. ls5s. Sec'y and Treasurer.
dcOf
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MUSIC HALL!

No. 6 Superior ST., Opp. Water St.--Open
Every Eveninz,--SundRy Excepted.
THE PROPRIETOR WILL SPARE
Il eEpsnse % make this fIrt Class place q Am1se
nient worthy the patronage Of the ee Of thl
Coed MuscIans engaged and Of the Best Vocal
Talent cuuntry affords viii be constantly engaged D.
the Manager
The BAR attached TO the Hall will be supplied with
T9FRF WIZ BE an ENTIRE CHANCE OF
PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING
The Enferalnmeut will consist Of lnstruen enial Music,
Nauona Airs, Yankee Songs Eng sh and scotch Bzsds
lr sh Melodies Sea ngs Duas Giees, Mndrgals Quar
Burlaqnes Parodes Jlss. Reels HIS shiand k1gs
b eakd0wns. speeches. Plantation Mustrelsy. &c
-eMUSi &c 10 com nence n Oicl.ck- mEla:din ~
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mants,
WANTED. -ENERGETTC MIN

IN every STATE an T. rrt0ry TO sell shop. and
couniy nights for the rapidly selling Buckeve Rotafing
Harrow recently uatsnled By peWItI and Barrett Of
city. Call on the Geue raj Agents Robinson Co, No n
Bank ST. Weddel Block, address them with stamp in
closed ap2i
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4 WORD no THE WISE rs SIJF-

NV ANIED.-A Girl to do all Kinds
w Of Kitchen and HoussEork None need appv IN
lsss she produce best Of references Apply d No 70
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0eneral NotirEs

iunl;d&triSwtf
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Te MRS. c. Z. v.

\ ein!a whose infancy was 10Y,
\ little boy of noble m.en.
Now tossing gailv many tov.
Now romping through the garden green
tbs parents blue eyed little pet.
He trippet one morn, and down he fell;
hhs mother cried, Come, Willie. let
Me HISS the spot and make it we'll"
\ moibe:' kiss hath power to cure;
Her loye Is balm for every wouad;
Her gentle smile, her words so pure
lan hea, the brljse and make Us sound
And If there come bruised heart
And bitter tears arise and swell
mothers love still soothes the smart
\ mothers kiss will make it well
What matter if the world forget
TO praise Us for the good we do,
Or, II It never PAYS MS the debt
Which 10 our truthfUluess is due!
A mothers sympathy is ours
Wherever on the earth we dwell
Though gone forever childhood's hours
The mother kiss still makes US well!
Ny mothers ha.r is gray. and mine
Is slightly touched with silve~ streaks;
am tulL-groW- Ian-but Time
Has deeply marked nv mothers cheeks:
Yet sill her thrilling kiss is warm
Upon my brow imprinted well:
Through all nv life II hath charm
Ny mothers kisst to make me we'll.
From infancy until to-day
IN sickness. sorrow and mistrust,
Her gentle words drive care away
And .ift my spirit from the dust
She tells NE that the angels call,
That she must 20 with God TO dwell
Ny broken heart # such befalI
No mothers kiss Will make the well.
SPERANzA."
YonkerS, August 3oth. 1858.
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Eflfrtf0 GalG.
From the Atlantic Monthly,
TEfE ROMANCE OF A GLOVE.
(CONCLUDED.)

"Out of nv own mouth do I condemn
myself? Very well, | condemn myself;
pecari. If bad ever loved Margaret.
.hen : did not love Flea. Tie same
heart cannot find its counterpart, .ntitser-
entity n two such opPos.t :. What caarm-
ID me in one was ler purity, Sottness
aud depth OF soul. What fascinated Gle
,he other was her bloom, beauty, aud pas
s.yl. Which was the true syla1athy2
i did Lot sop 10 asa that question
when it was most important thatit >hyuld
% seriously cousitere1. l rushed i4to
,,ecruE3 a. c,wlytitcrs for FIora : : lies.
and distanced 1l.em all. ! was P.e2ssd
and proud tna5 ste took 10 pains II con-
ceal aer preference fyr me. We plal ed
chess; we read Foeuy oct cf tie sane
sycE: we ate at the same table; W sat
ard watched the sea together, Fl uouls,
n these clear, bright days; W rEomena-
dsd tue deck at sunset, her h&ld upon
uv Am. her linS forever turning up .cQ-
1gg!y towards me, her ewes pouring ID IT
.a,,ioa into ne. Then those 9 OH ous
nights. Wien the ocean was i va.t, Wild,
auC,ua1ing stream. Tashiug and sparkl:u1
loyut tly snip, spaaIed w.il qul1erln4
cr.ige Uf >D,eulur on one side, ana roll
IL. otT into awful darkness and mystery
5u the other when tie moon seemed
swinging among the srrouds like la!l
OF VIE IRE; gAen the lev ships went
bv Ike silent CHESTS and Flora and !. in
loug trance ot happiness, kept the deck,
.eeGlass Of the t-song Of promenaders.
.o.ge;lui Of the past, reckless OF the fu-
ture. aware Only u our oHn romance, and
me richness ut tie present hour.
Joseph, M travelling companion,
looked OF. and wrote lerters. He showed
me one ot these, addressed to friend Of
NIargarets. In it he extolied Flora 5
bsautr. piquaucv, and supremacy; related
now she made ali the women jealous aud
al the men mad; aud hinted at ny til
umph. knew that that letter would
meet Marearets eyes, and was van
enough u be pleased.
AT last, one morning, at day break, l
went on deck and saw the shores Of Eng
land. Only lew days before, We had
lef, America behind Us, brown and leaf
lass. lust emerging from the long gloom
Of winter: aud now the slopes OF another
world aroSe green and inviting in the
lush Of spring There was bracing
breeze; the dIngy wa,ars Of the Mersey
rolled up in wreaths of beauty; the fees
Of SHIPS, steamers, sloops, lighters, pilot
boats. bounding over the waves, meeting,
;ackiug, plunsing, swaying gracefully un-
der the fu,l-swelIing canvas, presented
picture OF wonderful animation; and the
mingling hues Of sunshine and mist hung
over ali. / paced the deck, so.emnly JOY
fal, swift thoughts pulsiug through ne OF
dim far-of Margaret, q near radiant
Flora, OF hope and happ;neS superior to
fate. Il IVES one Of those times when the
excited soul traDSfgures the world. and
we marvel bow We could ever succumb TO
: transient sorrow while the whole uni
verse blooms, aud an Infinite future waits
: TO open for Us is doors ofWonder and joy.
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HENRY j. OLNSTED.

!, >-esESSos TO lanes ". SNI-H,
- : -. IL STOVES. TN < SHEET IRON
- --ain s., neatly opposite the CoarI
= = toIierspo-t, Pa. TiG snd Sheet
- ar made 10 order, in good style. on
's1 1o,.ce. I0:l
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I. +. HARRINGTON,

:. --i--H, COudersport, Pa, having eugsg-
: Fl2-o~ IL ScloomaAcr & jackson :
,'-.' 7.-- cary OF the Watch and Jeweiry
s--e>> t4e2e. J fms assortment OF Jew
). +1as,zc1v OF hand Watches and
..s-'r carefully rcf,ai-ed. in the best style
: --e shortest not.ee-au work !, arT.lnted-
So
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D. f. OL5ISTED.

-s---3 u DRY GOODS. EEADY-NADE
Ing Gro osslrv, Groceries, &c, Main =
.',-e->-o-I Pa. lt:l
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u. ". MANN.

.2=--2 Il Bu0ES & STATIONERY, NAG
--.Zl-S a-4 Gas.e. y. Y. corner o. Main
= --.-4 IS, rou3e-sr art. Pa. l9:l
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~I = MILLS Proprietor, Co,esbugs
-, - 90 Pa, seven miles ncrlh Of Coa-
fst1 O. sss u ellsyilIe RokG. s:48
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Business Car0s.
JOHN :. MANN.

!r-0GNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
l5.le.sp0rt Pa, viii attend the several
.,--:s II Potter and J! kean Counties. All
.-sl,Ss entrusted in his care will receive
,vz7i attention. Office on Main 81. oppo-
* lie Court House. l0:l
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/. 7. NILLISIO-S.

-.,I"I IT LAW. We.lsac.U'. Ti2ga Co
-2-zz Counties. S:i5
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), COUDERSPORT HOTEL,
D. e-ANSAIRE, Proprietor, Corner q
'eCo~ Ps a.4t
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= " l2- OF + l0Ta L demanded.
Z" l telcgraphed, but she wouldn't 20
she has come back; she Is here =
l was sinking back into the stup0r from
which | hal been reused, when l heard Z
rustling Khicl seemed aIar of. yet was IN
M chamber; then 4 vision appeared 70
my sickeued zight-a face which | dinly
thought | mad seen before aooa Of
curls and rain of kisses showering upon
me-Sobs and devour;ng careSses-Flo-a' :
voice calling NE passionate. names and L
lay so passive, family struggling to re-
member, until NV soul sank WhirliEg ia
darkness; and | knew no more.
One morning, | cannot tell you how
long after. I awoke aud found myself in
strange boxing room, filed with strange
objects. not the least strange OF watch was
the tnin- that seemed myself. Al first I
iOoked with vague and motioalass curiosi-
II Of the Le.he from which nv mind
slowly emerged; painless aud al peace :;