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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21

A Jew in Parliament.

The Nex York Churchman is full of indig-
nation because Baron ROthschild, jew, has
been permitted to take seat in the English
Parliament The Churchman saws:
England has given the lie to Ler high pro-
fesslon, and now presents herself before the
world as a mere lehitsd Sepulehrs ALI her
boasted Christianity has turned out to be
mere sham, the alliance thus formed with the
enemies of Christianity-with the Jews, who
erueified our Lord and Saviour, proves it to be
a sham.
most Outrageous act of national treachery
TO the cause of Christ and His Church has been
eonsummated, aud the wrath of God hangs over
England and England's Church
The Churehman is leading religious news
paper of the High Church Episcopal stamp. It
is sheet quite too good for this world, and
its ieremaid over the admission of Jew into
Parliament, will provoke general laugh.
For twelve years Mr.. ROthschild has held in
his hand the certificate of a regular popular
election to the English Parliament and has been
seeking admission. He consistently, as an Is
raelite, refused to take the usual oath for the
Christian members of the body to which he
was duly elected as member. Parliament has
at last yielded, and the ceremonies of his admis-
sion were interesting. The account says:
On presenting his credentials the oath of
office was read to him in the usual form He
replied that his conscience would not permit
him to take it in that form Lord John Russell
then presented a resolution authorizing the
new member to omit from the form the words
" on the faith Of Christian" The opponents
Of the measure, notwithstanding their long and
finally defeated contest, again entered their
protest against the proceeding, but the Iesolu-
ton was adopted Mr.. ROthschild then de-
manded that the usual Parliamentary Bible be
replaced by volume of the Old Testament,
and be pronounced the oath, omitting the OBJ
jectiOnlble words This, of course. establishes
the precedent for all future occasions of the
kind, and the Jews may be regarded as fairly
admitted to the duties and privileges of Parlia-
ment on the ground of their own ancient and
peculiar faith The question should have been
thus determined long ago.
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ICommunieaiedl


MIssRs. EDITORs OF LELDER-Dear SiTS -
The ReVisl0 says that Cyprien Rieaud is the
richest free negro in Louisiana. / think the
Rerielo is mistaken. He is not even the richest
cOlored planter, and the richest colCred men of
that State live in New Orleans, and own stock
in all the various stock companies of that city,
besides blocks Of mercantile buildings. Their
taxable property amounts to over four millions
of dollars. l believe that l am as well ae-
quainted with the history Of the Ricard family
as the editor of the Rsrisls, but never knew
that ''they were satisfied with the ease and
comfort they enjOyi and asPiring to no fsneied
privileges, their life passes smoothly" Mr..
Ricaud is not an intelligent cOlOred man. con-
sequently his happiness consists in having
power over still more ignorant men. But the
high-toned intelligent colOred men, of wealth
accumulated in the State, live in Paris. Mr.
COrderville and other Louisiana colored men
am acquainted with, reside on the BOulevards
in winter, and at their country seats near Paris,
in summer A QuADRoON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21

KEEPING The TEETH CLEAN.-MicrOscOpie
examinations have been made of the matter de-
posted on the teeth and gums of more than
forty individuals, selected from all classes Of
society, in every variety of bodily condition,
and IN nearly every case animal and vegetable
parasites in great numbers have been discov-
cred 0fthe animal parasites there are three
or four species, and of the vegetable one or two.
In fact, the only persons whose mouths were
found to be perfectly free from them, eleansed
their teeth four times daily, using soap once.
One or two individuals also passed a thread be-
tween the teeth to cleanse them more effectu-
ally. In all cases the number of parasites was
greater in proportion to the neglect of cleanh-
ness. The effect of the application of various
agents was also noticed. Tobacco juice and
smoking did not iDjure their vitality in the
least The same was true Of the chlorine
tooth wash, of pulverized bark. of soda, ammo
nia, and various other popular detergents- The
applicatio. of soap, however, appeared to de-
stroy them instantly. We may hence infer that
this Is the best and most proper specific for
cleansing the teeth. In all cases where 1t has
been tried it receives unqualified commentator.
It may also be proper to add that none but the
purest white soap, free from discOlOratiOn,
should be rsed.-ETehange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21

NEw School PREsBYTERANs.-Minutes Of
the General Assembly for 1855 are issued. The
total number of communicants is l43,5 $40. The
additions on profession of faith are 9,l2s by
certificate, 5,3I3; aggregate, I4,44I. The total
increase over last year is 1895. Most of these
statistics were made up at the sessions Of the
Presbyteries ofthe winter, and include bot par
tial results of the prevailing revival. The
church has contributed SIS, ,499 90 to DOmes-
tic Missions s64, ,5s6 40 to Foreign Missions I;
SOS. .57l 81 to education; 500, ,592 50 to the
publication cause and s4,75l SO to the Com
missioners and Contingent funds Of the Assem-
hly. The increase of members. DC, would have
been mich heavier, but for the detection Of sew
eral Southern SynOds and Presbyteries which
have declared themselves independent, in con
sequence of the refusal of the General Assembly
to cease talking about slavery.
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Under this head we recently published de-
scription of Bible belonging to the Rev. DR.
Dufield, of Detroit, which bears date $50. 1t
does not however merit the aPPellatiOn Of the
Oldest Bible in the country, as will be seen v
the following statement which we copy from the
Boston Transcript
There is in the library Of Harvard College, a
Greek manuscript of a portion Of the scriptures
thst is older by one or two centuries, than DE-.
Dufield's Bible. And in private library IN
Cambridge there are several mOnklsh manu-
scripts of the entire Bible, similar in every re-
spect to that described There il also IN the
sa1ae library and eyangelestarium, or selections
from the Gospels for the use Of the Church.
folio volume Of over 800 pages, written on
parchment in the eighth century, / e. llOO
years ago, and 700 hundred years before the in
vention of printing This book IS, of course,
older by about 200 years than the Detroit Bible,
and we have no account of any other book IN
this country of equal antiquity. We tind an
account Of this and other photographed rarities
in Rev. Luther Famham's interesting little work
=" A Glance at Private Libraries"
We notice an error in the description Of the
material on which the Bible belonging to Rev
DR.. Duffield is written We believe the skins
/ of goats and kids were never used for Bihilea
manutcripts The articles used for this Pur-
pose were velum prepared from the skins o.
calves, and parchment from the skins OF sheep
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GARDSER Z YINcENT's CABINET WARK Es.
TABLIsHMENr- & VINCENT present
- the public no Ostentatious front a. Nos &c
and 4s Water street; but the unpTetending eI-
terror of their building is no indication as to
the quantity or quality of the Manufactured ar
ticles stored away in their capacious Ware
rooms, comprising every variety of style and
quality of manuiacture-from the magnificent
parlor set down 10 ordinary goOds-not made
with view TO cheapness without excellence,
but made with regard to COED goods at Teasona-
bic prices. Their establishment has front Of
about fifty fret-OccuPying about half of the
depth of twelve rods or one hundred and nine
ty-two feet. They employ at this time some
twelve men-all their turning, &c, &c, being
done in other establishments They use no
steam in the manufacture of their goods, and
consequently no steam machinery. The frames
Of many Of their elaborate rosewood sets are
manufactured to order for them in New York,
and brought from thence to Cleveland, and up
holstered and finished under their own supervi-
sioE; thus securing strong and reliable work,
and combining with these qualities those OF
elegance and beauty. Some of the carved rose
wood handicapped tables offered for sale by
Messrs. GARbSER & VINCENT are really won
ders in this line; several fruit and flower
pieces being especially noticeable for their per-
fiction of execution and excellent imitation of
the Original growth" A couple of sideboards
attracted our attention from their elaborate and
beautifully carved fruit pieces, and convenient
arrangement Of drawers and shelves. Tete a.
tetes, sofas, aud lounges, in abundance, also
grace the rooms of these gentlemen, and all of
them of superior workmanship and design.
A large proportion of Messrs GARDNER &
NncENT's work is of the most magnificent de-
scnption,- and finished in the high
est style Their parlor sets are especially
splendid, and their carved sofas, easy chairs,
Office chairs, chamber furniture, &c, d., un-
surpassed in tue country, east or west. The
establishment is a credit to the city, and its old
and established reputation for superior work is
too extensively known to require any cOmmen-
datiOn at our hands,
We should have stated that Messrs. G. &V.
do not at this time give employment to so many
hands as in prosperous times-5ut keep enough
men at work to meet the requirements of their
trade. They sell many articles of fne furni-
ture to residents of other cities and towns, and
l. Ill
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21

The TENTH or SErTKEBEE-Every one is
looking out for grand gala-time on the ami
versary of Lake Erie That old gun at Putin
Bay island will, on the tenth Of next month,
welcome steamers loaded with crowds of pleas
ure seeks from the ports along the chain Of
lakes all the way from Chicago to Buffalo. The
fine steamer May Queen, Capt Niger, will take
a crowd from Detroit
The Lake cities seem to be wide awake Tor
grand celebration at Put-in-Bay on the Ami
Versary of Perry's Victory, and initiatory steps
should be taken at once in order.to make the
necessary arrangements securing concert OF ac'
tion,-Dst Tribune.
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Z. r &.
Gfgal Notifrs.


THE BANK or PITTSBURGH.l
Iesse II. .N0rle y, Henry K Reynolds,
Miller NJ. Spahgier. Richard Pat In Cru-t af Caru
rck, S. Duff II. or. Jan IS Camp nm D - t-Uv
bell James Breden. samuel ID 60, o 90,
Lane, A. N rylart, ] McJunk' n, 49, -
Alexander Nimick William H Nina
lex. Rober PEBBLES, FOliFrd McCUr
NICK, and Wi liam Carey.
A LII the above named defendants ex-
n eept said .orsy, Ryn ls. Spangler znd Carey, are
notified that Aay a. lss3 the plsntn filed his
Det said Court the defendants -bVe named
al that a. the November Term iso6 OF said
Court Plaintiff recovered JUDGMENT agslst said =
ard hcormick and William = Care fr Safl0 = debt.
and SO p COSTS that while the pening IN uch
sd Judgment Ob the ainid sued cut order
attachment Of whi-h served sad Jesse n.
Morley nd Henry K. ReynOlds; that said Morley and
ReyuOrs he time Of such service OF prcess tiem
had heir possession personal properly Of sac Cary q
the Of 900; and that sad Spangier PaIick, Duff
Orr Campbell, Brf den, ane Meylert Junkn. PEBBLES
NcCOrmIck, Alexander Niairk and William R. Nnick.
clam sad pruprry. and praying Iudg-
eu against sal Morley and Reynolds fo- much ll
paw the plaintiffs said Judgment against ssid AeCoruiek
and Carey.
ne Defendants required sid petion or
before Octoher :, Isss ANrFLL PRENTISS, 3
n GhlSWOLDs
aus dow ieC Attoi neYs fjr Plaintiff.
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A WALDENsIAN CHURcH.-The Waldenses
have church in Turin, the new system Of re-
Egious freedom in Sardinia allowing them to
worship openly in cities. Mr. Bryant, Of the
New York Post, recently attended services IN
their church, which he writes do not vary much
from those of Presbyterian church in New
York except that the prayers were mostly read
by the minister from a book, and the language
in the morning French, in the afternoon Ital-
ian. The congregation, composed Of persons
manifestIy of different conditions in life, the
oPulent and the labOring, was not large, but its
manner was attentive AMI devOut
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len lines Of tins tAgafsl ype make one square
HsAd Leaded and placed IN column Of Special
Business Notices, double the ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising Contracts will he understood % Apply
strictly Immediate business Of the Aderisers and All
siheI adTsTtisemsnis BY the advertiser will be
charged extra
Of MeetiHEs AID EreInens Military, Chailiae
Al Religious Notices. 81 pei cent discount
Business Notices IN Editorial Column VIII Dc Giasrd Al
the rate OF Is -euis line each Insertion
All Transient AdTertisemf MS l. be PAIL oI "A adf ahce
Adgastlse nts IN tie Weekly slusrr OF less lei three
1luths or less, as daily
Advertisements Dady and Weekly Il be charged %
Fer cont extra
alrragcs AZ. Deaths exceeding teu inss 3 cents
= COWl Is co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21

Coon NEws-We learn that Lieut. Maury
has consented to visit our city during the en-
suing winter, and deliver lecture before the
Young Mems Society. A discourse from one so
pre-eminent for scientific attainments will be a
We learn that arrangements have been made
with Lieut. MAURY to deliver lecture in this
city. We are sure the simple announcement
will be hailed with qualification by our citizens
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paper Dealers.

u COWLES, & CO, keep constant
lIs " on hand Al the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
catalogue Paper which they usT II Eastern pees 10
BOOK KANDNEWsPAPER--wsa are prepared TO furnisi
News Book Printing Paper at various sizes and grades
special sizes made 20 Ortsr n short notice
COLORED PAPERS-Of every description, Including
sTfra large Double Medium and Medium, Of all grades and
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-Ineludng Plain Toho
Post Packet and Commercial Post Folded and fat Caps
FOREIC;N PAPERS-Ineludins French, English md
feruan FoO Post folded and fat Packet and Cummercia
Post Commercial and small Note, Letter Paper, Doubs
POLISHED COLORED PAPERs-Including alieolorI
common Medium, Extra SuperroYal Purple Ultfanarina
Green, ScaTlst, nc, ~ Enamelsd Paper Of vari0u
RULED PAPERS-IneludingI.ss .ssal Cap. Account Paper
German Paper, Rcord Paper FOoscap, Packet Post Soa
merria Post Letter. Commercial and Packet Note Bath.
Re &c, Of all Erades and shades, American, Engiisf
French, and German Manuaetuers By the ream case
PRINTERS CARDS-A large assortment, including 81.
per Double French Enaneled Enameled, Porcelain San
kurace Ivory China White surface Cards. sheeta
cut 70 regular sizes; also, Railroad Cards heavy, and
hsavv Common COiored Cars, White Printers Cards
for sale By the smaller quantity Any particular
ool0r or ~ lefumlshed 70 order.
BLANK BOOKS-Of all kinds hand or made 10 order
BRONZES-As We now buy largely Of both English and
German Bronzes, are prepared TO osrthem asfavoF
able prices any other house IN the country
PRINTERS INK. NARNISH-Coustantly on hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21

PRAYERs By TELEsRAPH.-At the Fulton
street prayer-meeting, on Tusday, the Rev. DR..
d; Wit, the Rev Dr. Marsh, Mr. EdNard Corn.
ing, A. B. Wetmore, Esq, and the Rev Mr.
Landpir, were appointed Committee to prepare
and send, by the Ocean TelasriPb, at the ear
lest possible period, a Christian sautatlon to
the leading London Prayer meeting " T.
Times
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Bankers.
J. HerdTnan & Co.,

De HtfUIIdI q OUs,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
~ Coin Fo.eign j Domestic EHchanses lneeIIent
Money and Land Warrants Corrections u ths OhllsS
Sfafcs Ca1nda and Europe, promptly atie ndeo 70 :
Agents faThs LiverpO0l and New ORA seeN
I'm V which Passage be secured either 10 OF from
Teso Al the ADVERTISED llfes. Passage can also . Sc
-rel from rrO0l 70 Ne York, Qutbee aud New VI
-- ~ ths REGULAR lines Of sailing Packet shps Als9
fo- Hayre Hamburg aud Bremen 70 New n ~ DIalts
fsise foraav amount, yarle through u Sohtel
M rons and Great Britain and Ireland EoT iurtsr par
caisrssp ppIy al the Banking ard ELchsnse once o.
ssI7-dtf II Ester street Cleyel2na, o1l9-
4 4 VaITs1N > < sTANDAKT- G ~ sIASRART
UHITMAN, STANDART x Gu
w Bnukers l-ealsTs IN Foreign ana Dolleslle Il
change No Superior street We draw alIet On II
ga ana furnish Drafts Tor any sni @ = -
ne rnrual pna England. Ireland, Scotanl fIAne
- (ermanv Colectloas made on all acees>aDto Pu-ls
Ihrnlghoa lhe unll q s-ales an1 San--... ..u...
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THE NEW CASKET.

A s THIS is THE AGE OF M
- proysment and refinement the subscriber pleas
use IN saying that he prepared furnish entire
new sricle m the Unoertk line superior ANYTHING
ever beturo niro1ucei. u : o. ms
~ the Caske orul and y highly oruameute with thrk
plate glass running the entire length OftoP- Alum length
vlfw can be had with ease
The CASkEf has Ofthe gloomy and unpleasant ap
pearances VI the old style OF ConS. They peurcly
air-tght and light and convenient for tansp
uOn or putting IN vaults, common tuiermenis sin
liar article Is much used N eastern cifi-s
Persons losing friends and wishing anything
the ahoFe line viii ind much 70 their interest by calling
and examining themselves where they will md every
attention gwen. DAN'L W DUTY, Underakrr
CIeHe md June ,sI-mh-6.laI No s Eriest
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All. tba ahove named

A LII the above named defendants eX-
"a ssi Morley, REYNOLDS So nglsI and CaIsy arc
hereby notified, that on May "a ls5s the ainid Cd
his petition m aid Court againsf the defendants afye
named. a which Il alleged, that Al the hoeenPlsi
Tern, ls56. q said Curt the palnn recovered
meuf against sad POllanl llcCurmlck and VI
Carev Tor SAID debt. md Sl7 6-l0o costs th9i
suit VAS pending when said iui NEST Was OF
plainiid sued out order aLiaehment sop5 "a p
vac ssrved on said Jesse n Morley ane HtslII ns5
,s hsr al Moriey snd Reynolds, Al The lime oI suc
SerVice u process them, had N their % ~ 5
~ IN carey al tne value q SuOs ana tldt saia
srasnSlrr Psirick j a. or, Campbell Lane, Astuen eyer,
T,s peehiaS Mccormick, Alexander y mex anl WI
~ s5ct riaim some int IN SAD pr perty,t
- ~ m ~Tsnt gainst Said Nor ~ and II nodst'
ASh - win 2ay the plaintiffs said Judgmeni -5-ss
Mccormick and carey - ,.tl,io-,
ine i Ps.tof1 Sa.sofsr q isss AXTEIL 3 PRENTISSs
Oei'io n GRISWULD.
.u73 vlss Attorney sfotP lstl.i,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21

SUICIDE OF ASPIRITUALIsT.-WilEsU UPson, of
Waterbury, CT, huug himself few days since.
His mnd had become unsettled BY modem
"spiritualism.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21

CLAN SOUP.-Clam Soup was served up to
the patrons of the American yesterday. 1t was
really excellent, and was discussed by the par
takers with zest and relish. WNsLow has
made arrangements whereby his friends will be
treated to similar luxures fresh, and direct from
New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21

In Caufto of Com
mon Pleas, Guy
ahnga Co, Ohf1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21

In Court OfCoIa-
mon Pleas, Guy
shosa Co, Ono
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GEORGE BLACK.

Jesse n. Morley. Henry 4 REYNOLDS.
Miller M. Spangler. Pollard MeCof,
mick. William y. Carey. RI haid
Parrick. s. Dud. n orr, James
Campbeil. Iamrs Breden, Samue
N Lane. A n. Meylert ]. Nc 'un-
an Alexands sr y mex. william r.
E,r.i-k nd Robert PEBBLES
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Goal Dealers

1888.
WN l. PRIcE- LEolUEL CRAWFORD DAVID MORRIS.
DRICE. CRAWFORD & MORRIS,
Il (Suocessnrs 70 CIR AWFORD, PRICE n CO-l-neal-
Bnar HIl, AIineTa Ridge ad Chl -rev Coal y the
cargo. Once, t5oser ment Pier, Cleveland. Ohio
EEFERENCEs:
7. Handy. CashT ComlE. B. Ward .-..---- Detroit,
Bank Clevel lIfeo. W Doyle. Chicago
In-dph Perkins, Prest Bank Rumsey Brvs Co do
Commerce Ciegeld Parker Handy, Cashr Ocean
Hubby. Hughes Co.. do Bank ---..---- New YORK
H. sanger. Casar Mich lSacketf, Belcher Co, do
Ins Bank Detroit, j. @ Beard. ToTOuio c "
A n Adams Cash'T Sav' g A Tayler----- DO
Bank ..--.--.--. Detrui;. mhlO-dem ls2
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
SATURDAY 0IORNING, AUG. ~, 1855
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

- Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every deseriDiio
dOno Al the Printing Establishment Of the Les5eT Oce,
the latest pr we'd and raid presses the
best style sdo notice and reasonable rates Par
icular paidt blank work Eyery description
Of BHlns done especially Blank BJoEs Leigers Joura
as, Sales Bo,ks. Receiving Books. sc c &c
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AUCTION DRY GOODS
DInas

SOAP-LOw's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, .eayor's Glycrrine, Musk and Honey
Soap-warranied genuine Tor sale by
feh9 D. W SACKRIDEH
BRUSHES A fine assortment of
- Har and Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes OF Ivory
boae, Buffalo Horn and Sandal " Ood For salf by
fehS & W SACKRlDER
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
- sormenr Just received. geteT with greal variety
Of peTfumery and toilet articles at
fsIs E W. sACKRlDER.
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n Id the above named defendants eA-
cept sa Morleg, ReynedS SpanEler and CARY; are
hereby Hctded thai May "a ISIS the nlaintln ed ne
nen An said Court against d-fendan shove named
II yshich Il IS leeed that at he Noyemhe Term o. said
frf Tor The We ls56 the plain ~ recovered lucsment
sinst sid Pollard Mccormick and William y ca ey lof
~ ~ shf and So 66oO costs. TINT whs the sun as
dpe IN shicl said lid obtained. the palntln
usi ouf an Of attachment, cnuy o winch was
served On sid Jesse H. MgrieY and Henry h Reynolds
OF process tEem- had n their posesson PEI ona
s-t On mid Carey OF the value Of tCi ard that said
Saaasler Patrick Duff o r.. Campbell, Lane MeVlert
I,fnkir PeehIes Alexander Nimick and William Nimtck
n some Interest ia SAL urop ny, and praying JUG
ef azainst Morley and Reynolds fr 50 much vi
nav he plaintiff SAID judgment against sa Nc S0rnlck
Ihe defendants are required sad petit on
before Oct0eer 9, ls5s- AAIEhl; = T FRENllsS x
-,s, ,o= 1ro-neys for PHI
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C0AL,---COAL,

NOW is THE TIME To JET IN
vour Winter supply. We arc daily recelyi aspen
al artc le for and Crates which Se sell e S3to
rrf. Parties uis1iug purchase viii do well = give
s call All orders through the Post Oihoe pL11nty al
Tended To- Offices and Yrds on G P K X Pier ana Al
CEPR r Machine Shop Lake STREET. - 4. 90,