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sHERIFF,s SALES.

Founru D,srrlcT CouRrl ESTHER KLEIN VIZ, MRs MARY
ANN DECKER, widow Of w. H.
9e~ Emory, wifu Of jus H. WinEheld
of New Orleans No. ll,g73.
RY VIRTUE OF i writ or fiert G.cins issned
ID twelve monhs bond against Panl W. Coens, pri.
c.pa and w Colens security, and TO dr.c.ed by The
Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans in is
above entitled CAUSE will proceed sell public auction, u
the Gi.y ese Ccmoa street. between Camp and Magazine
l. o'clock the following described property, viz
ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situate In the fanbonrE Tre-
4 HI ~ Y B ls, and Is In square No 81 and scm.
grised within Force Havnna Virtue streets and tho London
PIomenade plan drawn by j. A. Puro surveyor the
q May s and deposited in The Office Of Joseph Cnvllier
Notary In this city Said lots measuring American heasre,
scsSrng d G to said plan as follows to wit lots Nos and
between parallel lines lot No. forming the corner London
Promenade and Force street and lots Nos IL 49, H. lb 16
and - measure each 10 feet front Force street. by depth Of
IN feet between parallel lines; said lot No 2 forming tho
Together with all the improvements thereon rights Ways
privileges and advantages thereuno belonging or n any wi
apperaining,
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot. s-a'5.l,-
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A RR1yAL OF A WONDERFUL CLAIR

n NOfANl AND DDGIhESS-Ihe celebrated MADAME
IVAN, the world renowned CI4AIRFOYAST and BOTANIC
DOCTRESS has just arrived from New England and be
consulted daily her Office No. lbs Poydas
back of Dr. A. Jones Drug Store, where ;he PAST PRE-
SENT and FUTUR lives Of her visitors will be told them and
where she will furnish them with such evidence of the truthful
of the information she impars will satisfy the
scepca mind She and all diseases which the h
man body subject with simple roots and herbs She
has ned in all her practice in New England Rheua
tism Neuralgia and all Chronic complaints when
strictly followed and her Medicines properly taken
No
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-24

G,@ DAILY STAGE LINE-LEAvES
S.Sgl5llSs,ssi< GAINES LANDING DAILY at 5 o'clock
A. M.-Regular U. s. Mail -Four Horse Pas
senger Coaches for Washington Ark passing through Month
cello, Warren Hampton, and Camtenconnecing Camden
with Stage Lines for Fl Dorado Hot Springs Little Rock
and at Washington with Daily Lines for Shreveport L
Clarksvile Texas
RATES FARE DISTANCES:
From Gaines Landing Monticello 40 IS %
Warren. 65 miles. 90
Hampton. % miles 10 %
Camden. 40 miles. s...... IL %
Washington. $50 miles ....,, Is 90
Fifty pounds Baggage allowed 10 each passenger.
ABNER LEGRAND GAINES Agent
"a Common ST., New Orleans.
Martin WILLIAMS, Agents.
~ II Gaines Landing Arksnsas.
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to the Fourth District Pond jackson street belSeen
Laurel and Constance streets, estrnys-
One yellow white horns the tail cut
off, visible brands.
Owe dark red COW, short dropping horns left split
Bile brands
Which if not claimed within five days the expenses
thereon paid will he sold public acon depot
TUESDAY, November 90 1859. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
New Orleans, November y, 1859. .
9, o. FIECHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered November q, 1889
" DIpIESSJS Con,nroll.r
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EPAyE DU SECOND DISTIsICT.-n n etc
IL conduit Second District Derbyny,
les dti Maine ct Ste Anne, spnvcs-
Une Gmen bal brun environ IA
la queue ongue viellc pae pulc gnac pas fcrt
ct siampes visibles.
Une mule brnn,nore environ l6 mains dc hau dcs
collier de selle, rtpume gce,
botani De Ia aHbe gaucha dc devan, In cniee queue
courte, ferrt.
81 les dts nnmauS son racamts dams les
frais lis seron venus enchere pnhique dit depot
lie VEN NDREDI, IS dc noyembre 1859, il midi.
c. o. FLEC1ilER, Commissaire des rucs.
Nouvelle- Orleans le Il novembre 1859 10 2i
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I eia conduit dtpUt des du Qnaiicme District
jackson, entire les Laurel ct Constance tpavcs
ue vace blanche les courtes
queue coupte, Gtampes ysblcs.
une vachc fonct les courtc Iorele gache
fendne, tiampes visibles
81 les dts anmauN tclAms dams cnq ics les
tsTs lis veuns lcnclere puhiduc,
le MARDl, 20 norembre 1859, 10 hpurcs A. VI.
@. Q. FLECHIER Comuissairc des Rues.
Nonyele Orleans le y 1854 ns3 n 2a 2s
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SECOND pisTnlcr coURr }suGGEssIoN OF Mas. HANNAH
KNIGHT, widow OF Capt. David
WHEREAS David Stickney has petition.

w Court Letters OF
the late Mrs Hannah Knight widow Of Capt David Stckney,
deceased nfestne-
Notice hereby given all may concern to show
within days why the prayer of tho said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
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g Il. wII4MOT'S PLANTERS, PATENTED
-. COR DIV GOD CUTTER,

The exclusive patent rights Of the above have purchased
by Of gentlemen of the city OF New Orleans
States of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tennessee
Florida Texas and South Carolina All parties wishing pur
obtain the same by applying the undersigned, who is
agent for the above company.
a-.. FW. G, COOK,
No. IS Satchex street, New Orleans.
Refers to-Nessrs Martin Gordon Jr N. o. NJ s. Brin.
gier Ascension La DIR. G. ". Campbell Iberyie I. Cap
tain j. g. Landry n o. q. g. Boger N. O.. c. f. Me, St.
James.
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DErriENE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DU GAIT ED
Dc "a NuMsellc Orleans. SWARD PARKER-So 1904.
A T~TENDU ~ que =. H. Pomroy presente
rhee Ia succession de eu Edward Parker
r.
par present donu tous ceux quc cea peu. con
dayu hrdnirs dix jouIs pour
qpelos ne srrait pas fa droit Ia dfte petition.
Par ntdre de lu Cour.
n2S 2i d. J. t.. KELLY D;npts 4, ,,cm.,
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TNiftt dODIbnir
uistraon la succession de feue Rosae o. le apouss
Jno. o lien. decide intcsat--
Avis est e present dunna tous que celia
aayor dduire dix ou les pour
qnces il ne seInit pas fait dro Ia dite petition.
Par ordrt de Ia conr
no NJ 30 J. T.. KELLY Dsputf GrefBer
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sEcoSp ptsrncri counrl SUCCESSION OF CART EDWARD
of New Orleans. PARkER-Sp
WHEREAS f.. II. Pomroy has pefitioned
w the Cont tor Letters CuatorshIp estate
Of the hi'e Capt. Edward Parker deceased inlesnte--
Notice is hereby given all whom may CONCERN 10
within ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not he granted
BY order OF the Court,
J. L. KELLY Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-24

A. BEARD & Co.'s Magazine street-Ar rcade
y. Row-Suceessors to J. a. BEARD & MAY-Anctoneers
and Appraisers for the sale of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS
Bank and other Stocks Vessels cagoes suraaces Port War
dens Cotton, Household Furniture, etc.
n. B-Parcular attention will be given tho selling
purchasing of Plantations
They have also and airy
singly or In large gangs. sci 2m
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X ATHnIAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

J.BoNTEMPs, DYER AND sCoURER,
No SO Bourbon street,
Has the honor inform the public that he
the business Of the Dycng Establishment No. 73 Royal street
and that he will continue heretofore, with the
ton for which he il celebrated
The in which, for the last twelve he has sais
fled the of his establishment Bourbon
for those who may him with their
patronage.
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The following message was read:
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DsuxtEsgCouR DE DIsrRfcr3 SUCCESSION DE PIERRE
de "a nyeilr. Orleans. ) yASsECR--No 1857
A TTENDU que u. G. Muckey "a presente
4 petition Cple Il l'eticl Lettfes De
Egrace Ia succession dc feu Pierre Yasseur dseeds
nlesia-
AVIS lie present donnt qua pout
cereF Iaso dnrc dix jours. les pour
qnslics il ne ,eriu pas fat doit la dite petition.
Par orde de Ia Cour.
n23 2d d. J, l.. Kelly Dtputa Grenicr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-24

tstse
oil the tic Pierre fasseur, deceased inte state
Notice is hereby given ui whom concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court
j. L. KELLY Denntr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-24

r1IOs. nIrIRRAY Il co. csUTCEssoRs To
Messrs Pooley, Ncol Co.3 Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard of Cedar Julia New Ban Hunts old
Yard.
We constantly hand every descrp
of Dressed Flooring and Ceiling and every description
Scaning, Timber Shingles Iahs etc, and every quality
fe2s If THOS MURRAY X co
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DEgA.ESr coUR DE DsrRIcr SUCCESSION DE JOHN s.
A TTENDU que William it, Dameron a
prosecute une petition la Cour etiet dob,enr les eea
DE- Cntatec Ia succession de eu John Andrews,
daceio in;esnt-
Avis present que celia peut
cerne dasor dedue dix jours les pour les
quelles II nerat pas fait dro la dite petition.
Par orde de la Cour.
mig % rs j. l., KELLY Dipue Gref6er
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-24

the late Mrs Rosalic o lSrien wife en deceased
e.
Notice hereby given all whom raay concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of tho said petitioner
should not be granted
BY order of the Court.
Il r.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

Of Now ollcans sON-No. 1888.
WHEREAS Mrs. Ann Casson, widow of
w Edward GHsson has peiuned Court Letters of
Administration the the late Edward deceased
inttsnte--
Notice is hereby given all whom may concern to show
within ten days. why the prayer Of tho said petitioner
should be granted.
BY order Of the Court
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seS~ For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
PiOner Celebralion at Columbia

"Hai Columbia" was the music Of the pat
noic Lorainers ON the Fourth of July, 1859 A
Pioneer Semi Centennial Celebration was held
in the pleasant town Of Columbia, il being the
iftieth anniversary Of the organization of the
Township, which in 1909 was rather extensive
in territory, Columbia then was part Of
Geauga county, and embraced all tie territory
West of Cleveland aud South of what is now
Huron county, to the West line ofthe Fire Lands
The Peninsula, the Islands, aud Erie county,
were then part of Columbia township Bella
Bronson was the fret CLERK, Lathrop seymore
the first Constable, and Nathaniel Doane the
frat justice of the Peace West of the CuyahoQa
river. Of the Celebration 'An Old Settler"
writes to the Commercial Register
The time we had Monday was truly remark
able Old acquaintances of forty years ago
met and greeted where the days OF their child
hood were spent. The roll of the company sta.
toned at the Clock house in Columbia during
the war of 1912, was called, and some ten or
more answered 10 their names
1t is entirely country place, with no town
nearer than twelve miles, and yet az lcaat 5000
people were assembled for a Fourth OF July
Picnic The meeting was called to order by
Ransom Bronson. Prof Monroe, of Oberln,
was made President; Mr. Burr, of Columbia,
Secretary. Addresses were made by Rev. Mr
Dsbro, of Berea Rev Dr. Bronson, DR.. Girls
void, and Mr.. Gates, of Eyria, Mr. Turner Of
Grafton, and others. Tne antiquities of Co.
umbia were exhibited, such as the first woman
that moved West Of Cuyahoga, and the infant
she carried in her arms; the first teacher and
hn mil nd 4 l.ny Al.
block house in 1912. The day puessed very
pleasantly.
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LAST MOMENTS oF METrERHIoH.-T Vi
emma correspondent Of the London Times thus
describes the last moments Of the great abso
lutist Of the world
A 2 l-2 o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday
died, or rather fell asleep, Prince Metternich,
who on the 10th Of last month had completed
his s6th year. The renowned statesman and
diplomatist had been exceedingly weak for sew
eral days before his death, but he suffered no
pain whatever, and even on Thursday last was
able to sit in a chair In his garden. His voice,
however, was so very feeble at the beginning of
last week that it was scarcely audible, and f.
nally, bis physicians altogether prohibited any
attempt being made TO induce him to converse.
Members Of his family state that the Prince
had such an easy death that no one can say ex
ac'ly when his soul quilted its mortal cell -
The deceased, who was formerly we'll known to
me, was much more kindhearted than is gener
ally believed, and far better than his reputation
Poeterity will doubtless do full justice to hit
high qualities.
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Rail Roaa AecLdenLs IL rnrlnn,,

The London Times contains an article upon
the subject Of Railroad accidents in England
from which we make the following Interesting
eKtracts
"tKillcd 27G, wounded 556 These are the
statistics of very serious attain; not quite Of
pitched battle, perhaps, but at any rate of bril-
liant combat or well contested fight. This
time, however, the figures are not teiegraphed
ir' IN Italy. IL is a h,me concern, ana an i'm,
portant one too, for the struggle is incessant,
and the casualties occur year alter year. They
represent, in fact, the deaths aud injuries result
ing from railway travelling In one fashion CT
other 276 people were killed, and $50 we G
maimed, ON the various railways in Great Brit
ain and LELAND during the year 1853 True it
is that by vigorous analysis we can deprive
this return OF its most alarming features, but
the computation is accurate nevertheless, and,
what is worse the danger is not on the decline
In one important respect the report is heavier
than in any year since 1853
That nearly 800 lives should be lost on rail
ways in the course of twelvemunth will ap-
pear to many persons an incredible statement
aud the truth is that nine-tentbs of the casual
ties 10 question have no bearing whatever on
the safety of railway travelling. They occur
to trespnssers who are struck or run over by
sl"AiA9 ~ hiptioht VI " IdllNdy bGTNduls OF Ia
bOIers who incur the danger in the ordinary
prosecution Of their callings. In these cases the
fatality Of the accidents is very remarkable -
Casualties of an ordinary description usually
produce many more injuries than deaths, but
here the deaths far OyeTbalance the iniurcs. .-
OF railway servants or laborers 1871 were killed.
while lOl only were njured of trespassers IL
only out of 73 escaped with their lives, the re
naming 62 being killed outright. In the case
OF railway passengers these proportions, with
with one instructive exec ption, are COM
pletely reversed Upward of 400 passengers
were injured, whereas only 20 were killed, by
those accidents which are defined as beyond the
sufferers control
"NO sooner, however, is this condition re-
moved, and the fault charged upon the passen-
gers themselves, than we find 29 casualties out
Of 43 proving actually fatal The critical fr-
ures, therefore, are 10 be found in the 2B deaths
and the 4l9 injuries of railway passengers, oc-
curing IN space of twelve months, from the
mishaps or defects Of railway management but
it should be added that it took nearly l4O, 600,
900 passengers to produce them Not one pas
senger in O. 10000 came to his death on a rail-
way independently of any fault of his own, and
even the general aggregate Of 25 deaths is great-
ly swelled by that Que fearful disaster on the
Oxford, Worcester and Wolyerhampton line.
which of itself cost Ia lives This brought the
total up to higher point than has been reached
since 1853"
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PARIS GosslP-MApAME MoMAHoN. The
feminine smeute ut st. Cloud is the burlesaue
aspect Of the war. Madame Mel and Madame
McMahon are at daggers drawn Madame Mel
will not speak to Madame Mcmahon because
General Mel has not got the baton, which Nc
Mahon has grasped in the confusion. Madame
McMahon will not accept the title of Duchess
de Magenta considers herself lessened by the
sound, and forbids the announcement OF her
name coupled with the humilating designation.
What she, the daughter of the Duke dc Cas-
tries, whose ancestry may be traced for eentu-
ries as the iavorites Of Kings and tie counsel.
loFs Of EmperoTs Of very different birth TO the
one now balancing himself on the throne, to ac-
cept modern, new tangled title de pacoiiie, such
as those bestowed by Napoleon l. on the sol.
diers Of his army who had risen from the very
mud Of the gutter The thing is Impossible.
She tosses her chin in the air, and resulves to
remain Madame Mcmahon to the end of her
days, rather than be called Duchess de Magen-
ia for one single hour. The situation is 80 EN-.
barrassing for the court that Madame Mona
hon has been strongly advised to retire to the
country for while.
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GpttioL Notices.

U If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out It is ours who i've in
ms wnierogged country The miasm4to poison Of our
sWnps aud Marshes becomes veHtsble devil In the
blood 10 revol In the Agues aud Fevers which shake and
corch Us all. Ayers A0UE CURR is said to he the
pose Na need and Of neghbors who have tried
rnn nm lIn rnnn.t Inl.rnuI DLann III
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A REAcT.-The Speakers Chair Of the U .
y. House Of Representatives, used when Henry
Clay was Speaker, is now ia this village. On
the remodeling Of the House, il was sold OF
among the old furniture 1t was bid ofTby a
gentleman Of Washington aud presented to Mr.
Giddings, who now has It in his library Sen.
tiaal, Ashtabula
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Builders & Arrbitrfts.
1flaoI)inists Mf.
DEnttetrp.
fYENTlS TRY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.

TF YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
j. read the following tines II your teeth arc bad read
hem with great care. II you have oeh at all hsp'-
fact ia isl daily oxlbsl in ths Streets ia the social
circle and in tie pnrlOr by the huniest peasant and the
ptoudest uutucrt is that hundreds persons lose good
sets of teeth lr the want Of the timely aid of good aud
sk(u dentist poor aud inf ror operation is In many
cases worse uuIe all IL your teeth good have
them examined y good dcrtst aud keep them in order.
If d or ma time should he st hut them repaired the
sooner tina better aud espo which Burns sys lh-
he'll all Diseases All IRREGULARITIES of tho teeth should
be attended 80 IN ChtdhO ud aud Youth.
All persons deslrDs ut fine druta opcraii are iuVt
ed to an AZ my whero particular attention
to the preservation Of The natural tech, where the
VULCANlZED CORALIrE,
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1nsuraute agents.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
or CLEVELAND, ONO.
A JOINT STOCF COAfpA NV

AJOINT STOCK COMPANY
orgased January o. 1850 pader general lao ofe 81
Of Ohio
secured by Real Estate S1OO,OOO
OEFlGERS ;-G. W SCHMIDT, President DR. w
MEYER Vice President, JACOB MUELLER Secretary
blhECTORS &C. W schmidt ) Mayer, h Keller
Brt W Meyer, J. Wagner, q, Leick j. Mueller, John
TIE GERMAN INSURANCE. COMPANY Insure
hBAht loss OF damage by ire for year and less buld
'ngs goods Wares, merchandise Payment uf losses
sinai be made IN GO the loss shu have beeu ns
d at any risk. " " N'
Ohc No H. Atwater Ock tup tairs) Superior. tract
CH lucE Agent hpl5R@lv John WAGNFg YES
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Booroirla.

BOARDING. - The House No. "a
ID Public Square, and by The stone Chuph-ons Of the
peasautrs uiauus In tho clty-has been thoroughly
paired and is open for Boarers Families wishing TO
furnish their own accommodated with large
and aud bedrooms; and Single R0arders
and Day Bolrors will find good accommodations
s0ulbie terms Ladies excluded. References given
sud received upriR2O s. W. BURhlIT.
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MATRTMONIAL-

70 THE LADIES' oF THE UMIED STATES
II has been my good fortune to restore to health NAM
hcusands Of my oOuntry-women
Ny has excited the malice cf the envious and
aloas but their prosecutions served only TO extend
nd estab s my reputation showers Of grateful orinrs
have allen upon my pathway from the air sufferers whom
Ihave relieved Sooug held In aiiectionate and
thankful remembrance By those Who have experienced M,
skll, can afford 10 desse The uurts Of
nd slandere
MY friends nave repeatedly urged to place NY med
clue for producing menstuatiuh wihu the reuoh Of he
Ladies OF the United States; In indispositu tu enter
ne 80 "ouped by qHachs with their perncous
ana leaf That unrncped counteretcrs might pal upon
ne puhie Their worthless mutations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
AMlE DE FEMME," IN the United States
A. last yield to the entreaes Of patients and fren
and offer to the suffering Females vt America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard TO the efficacy Of the "AMIE DE FENAEn 1
heed only say, that Is in liquid FORM aud is sxaot sue
Asl nave used 10 my practice IN France or many years and
mat has never failed to satisfactor, result
The annie dc Femme and rua ion stand In the re-
a'oh OF cause and elect II L. alike powerful to
ahealtly menstrual dow where it noyer has o,ist. nn
restore Where has been from any cause suppressed
IN orderto guard against imposition the rapper of e
hohs On each bottle Of the Anne de Femme wi be,r,n
written signature and both the bottle aud enclosing Il,
WI be scaled with my private seal
Price $500 package,
A. DR. p. n. nICORD
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNINe, JULY 5, 1859.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ PLAIN aud Ornamentat Printing o. every descrptrn
oue 0tthe Printing ESiah shnunt tho Leader Once
no latest improved and most rapid steam presses in
les style, on short notice and II reasonable rates
eulat attenionp bank work Evefy descriptions
Rinding done especially Blank Books edeers Journals
ales Books, Rsceiving Books sc, &C
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Att'ps & GounseIlOrs.

IL j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
a LAW Office er the Merchants Bask. Cleve-
BROOKS Il FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT LAW At"atet Buudinls, foot OF Superior st.,
Cleveland, Ohio
D. W. HnuuKs l.. W. FoRn
teh6
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYS AT Law onice No so, sgperior-st
cleveland OHIO S. WILLIAMSON
Isn2l A. q. RIDDLE
CHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATT0R-
Nue aud Counselor at Lawohice q Superior st., over
81, Rauk lanl5dly
DALMER Il AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
ootl-e1s
A SPER, j d. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
" Warren, .mnbu County, Ohio. Ofice, No. 5 -
Slaikc' street, dec3-d91
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B0ukErs.

Il 1 wmrsAN IN NJ. srANDART. W. sTANDART
WHITMAN, STANDARD Il CO.
wv Bankers aud ,ealsrsn Foreign and Domestic Ell
change No Superior street We draw direct on Lon
don and viii furnish Drafts for any amount payable at all
and Germany COLLECTIONS made al accessible points
thruu ufhuut the United states and Cauadaa marSlY
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GUTTA RCuA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth
DENTIST.

Is manu- aguro aud all varieties 0t artificial eth art
out up ia the best manuel W, b lNGERSOLl.,
No 2l Marble Block, superior street, Cleveland, o.
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DENTIST.
DR. w j. GUILD HA S REMOV
} ed his Dental Onlae 10 Room No Is Hoffman block
Superior street East Of Public square, South or Q An
who need the service Of DENTIST viii save themselves
much SuFF ERING as we'll as MONEY by giving him a
cal Elec richly used mitigate paln for t"se VINO de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On cold 81 yer, Porcelain and NuCtnl2ed Rubber Base
u the best Teeth ia sets from SWt so Coli
filings riding stLs of the cavity, from 90 upward.
mayl