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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08
Mr.. Daily'S Appointments South OF
the Platte.

Mr.. DAILY has made the following APP
pointments South of the Platte Gen.
EsrABRooK VIII accompany him
PlattsmOuth, Tuesday, September 20.
Rock Bluff, Wednesday, 81.
Nebraska City, Thursday, "la D.
Brownville, Saturday, 81.
Falls City, Monday, 26,
Salem, Tuesday, 1EE y.
Pawnee City, Wednesday, %.
Beatrice, Thursday, %.
Austin, Friday, 80.
Tecumseh, Saturday, October 1.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08
PROBATE JUDGE.

E7We are authorized 20 announce thename OF Geo.
w. Bratton as a candidate for the office Of Probate
JudSeof Ncm3ha county.
E7We are authorized to announce the namoo Of G.
X. Wheeler Rs a cand date Tor tie ohce Of Probate
Judge Of Nemlha county.
E@-R. J. Whitney is candidate for reelection 10
the oilee Of Probate Judge Of Nemaha county. Thank
fuI for past hOnorS he trusts his old friends will still
remember him at the ballot box.
1--WE are authorized to announce the name Of Sew
mCur Belden as a candidate Tor tie Chdce OF Probate
Judge Of Nemana county.
To the Voters Of NematG County:
CITIZENS-I offer myself as q candidate for the Office
Of Probate JUdgeo u Nemahd County at the ensuing eIac-
tion, AMI say that having had many years experience as
clerk Of court doing probate business, I can, if elected.
discharge the duties Of the same correctly and % your
satisfaction. JESSE JOHN.
- TREASURER.
G-we are authorized to announce the name Of A. s
Holiday as a candidate for the Office Of Treasurer Of
NeUah1 county.
awe are authorized TO announcet the name of Jacob
Stricken as a candidate Tor the Unhce Of Treasurer Of
Nemaha county.
We are authorized to announce the name Of Ru-
fus i. Rainy as a candidate for reelection to the
office Of Treaurer Of Nenlaha County.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Z7We arc authorized to announce the name Of D.. O.
Sanders as q candidate for reelection 10 the once ~
County Commissioner for the First District, Nemaha
County.
EEFRESENTATIyE
GIVE are authorized to announce the Of r
hewett as a candidate for Representative from. Ne.
Eaha County in the Territorial LEGISLATURE.
- " e are authorized 70 announce the name OF .Fazsa
NOEL a. candidate FOR reelection % the office Of Rep
Eesentauve from NemaLa County in the Territorial
legislature.
1--we are authorizctto announce the a Of Geo.
Crow as q candidate Tor the office OF ReureSeu;afiyes
N the next General Assembly OF the Territory.
are authorized to announce The name os DR..
w. W. Keeling rs a candidate for Representative
from Nemaha county III Tic next Territorial legislature
RECORDER OF DEEDS.
E7We are authorized to announce thename Of YIN
as a candidate for the ONCE OF Recorder ~
Deeds % Nemaha county.
- We are authorized TO announce the name Of W
Hoover for re election to the once OF Recigfef
o. Deeds.
COUNTY CLERK.
10 all whom it may concern; II. w Redford
by solicitation, consented % become a cludIdate fT-
he ofnce Of County Clerk II Nemdha County.
p We are authorized TO announce the name of 2
as a candidate FOR the Office Of County Cle-E
-ONSTABLE
1--we are authorized to announce the name ~
Rogers as a~Caudidatc for the once Of Csnsfs
DC IN BrownvlIle precinct.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08

To George Hughes, F.Hurn aud an Others Wa
i. may concern, you are hereby notified hat =
appear az the Land Office il BrouuvHle. on Satr+-
Sept. Sd, at O'Clock, ? ~, to prove up nv riga Z
presumption to the s0utl-West quarter of ssetS,T
township 4, range 9, east Of the 9th principle I'M
dian, Nebraska.
p. V. HUGES O.
September 1st 50. bN
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08
$25SEWING MACHINE
RAYMOND'S LATEsTIMPBOED
Double-Threaded Sewing Machine
WaPFantedfhe hest fu the World

WarFantedth the bestim the World
Will stitch and hem, tuck and fell, gather and -
bFoider with perfection. and viii sew every 49,
use.
Any person Of ordinary intelligence c1u learn in 'as
hour % use q successfully.
We have a great number uf references. hUt Wills "
only me names Of a few -Wao are among the 1EtIG
lilies, To Wit
We, the undersigned citizens o. St LJIis. hayIns
tey purchased one OF RaymCui's Latest Improves =
tent Sewing Machines, aud use It successfully Oh asr
ent kuis UI work, in our families service, D. cleei"
y Comme 10 % all persons as a Fsmily MIca.ae'
Mrs.. p Mefett Mrs Jaret. W1c4N
J Clemens J,sse Cpdfln
Jas Hampton / Nary LverDas
scale RI WhWf
n BTenuison Williams
, A Hale DR A-bucEIe
ETiliuau II BDss0u
stevens
Machines v hhoVttsbles as hand Nachipes, v@th
ueeaie aud TWO Spools of lhreld on che HIEhIue, re "a
WIN tables, half d0zcn extra needles. tools, 81, ~
Needles SIper dozen.
complete printed direction will be sent with eres
machine. These machines take Tie sane stitch asE
Grover ard Baker.
No letters OF inquiry answered except an extra PS'
age stamp Is enclosed.
Machines warranted, ans may be returned in thi7
days If NOT satisfactory.
No machines delivered until paid fo-.
All orders by Ertil 0r express, with the cast VII"
ccIve prompt attention.
\. B.-AEeuts wanted for every town in the 81"
and west, To whom @ liberal discount Willie El'ei
Atircss EDWIN CLARK, No. 81 North FouEus
St. Louis, 10. r#
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08
NEW ADVBRTTSRMBNFS,
Lost +!

bet"een BroWnYllle and the farm q Thos. B. e.
wards q bundle Of mans wearing apparel. TIE 6r-5T-
VII confer q favor by leaving Il al lie "Adyeruser2
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08
pnhlic Meeting.
i. O. 0. T.

.o-ssfeeg The members Of Brownville Lodge No.
%S[ 3. I. o. y. F., wiz meet Saturday even
2& ing, Sept 10Th, at their Hall 1t IS hoped
zaE@ every member wi1rBe present.
GEO. LIKENS, y. G.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08
Stray Cattle.

Sfrayed from the subscriber at Brownyils X
maha Co, y. T., on Or about the lst Of July. Il
a yokeof Work Oxen. Went off with yoke On. II.
OK blush color near OK red with some whie il h
face. They arc a hne large likely yoke Of ars
For their return or any information thatwullaia
their recovery, Gliteral reward gilBbe paid.
IL. H. MARSH.
Sspt-Ist 1859. ns-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08

ia few more copies 81 the Brav-Dvirt, Di-a
hand, and for sale. They should an he emf ~ Gu
have sent over leo 10 Qua ,vu ACCENT ~ vs.
s5-ac-e-ttlI,E EIaEtr ~ Sse VIII
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08

CANDI I'd
announcing candidates, S. in Advance. IN no in
Will this rule be departed frym--G
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08
ELECTION NOTIR
Territory Of Nebraskal :
C0untyof Ncmaha, %.

COunyof Eemaha, ! %
Notice is hereby given that there VIII h
ton held at the several Precincts in said
Tuesday the llth Of October next fer the - q
electins 4 members to the HeuHe Of Rersse-
OF. The Territorial Assembly Of Nebraska az
bate County Judge 1C0unty CommisEo5.-
lst Commissioner District il sid County. is
! Registered Deeds; L County Treasure ar5 -
leetor County Clerk I County Surrs,-
2 Justices Of the Peace, and > Constable I
Precinct.
IN Testimony Whereof shave H.
N : set my hand aud afxed Ia Sea- T ~
county at my Office IL BuvnvTis
9Th day Of August, AID. 1859. " --
EllASPUS T. PARKER CU,utv o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08
HEH9ABFERTISER.
r. W-FURNAS, L
The Delegate Question.

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 5 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

E57We are authorized to announce the name Of u.
9. Johnson of BrUwnvilie. as q candidate fOrDistTict
Attorney for the SecOnc Judicial District.
awe arc authorizedt 90 announce the name OF w.
7. BOydstCn, OF Nebraska City as a candidate for the
OGCe Of District Attorney in the Second Judicia! District
SHERIFF.
- We are authorized to announce he name Of
J. w. Coleman as i candidate for Sheriff Of Nemaha
County.
E1We are authorized to announce the name Of John
h. Morrison as a candidIte for the omceof Sherifof
Nemaha county.
awe are authorized 70 announce the name Of Grin
Rhodes as a candidate for the Cfice Of Sheriff OF Nema-
"a county.
? - We are authorized TO announce the name Of
Samuel Callen as a candidate Tor the Office Of Sher-
If If Nemsha County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08
BroWnVille Hotel Scr6

- LIZ "GLC4 OGIln
THERE appears tObe yet uurelsemed abor n
Of BrOWnvills Hotel ScEp. The holder ~ ~
are heieby notified that unIes It Be uresents,
payment within sixty days fr4h tds d,ts -
McPherson, Trustee, BrOEuyile y. r.. core-s,
viii be forever barred.
Il. ". FURNAS, Pres. 3. IT. Co.
0. F. LAKE, Secretar
BrOEnville, Sept. 1st, SO. Ma
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-08

Now we have only TO say to those who
have found fault with us because we have
in the discharge of what we honestly
thought our duty as a Journalist, failed to
support one of the nominees Of the politi-
caLparty to which we are attached that
If hey viii show US a tangible, practical,
living political issue of any kind, or of any
shape, in Nebraska; or can find any
material out of which one can be made
here 40 the Territory ; or can show any
political advantage 10 be gained or lost,
by a Delegate to Congress, who goes
there without u vote, voice, or even the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27

THAT OLD HoUsE,--The old house lately torn
down which stood next to tho Forest City Block
on Superior street, was the Oldest frame building
10 Cleveland. II was built in 1910 by Harvey aud
Elias Murray and by them occupied Is a store
until the surrender of Hull at Detroit in 1912;
many sick and wounded soldiers being brought
to this place, this store was converted into hos.
pital and so used as occasion demanded during the
war Of lsl2-l4 Since that time Il has been used
as store, hotel, bakery, dwelling house, mechan.
les shop aud other uses until now, II has gone with
other relics Of Clevelands early years. It sounds
strange 10 say that the Oldest frame house in a city
containing 900 inhabitants is not yet fifty year,
old, but so It is. What changes have passed be
fore that building. The tide of life, at first small
and feeble, now large and mighty, which has daily
poured through Superior street, has never ceased
but the step and tread of most Of those men who
saw the erection Of this structure and who passed
it with pride as being the house Of Cleveland, bas
borne them to the last hnal camping ground, The
then little hamlet has enlarged into first class city
aud the then stately building has become an nsig-
nifcant and unsightly object. SO the ancient labd-
marks which our fathers have set up are being te-
moved at the instance of their sons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
LAST NIGHrS REPORT.

ST. LOUIS, April 25
series Of letters published In the Salt Lake
Valley Jan. giving the proceedings Of Judge Cra--
debaugh's Court at Provo, explain 10 some ex-
tent the difficulties and disturbances In Utah. The
misunderstanding between Gov Cumming aud
General Johnston seems 10 have grown out Of the
refusal Of the latter TO Withdraw the troops FROM
Provo, sent there under a requsitiOn Of the court
10 protect witnesses.
Judge Cradlebaugh passed severe structures on
Gov. Cummings proclamation, which has not been
received here, charaolerising II as informal and
evidently designed to exasperate the pr Ople against
the troops TO obstruct the course of Justice and 10
create insubordination ia the army. He also say
that instead Of the presence Of the troops tendhg
TO terrify the Inhabitants aud ntimidate witnesses
jurors and parties in behalf Of the prosecution have
been compelled to seek the protection Of the troops
against the threats and Intimidation Of the inha-
itants said 10 be 20 terrific. Judge Cradlebaugh
was sitting merely as q committing magistrate,
and would 90 20 Camp Floyd on the following
week TO continue the investigations. Testimony
has been ELECTED duplicating several Bishops and
the civil authorities of the territory In various
numbers, all of whom fed to avoid arrest The
four grand jures discharged by Cradlebangh ahe
fed aud Cedar City, and several other towns in
the vicinity Of the Meadow Mountain Massacre,
are almost depOpuated. II is also STATED that In
dams, about 900 strong and headed by white
men, have mustered in that neghborhood, who ex-
press the determination TO prevent the arrest OF
any one in that section. JpdRe Oradlebaugh EN-,
phatcally denies that the grand jury protested
against their discharge, as stated by the Deserei
News
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CIRCASSIAN
Sr. JonN, N. f., April 26.

ST. JoHN, N. f., April 26.
The Steamship Circascan from Galway has
passed cape Race bound to New York.
BY the dispatches from the Liverpool Agent Of
the associated press we are placed In possession Of
Liverpool dates by telegraph TO the 18th inst, five
days later than previous advlces
The latest dates by mail from Liverpool are TO the
evening of the 18th inst
The steamers Wseriand Arago have arrived out
The latest complexion Of continental affairs Is
Uarlille.
The Paris letters regard peace as hopeless
The movement Of the French troops assume tho
most threatening proportions and the preparations
in every branch continue without abatement, The
Paris patlie nevertheless asserts that France has
not armed.
Austria's propositions for the Congress are not
acceptable 20 France but not being prepared 70
take tue field Immediately Napoleon seeks de-
The Paris Bourse has been depressed but closed
rather hrmer az 81 35o.
The ministerial statement to the two houses Of
British Parliament In relation 10 the affairs Of Eu-
rOps which had been promised on the 10Th was
postponed I'LL the 18th, Iil.
Parliament had unanimously voted thanks 70 the
civil and military officers and thearmy ia India Tor
having aehlved suppression Of the India Rebel
lion.
The Congress negotiations are progressing very
slowly
Austria positively refuses to take part without A.
previous and simultaneous disarmlng,
LIVERPOOL April lOth.-Flour steady, holders DO
mrud advance.
Whsai-Ci0soe With an advancing toEdsney.
Cprn-Quiet sales yellow at bs0d6s per c0niGl white
Oi1i0lTsGd
Bee.-Firm at the late advance
puTk-FiIm; sales nt fun prices.
Inrd-Duli VI b5s.
IONDON, Apnl ltth,--Bauins Bros. circular quoiet
yhout drm al td(al2d al unoo.
Money Market Amol lean securities ere slow Of sale,
hut prices unaeTod cOnaUia closed this afternoon at
gi3S'aabh far money and act.
i6S 6allohn the hack of England has deoToased $780,,
O00 pounda. .... .|.r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dr. Cheesemnn's Pllls.

he combination of ingredients IN these Pills Is tho re-
suit Of long and extensive practice They are mild IN
their operation and eeran in correcting all irregularities
Painful Mems ruaons removing all obstruotos, Whet-
er from cold or otherwise headache pain IN the side pal
pation Of the heart whites all pervous affections, hSs
terics fatigue pain the buck and limbs, &c disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement of in The treatment Of
hese irregularities and obsructons whohhave consigned
so many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
owed to PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can onioy good
health unless she regular and Whenever an obstruction
takes place the general health begins 10 deeliae.
IN CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
arc the most efcctua remedy known for all com
plants peculiar FHlas To all classes they are inval
uabe Inducing NTH ceTtdHtg periodical regularity They
are known thousands who have used them al different
periods throughout The eountY having the sanction Of
tho most faiaeaf DhysiciaRs ia America.
Espie directions sahng whsR aad DhsH tlsy should Hof
b, used with each Box-the Price One Dollar each boz
tGiaag 40 Pills
valuable pamphlet to be had free Of ths Agents pills
ssst BY mail promptly by enclosing price to tho General
AGENT. Sold by druggists generally.
Il. d. HuTCHlNGS, General Agent,
No l65 Chambers st., New York.
Sold in Cleveland by WM FIskE and GAYLORD B
HAMMOND aprsd&w6m2hl
-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27

S6s~ We take pleasure in informing the public
that e. Rutlni, IT'S Super Drl st., has received a
splendid stock ofSummer goods, among which we
notice. large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionable styles Of straw goods for both meu and
boys, and also full assortment ofchdron's goods.
We also notice some now and beautiful styles OF
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr..
Ruini assures us that it will be his aim to sell the
goods atlower prices than any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy of their patronage
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27

SHIPwREcK AND Loss OF LIFE.-A correspon.
deut Of the Herald writes from Madison, Lake
county, that the brig Manchester, from st. Clair
River for Kingston, with load of oak timber,
went on shore at Madison dock on Saturday last rem
dering her a perfect wreck. She was broken in two
and her masts swepts away. The mate end cook,
names unknown, were either drowned or chilled to
deaih; the body of the cook being found on Friday
The rest of the men were nearly chilled to death
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
Il. Persons afilieted with the Feyer md

u Persons afflicted with the Fever and
Ague should spare either time trouble expense
procure DR. Hosteltsrs CELEBRATED BIrrERS, whose
benehcent effects upon the human stem has been clearly
space of time by his dreadful curse checks
aud meagre whose nights sleepless and froful.
aud whose eyes dim md sunken with death staring
them in the face, this compound must prove bessng
snatchng them it from the very mouth Of the
grave None know ia value until they have test
ed IT, When s others have ailed these Bters have re-
stored pristine health Their opulary in
all and Southern parts should introduce them
to all families.
I, snl nv lrnrrisis md hnalara rnnernv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27

FARE REDUCED.-The fare from this point to
New York via the Lake Shore Road has been re-
duced to 5000, and through tickets are now for
sale OF this price. This reduction will be an addi-
tional lnduoement to travel over the smooth and
pleasant Lake Shore Line. lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
RHrBEzzLRMRNT
sr. LOUIS, April 20.

ph' AAyulnt Apfh ~
Geo. o. AthertOn, teller OF the Southern Bank Of
ST. Louis, was arrested yesterday, charged with
embezzleing funds Of that institutOn 10 the amount
of $50 900 In addition 10 the official bond OF Ath,
orton, OF 100000, the Bank have secured property
valued at S70,O9O. AthertOn is a man OF family and
was formerly bookeoper of the BanE OF Missouri,
from which institution he abslTaeted $4,000.
The United States steamer Mink, cargo, Gov
emment stores, sunk above st, Josepba on Sunday
last. Loss S20,O00.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
IBsTERD4YAFTERN00NsR REP0RT,
rnE sICKLEs TRIAI.

AHih N"iVNt Apfi ~.
There is general feeling Of relief manifested By
Court, Jury, Counsel spectators and all concern
cd at The prospect Of arriving 10 day at the close
Of ibis prOtracted case ..I...I-
II Ia expected that II the rulings OF Judge Craw-
ford ON the Instructions prayed for be not very
adverse 10 the prisoners cause, The cRse will be
submitted 10 The Jury without further summine
up, Ia which event a verdict would probably be re-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27

ScHooLEY's PATENT RBFRIaERAToRs.--Oql
one half the usual quantity of ice required Never
get damp nor mouldy. For sale at manufacturers
prices, by Fogg, Ellsworth 4 Co. a27-lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27

By Mr.. Hayward, That rubber springs be sup
piled to engine No. 9. Adopted
By Mr.. Dixon, Thatthe Board of City Improve
meats be instructed 10 make all necessary repairs
on Columbus street bridge. Withdrawn.
BY Mr.. Christian, That the Q Committee on Public
Grounds ba authorized 10 set trees In the Public
Square where they are now wanting. Adopted
by Mr. Christian That the acting Commissioner
beinstruoted 70 make such repairs on Commercial,
% and 4th streets as are needed Referred 10
Board Of City Improvements.
BY Mr. Russell That the Board Of City Improve,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
STEREOSOOPIC VIEWS

STEREOSOOPIC VIEWS
NIAGARA FALLS.
sTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, White Mountains,
sTEREOsooPtC VIEWS, Egyptian Ruins.
sTEREOsCoPEo VIEWS, Scenes ip Paris.
sTEREosooPIC VIEWS. American Scenery
sTEREOSCoPIC VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, American Cities
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, European Cities.
.sTEREosCoP1C VIEWS, Grecian Ruins.
sfEREosooP1C VIEWS, English Landscapes.
.sTEREoscoPIC VIEWS, statuary.
.sTEREoscoP1C VIEWS, The Glaciers.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Palaces.
.sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, Celebrated Churches
.srEREosCoP1C VIEWS, Many New Subjects.
.sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, On Glass.
Just received a new supply many Of them new subjects
pot before seen ~ GleFeiand' IN cnpp A. 70
LODEY FOR May l l.H. .
Just received a. lI.L
npI27 l. HNCOHR &GO. Is.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
TRAVFLFIi5s Ve,lIsTFIt
PLAIN Am oRN1NiENT1I, pRiNI

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ Phin aud Ornamental Printing Of every doscript
done vt tho Printing Establishment ofthe Leader once on
helatest improved aud rapid steam presses best
'Jlo on short notice. and nabe rates Particular
uleniioa paid 10 blank Every description OF Bind.
ns done, especially Blank Besks Ledgers Journals,
sales naoks, Receiving Bo,ks, &C., 20.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
FRoM MAsnINaTnN.

WAsHINuToN, April 20
Commissioner Bowlin Is expected to arrive here
next week aud viii bring with him the treaties
recently entered into with Paraguay.
Senator Meta, the Mexican Minister, arrived
here this morning, and Is stopping at the National
Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27

Justice FoLJAMBE's OFFIcE-Justce Folianibe
has taken possession of the Magistrates Office here
tofore occupied by l. G. Vail Esq, which has been
thoroughly renovated and re-ftted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

" Glass Shades, for covering clocks, vases.
baskets Of flowers, birds &C., all sizes, round and
oval, for sale by Fogg, Ellsworth & Co. a27-lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-27
" These Pianos are for sAleb by
OssIAN E. DODGE,
upr9!lmR2O No. Euclid street, Cleveland

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT. T.-The hospitals Of
Europe aud America It's superiority and uniformly
adop its use in all cases Of wounds bruises burns,
end tollds Il assuagos n and eradeates Inflammation,
preventing modification aud other fatal results
sold at the manuiacOry, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists, at 2bo 6so, snd 81 per Oc or
box 255