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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-02-03

YlArTEaPr At FoRGBLE ABDucTIoN.--A sin
sular case was up before Justice Francis on
Yesterday. Thu facts appear to be these :.
\ young man named Thomas Steel, of des-
peratc character, living about t'womiles south
of town, inade a forcibie attemp to abduet a
young girl named Ann Keyes, dsu ,ht.r Of
Gersham Reyes Es1.,l from her home, on
last Saturday night, aad being foied in his
purpose, attempted to shootMr. Reyes. His
first d,nDn 'trlti>l "; Oh F.il.- n:,i.
when he approached thu house with a, IN ,gy,
and insisted Oh carrying Mtry Ann off, not
only against her will, but in spite of her
mothers rem instances, her father then be-
ing from HON, but finally he WAS induced
to leave tbs premises Ga Saturday night
he returaola Gin while the family Were at
supper AMI dashed thpagh the door, into
the house, with his sleeves up ami cock
ed revolver in his hand. threatening in slant
death to the inmates fifth, daughter WAS not
Immediately given into his posses sion. = ,.''''
| Mr.. Reyes seeing the peril and Knowing
the violent character Of the fellow, fourthwith
leaped upon him. throwing him upon the
floor, and after desperate struggle succeed
ed in wrenching the pistol from his grasp. -
He then held him there until some of the
neighbors came in and assisted him in pin
ioning the fellow. He was brought to town
and confined in the jail that night His ex-
animation came off before Justice Francis 81 On
yesterday, when in default Of bail he was re-
committed to await his trial at the March
term Of the Circuit Court ed eai ao 4ai
1 ii Young Steel is represented to BIZ a most
desperate fellow. dreaded aud fearedhy all tn
neighborhopd. Some think him crazy, but
others, who have known him from a; chill
he having been born Oh the farm ali OHM.
that Of Mr.. Reyes, say he always wa'a devil.
Much excitement existed in the neighborhood
and even should he succeed in giving bah, he
will not be allowed to stay there His father
4 is dead His m ,tiier Is married ag ,in ana is
living in Texas. Young Steel is reprcscntcrl
as having considerable property. ISpring
field Journal, 18th. aa4a buai gd3 I.4sgqst
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The OskaIoosa convention.

Never, perhaps, was there a larger. and
more intelligent body of men convened in
this State than the one which met at Oska-
loosa the other, day to deliberate about the
railroad interests of the great Dcs Moines
Republic, tbut such was the character of
of the buiness before the convention, so
conflicting and hostile the interests and prof
ects represented and considered, that it is a
matter of surprise that any result was at
tanned, especially one which will give so gen.
eral satisfaction as the one finally reached.
This result, it will be seen, is substantially
adherence to old projects upon which the
public mind has settled down, as best COM
porting with the general interests of the
State. Perhaps it will be as well hereafter
to acquiesce in the existing condition of
things, and let well enough alone. p, ....,...
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The Railroad meeting at the basement of
the Methodist Church on Saturday night
last, the proceedings ofwhich we present in
another place, was attended by large num-
Der of our citizens, and was not only enthu-
siactic, but entirely unanimous in the ex-
preston of its views in relation to the impor-
tant matters under consideration Indeed
We don't think a meeting was ever held in
1tte place better qualified by numbers or
otherwise to reflect the sentiments of the
community upon matter ofpublic concern
ment. 1T is gratifying to see our citizens so
much interested in reference to our Railroad
. We wish it distinctly understood that the
resolutions Of the meeting express the unani-
amous opinion and desire Of this community
in relation to the obligation of this county to
issue the remainder of the bonds Of the coun-
ty to the B. &, N. r. R. Co., and we may
also say that these views and wishes are not
new, but have at all times obtained here since
we entered into an agreement with the com J
munities east of us to cooperate with them
in buildings railroad from Burlington TO the
Des Aoines, although no opportunity has
been offered previously for so satisfactory
an expression Of the public voice We hope
it win be understood now that our citizens
are not insensible or indifferent about the
Obligations which they voluntarily assumed
towards that most important improvement,
the B. 8 N. r. R. They have not witness
cd with indifference the struggles and .bercu-
lean endesvors Of the citizens Of Burlington
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aud the Company to push the wos<sioryard
under thesmost disoouragias CIRCUMSTANCES,
and fully appreciating the mutual benefits
which it will confer upon them and ourselves,
they recognized the unquestioned duty to
perform to the letter, and without quirk or
bubble, in substance and in spirit, the prom
Uses we have made. Whatever others may
IL" we are certain the day is distant when
WapeB county viii .repudiate her obliga-
TONS; II she had ,lse power to do so. as we
do not think she has in this instance.
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The Laugh Of WOlsla n.

II A woman has no natural gift more
fbewitching than "A sweet laugh. 1t lis
like the sweet sound Of flutes on the
water. q It leaps from her in oelear
sparkling rill and the heart that hears
it teels as if bathed in the cool, exhiIara-
ting spring. Have yeuicvcr pursued an
unseen fugitive through trees, led on
byafairy laugh, now here, now there,
now lost, now found? We have
A,,dweIare pursuing that wandering
voice to this day. .goil.a'Up edit
10 Sometimes itgcUmes to us inmidst of
care, or sorrow ,or irksom Q business, and
then we turn away and listen, and hear
Infringing through the room like a ISL
yer beH, with power to iscare away the
evil spirits of mind. uodiiG Hi s3r 20
'1g How much we owe to that sweet
langh? p II turns the prose 'toa poetry !;
it filings show ers of sunshine .over the
darksome wood I'M which we are trav-
cling; It touches with light even our
sleep, which Is no more the image of
death, but is I consumed with dreams
that are the Shadows ofiminortality.I
L. .a. a &
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1t is said that some Of the citizens,
during the affray, deemed it safe to be
within doors! On Monday, it was sta
ted shat of the aIrisll,nen talked
Of institnting legal proceedi ngS against
those who arrested them Fairfield
paper ~ "oH"5t p aa.al~ ra5igJ 90!
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.-y- See Ogden, Brownell, & Co.'S card.
This is The best House at Keokuk, and it is
as good as the best anywhere.
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+ DIR Bakers Pain Panacca has performed
a greater number of cures than any other
article now before the public. ts.8 notice
! We haye not space here to recaptiu!atc and
publish the voluntary certificates of hundreds
who have testified of its wonderful merits,
fbut refer Won to the free almanac of the pro-
prietors, distributed by their agents the Who'll.
country over, in which in plain and earne
LANGUAGE, so that ''f,c who runs may read"
what this medicine is doing for the suffering
community. sfGi g~ .l,.,4 -5.a. ..,.,.....
There is no necessity for purchasing the
thousand and one Linaments which arc
'palned off ''as good for man and beast" and
which have but brief existence; as in Bakers
Pain Panacca you have what they profess
to have, and still more, an internal as well as
an external remedy, safe, effective and pleas
ant. 1t Is put up in %, scots, and 81 bot.
ties. There is a great saving in purchasing
the largest bottle as it contains eight times as
much rs the smallest. .-g ...-..-..
Bolles, Smith & Co., proprietors, Chicago
also for sale by W. f. Ehnendorf and j L.
Toylor, in 0ttumwa, and by agents in every
town in the county,
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.dDTsssOLUTIOy :! !

UNHE .co-partnershp heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the firm and style of Hunter
Sewers Co.. was dissolved by mutual consent on the
LIST day ofJapuary last. The business continued by
Hunter Sewers. All persons having claims 3agsnst
the late firm req uested to present them for adjust
men aud all indebted will confera favor by lauakny
2i'LH h3Ih'ph afh 70 .EiiDd P,JsHUNTER,
raa "a ,,f,s,.-4T. -a;,, WILLIAM Sewers.
Ottap'wa. Jan. 18th. 1859 .Tnl-44w. ...,f,I
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For sale byiDruggistsand dealers generally,

b Physicians will tell you to lot aloae all pro-
prietory orauack medicine, they ea them m
Why :, lFM the simple reason that they are
put, Up with printed directions and the name
and label is copyrighted. Show them the
formula Of preparation, Aid in nids cases out
of ten they will approve "1f it. There are
testimonials from physicians whose prcjudi-.
ces overialanc-i by their good sense of the
excellent virtues Of DR.. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs, and wbe are using it for their private
practice. For sale by w. F. ELMENDORF
and J. l.. TAYLOR, Ottumwa Iowa.
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Notice.
l;siray Notice.

TYVAKEy up by William ieaning OF Adams Town
j ship, on the 22nd day Of November 1856 four
head 81 estrss steers described folo1s first one
mostly red with little white on back aud belly ears
marked crop left ami swallow fork In the rpAt
second,a dark red. some white 90 belly anda hell on
ears marked, xkaiiow fork In each the third one
hrnwp sides with white on his back and belly, ears
marked, crop and underhh In left, ard swallow fork
inrgit taken with yoke oay the fourth, al red swal
low rk In each ear. All (which said stears are sup
Dsed 10 be Ave years Obj and Apr sed to be- Of the
value % Fifty Ave dollars before Daniel Clark Jus
ties ott,e Fsscs of WApeilS Connty, Rraln .,t,,e4
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk
4 0ttumWa. February 3L 1872 nj ap. Igt n 49,
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DR.. Hostetter's Celebrated stom.

DR.. Hostetter's Celebrated StOm-
ach Bltters have doubtless created as
muc spsa5ipn ia.the community for its re-
mat kAb cS&es, IS any other medicine ex-
tam Mis fax thu in &c nindsof many
pefsSnsS prst Exists aga;nst what are
called Patent Medicines; but why should
this prevent you resorting to an article that
has such an array of testimony to support it,
as Hostcttcr's Stomach Bitters Physicians
pnpscibs,ti ThNs- should you discard ity,
sJddges, INSTALL colisidcred men o. talent
have and do use it in their families why
should you reject it Let not your prejudice
nserp your reason, to the everlasting injury
ofyour health. lfy you are sick and require
a faelicihe, try the Ritters.
q For salebyiDruggistsand dealers generally,
everywher,,s bng 7ol spt7nyg 81 rg77nr
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New I DIRK, j an %. :
The steamship" Afago arrived this
a am NJ bringing l. ndon dates of the
10th. - '",'D'i'-no' 7"' ~ h'h'"I'
She eenccountcr.ed, Strong westerly
gales with high and rough head seas
during near the whole passage. ron }
The Arago brings 1875 passengers
and a cargo valued at two millions of
dollars. ''' - '''".
:" All the prominent points Of her news
have been received by the Arabia at
Halifax.
The ship Champion, Of Boston, fioln
Calcutta for this city, Went ashore yes.
terda.yy4 in "a fog fog O. 81 the West Bank,
Lower Bay, shehasl three feet Of wa.
ter in in her-crew saved. h'n''n 5iln2 )
The United States brig Dolphin,
from Boston, arrived II Buen6s Ayres.
N. ~ 101 .fnsbis97i 9di d t0u lei
tll0''ai''.'1l' odi q ,oa .IGraaan 4,isam /.
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From the -Oskaloosa -Hsrai4
Pr0ceedilags

Or The Dies MoiNEs VALLEY RAIInoAD Con-
vENTros, HELD IN OsKALoosA, JANUARY
26TH, 1859. f.ns
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IN r1yr Mr.! imbrie of the first Presby terian
'chusch, Jersey city. reoeiyed a christina
Present of $500. Z batin1 ahl ln alnnan {

~ = '''@I' = 0i'' g 5IHHaI
q giiiidisnorsor sdJ abG9s o. td4.7 on
10 s7ed yedT .raitisoq tge-s7q 1i2d'
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A77EW7lDN! A77EN7lDN!I

"a SEVERAL reasons Why car sell Leaih-r
kSIM Boots, Shoes, Harness Saddl- and al! 9th.
Gonds iE my line chs .;,'f .lan they can re
holtt west of Burlington keeSus $50 #Es''f.-f
F list, bay direct from the Manufacturers.
I'd understand what the people want wL~s zba =
E I'd. l make that my business
itli. intend tb sell for Ready pay s.J F4lfFs o.
5th do not have TO pay 10 or IS per cent f.r lad
debts. '.a"aE % fsE'". .~fEa M. 81. 10 u4fsg.
9TH manufacture all nay Saddles and Harness horn
stock al eastern pric-s.i} /. w. .Es# 10 shgIs!A
Please give me call, and think can sa,isfy aay
reasonable man, that make IL TO hh inteSsA "a,
buy ofmc. Cash paid for Hides aad Furs
SS All persons indebted to me must call and MAKE
immediate payment ] nust and vii, have my pay.
4 J.. CRAVE ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

SUDDEN DEATH--Y esterday about noon Mr.
Thomas Matthews died in n flt at the junction OF
Lighthouse street and the c. c. & q. r. Il. track
Mr.. Matthews has in years past, been active bu-
sness man in this city aud at one time owned sew
era vessels running from this port In the last
cholera season here, be lost his wife and nearly all
Of his family, four of them we believe in one day
This aflcton so broke his spirit that he lost all
interest in business aud for a time was a hard
drinker. Lately, however he has stopped the use
of ardent spirits aud seemed to revive somewhat
of his old ambition He was poor aud has for a
few weeks Loarded at the Cleveland and Chicago
House." a sailor boarding house on River street =
Yesterday morning he went out with a bundle Of
clothes for his washerwoman and was next found
fallen upon the track by the wood sheds Of the
railroad, lie was not then dead but was carried to
Gilmartin'a "Western Hotel" corner Of Light.
house and Meadow street, where he died upon
the stoop or bench outside
His immediate death was caused by fit Undue.
ed doubtless by his habits Of oidrinkiDg, or perhaps
by bis sudden cessation Of stimuants. He was
40 years old aud leaves tlee children, two ofwhom
are 10 the Orphan Asylum
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

New YoRK, Nov. IL. .
An accident happened to Prof loves balloon
last night during a blow The huge globe OF the
balloon was lifted up with jerk dragging theheayy
saud bags that served as weights TO keep IL down
several feet causing ii TO dance aloug lde puppet
dolls few rods TO the east Of tue balloon stands
a small tent, containing rope aud othgr articles IN
constant use, ana against the sharp ridge pole Of
this tent the balloon was driven with great vic.
lenca. breaking hole in the muslin thI ongh
which the gas rushed IN dense volumes In a few
MINUTES the sixty eight thousand feet OF gas In the
balloon had esouped, aud the lately expanded globe
presented the appearance Of collapsed mass OF
habby rag Involving the proprietor in dead loss
of nearly $4,000 II VIII be repaired Immediately,
and tue inhatonTesumed
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Last Nights Report.
IoIPOR TANT TR0M MnxIoo'

Nav ORLEANS, Nov. IL.
The steamship Tennessee with advices from
Vera Cruz TO the 9Th inst, arrived here to-day.
The Liberal Expedition against Tebuacau Ori-
zsha aud Cordova had proved disastrous failure.
Gen. Mcja, without firing guu, was defeated,
losing six hundred men, prisoners, 1000 muskets
aud IL cannon, which Gen. Minon captured with.
out killing a single person.
Gen. Marquee had pronounced for Santa Anna
after seiziDg cOnducta with 100000 dollars in
spe Gle which he undertook TO escort to Tepic.
He appropriated COG 600 dollarsto himself aud
detained The rest at Guanaguata, The British aud
French Ministers energetically protested against
his proceeding,
Gen, MiramUn against the wishes Of his cabinet
and with only four aids had lett the capital, osten-
sibly to col ect troops aid pursue Marquee as Q
traitor, but IL was feared that MiramOn Is leagueC
with Marquee. The Liberals we've greatly en-
eouraged thereby.
Gen. Doblado had defeated AliarO, captured his
artillery aad entered Guanajuata with 5000 men
Gen. NOlI was pursuing him.
Rio Grande city has been attacked by poniOr
of Cortenas band and nearly every house was pill
laged.
Itis reported that Cortenas has two bands mum
bering 700 mon.
The Brownsville people were greatly distressed
The mails had been Interrupted and Cortena
threatens to destroy the town and cut of and mur
der all reinfOroemtnts sent to its aid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

PLUHBiKo.-For all descriptions Of plumbing
work aud water fixtures, there "a no better place
in the city than that Of b. P. Bower, successor to
J. B. Barnes & Co, Atwater Block Mr.. Bower Is
good workmen and plenty Of them TO promptly
and punotually execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples Of bis work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of our ciu-
zens are their own advertisement,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

PARTY or COMPANY D.-CompOny D. of Cleve.
land Light Artillery, Capt Rice, invite their friends
to their party at the Angler House on Tbanksgiv
ing evening, the oath inst That the occasion will
be one of hearty enjoyment by all who attend, we
can safely predict. The Company is A No. l, and
the Angler House will do its share towards the
success OF the party.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
NOTHING, nov. i2, lsso.
TRAYELRI,s itEgIsTRH.
NEW AprRRr,srmRNrs

Freeman Kellogg-New Goods.
N. Sauford-Uleyeland Female ssmluay, IAN page.
H'B. Kiugsloy-Gnefenberg Remedies
G. p, r. r. Change Of Tine, tlast col stt plge.)
Rsitbsrg Hausmann- Embroid,rsd Slipper Patterns
S Hymhn Co.-selling on ut Reduced Pdeos.
c. c. h q. R-winter Arrangement, Cast col eth p.
H. c. spalding s Co.-PrspaTed Glue
Williamson Ridde--Legal Noiice.
J o. Brown s son--Auctiou Sale
Hawks Bro.--Spading's Prepared Clue
Thos Brown-Hause fjr Rent
Hawks q Bro.-Nsw Books and Periodicals
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

9sB- We invite special attention to the adyer-
.isemsnt Of S. Hyman a Co., in another column.
ing out their stock preparatory to the early COM
monoement for spring business. They have FOL.
lowed this plan, for several years. Of selling for six
or eight weeks, during early winter, ali Of their
goods including those most seasonsbo and fash
iOnable, at buta fraction over cost The plan has
worked well, as their sales have been extensive
and their numerous customers have always been
we'll pleased with their purchases. This GFm is
one Of the old institutions Of our city and well
worthy Of commendation.
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nYEIiLANn NAVE.
LEAvgNwoRTH, X. T., Nov.

LEAygNwORTH, X. T., Nov. IL.
The Express from Denver City on the 9rd inst,
with S35 600 in treasure, reached here to-day.
d. D. Williams, Delegate elect from Jefferson
Territory, has also arrived. II is said that his
seat will be contested by Dr. Willing, for whom, it
IA alleged over 1000 votes were cast, but were
thrown out by the canvassers.
The election OF Steele for Governor is oon-
firmed
The Legislature would meet on the 7lh In.
slant
The weather In the mountains was very fine, and
the mines continued TO yield largely.
The Utah mail Of the 2lst ult. has also reached
here, but brings no news Of importance,
PARROTS majority ior Delegate from Kansas will
probably reach 3,OO0. The Republicans have
majority in both branches Of the Legislature
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

III The we'll known auction firm of j. o
Brown & Son, have vacated their old quarters in
the City Buildings, aud taken the roomy aud elig.
ibe store formerly occupied by Robinson in the For
est City Block. They are opening out quite an ex.
tensive stock ofgoods consisting OF Jewelry, China
wares, Willow ware, etc, which they Ure going to
dispose of under the hammer. See advertise
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WAsHINGTON NRMs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL.
The Socy of State has appointed Col w. H.
Brown, uf Virginia. as Commercial Agent of
the United States, at Monrovia, Liberia.
Adoph Gosling has been recognized by the
President as Consul General for tho kingdom
Of Hanover at New York.
Judge Douglas is much better this evening.
His disease is simply an attack bilious fever,
and not gout in the stomach, ss stated in the
New York papers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

BosroY, Nov. IL.

The Rolling MIL and Packing room connected
with the Fall River Iron Works, at Fall River,
were destroyed by iire this morning. LOss about
$50, 900, on which there was only $4,000 insu-
rance.
From three to four hundred workmon are thrown
cut Of employment.
The Lucifer Mach Factory Of Byam, Carleton
& Co., in Charlesown, was burnt last night to-
gether with all the stock. Loss about $4,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

AucrIoN.-O. Cutter & Son will sell this
morning, Saturday at 10 O'Clock, at their auction
room, ano lot of Preserves, put up by private
family for own use. Sold by reason of their leav.
ing tho city. A good chance for families to sup
ply themselves with a superb article.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

RRLIoIoUs NoTIcE The organization OF a
Congregational Church, on University Heights,
Providence permittiug) will take place on sun
day Nov. l7th, at 2 o'clock, p. IN.
Several clergymen from the city, are expected
to take part in the services,
w. IL. BREWSTER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

HoNoR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.--HCsterday
morning We called at the Police Court to hunt up
itsmt We found one IN the shape of The more
antique" Elisa Knapp, taken for vagraney and
who Is half the time eraly tnd the other half
drunk. Seating oufsslf at the table, this venera-
bic piece Of woman assh soon mapped out, "What
a'e you looking at me forS" We replied that our
gaze was harmless as FAR as We knew. "No, Il
aiat," she croaked Il know you. You're Bone
Of the Herald, the homslest man 10 the State. I've
been drunk, and I've seen trouble, but don't you
look at me again" We loft the room ,rssolvod not
to enter It again until the Police had taken a
Knapp down stairs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

Book KEEPINo.-Eyening students can com
petO full course during the Winter II they begin
soon. The Writing Class Of Ladies and dentle-
men is quite large and doing well. Call at the
College and enquire into the facilities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

ES- Fine Silver Tea soits, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, oastors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Fooo, ENswORTH a. Co.'S,
oetl Cor Superior aud Seneca SITS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

Coon ADucR.-Be saving your money and
mako ii 60 great way. by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself aud children, at L Benedict l.
Sons 2Oi Superior st., who have received a very
large and choice assortment OF goods in their line
OF the latest styles.