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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-23

n9-We have only to add that the above pri.
ces are given merely samples Of what our prices
are. The rest OF our large stock will be sol at pro-
portionately low rates. Call and we will show you
goods which would be cheap at twice ,he price we
ask you for them.
npPRoDUCEofall all kinds, taken In exchange
for goods, and for sale.
W. 10 EIYoIE0O0Eo
Corner louisiana Avenue and Front Street,
Psrry'h~g. OkiO,
APRIL rs, 1859.
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DIED,
The New Jerusalem rIesscnger,

On May 23d, in Gilead, EFFIE MAY, daughter OF II.
r, and Laura Pratt aged lS months.
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Noticn IN BniIder1-.

CLERK OFFlcE' Perrysbury twp,
June 0. 1850.
g EALED Proposals will be received by the Town
- ship Clerk until the 22d dny Of July for build
ing School House IN suh-disrict number four in
t Is township Said House TO be frame 24xSO feet
and TO be completed by the first of November next--
Plans and specifications may be seen at this Office
June !~-5wsSl. +. r, MILLER twp. clerk
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-23
lHooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs.

TRY THEM FOR DYSPEPSIA.
TRY THEM FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
TRY THEM FOR NERVOUS DEBlLlTf.
TRY THEM FOR CONSTIPATION.
TRY THEM FOR SICK HEADACHE
TRY THEM FOR WANT OF AfPEIt h.
TRY THEM FOR WANT OF ENERGY.
TRY THEM FOR WEAKNESS
TRY THEM FOR PILES.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17

PRICES GREATLY REDUCED .!!n
STONE & THOMAS

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BELLATRE LOCAL.

MAn HuRr John Henry, breaksm an
on the C. T. P. Railroad, was so seriously
injured BY the freight train as TO render his
recovery doub,fal. He was sent ahead to
signal Z train At Smiths Ferry on Friday
evening. when he fellssleep and the pilot
Of the engise knocked him from the track
.GT0ur river inen were sgreeably sur
prised to see very good rise in the river OF
some three feet, on Monday morning. This
will let out great amount Of coalthat has
been. accumulatiag in boats fer some tine
past.
!. CHANGE OF TIME.-The change of which
took place on our Railroads on Monday
morning is sent you with this letter. The
change is not very material butth con-
pections are still maintained. The Central
rosd has been doing a good business for some
time past, and her certainty of making con-
nections has passed into proverb hereabouts.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate,

DY ORDER of tie Court of Common Pleas in
ID and tor Belmont county. Ohio.
The undersigned. Executor OF the estate oI
Eliza Beyan, deceased, late OF Flushing township
in said county, will proceed to sell at pnblic sult
on the premises in Flushing township Belmont
county Ohioon
Saturday, the Sd day OF December, AID,
1859. the following premises, 10 witt SITUATE
lying and being in the county OF Belmont and state
OF Ohio being part of the s. w. quarter OF section
,, township 10, OF Range 6, known as Lot No.
in the plat OF the PARTITION OF the said quarter sec
tion between James Bevan and he heirs OF SanI'l
Bevan; beginning for the same at a stone, station
/; thence w. SO 10 poles to n stone. station D.
thence = o. w. llS poles to n stone, station 3;
5. 53io h. 4g 10 p-rches to stone. station
4; thence s 73!7 f.. 1882 perches to stone. sta
tion + thence ~ lS9 lS perches to the place OF be-
ginning, containing 1918 ucres.
Sale to commence at ! O'Clock, Pm. of said day
Paymenis--One-third Of the purchase money tn
hand on the day OF sale; third in one year and
the remainder in two ycors. with interest from the
day Of sale on the deferred payments and 10 be
secured by mortgage on the premises
ISAAC HOLLOWAY
Executor OF Eiiza Beyan, decreased
October 9th, 1880 81
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Thieves Again.

Thieves Again.
The heuse of Jacob Heyman was entered
on lsst Sunday night, and quantity of -four
and meat taken therefrom. Three unsus-
cessfuI attempts were made TO enter the
residence of Hugh Harris, bu: owing to
rather a novel alarm. planned BY Mr.. Har-
ris, he was awakened, and the rascal fed.
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SENTENCE OF THE lNSURREC-
- =, ss.s .-g. TIONISTS,

:. - CHARLEsr.wN November IL.
The Court, to-day, sentenced Cook, Green,
Cope and Copeland. to be executed on
Friday, the 10th of December. 1t is sup
posed that Governor Wise will respite
Brown, and execute the whole Of the con-
dsmned prisoners on the same day. The
Court has adjourned for the term.
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West -sheeling
do


NOTICE and Penalties charged
Treasury the Treasure
produced therefore Mnday December 1852 that
which shall
will December be exposed for sale the
House, ST CrsVle and penalties
November IT, 1859. C. L. POORMAN, Auditor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17
DECLINES A COMMISSION.

s,5sls ~ BALTIMORE, November IL
Judge Kemp. OF the Orphans Court. who
was on the American and Reform ticket at
The re cent election, has written letter to
the Governor declining to accept commits
sion, on the grounds that the election was
so sitiated BY force and fraud, as to afford
no test whatever of the popular choice.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17
DEATH OF GOV. JONES.

Ex-Governor, James C.. Jones, of Tenpes-
zee, died n his residence in Memphis on the
49th ult., after lingering illness. Gov.
Jones wss statesmen Of eminent abilities,
and his death will be universally regretted.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17
wnIians stewart

Wnliam stewart
Who hes been on trial for the murder OF
his brother in Wheeling. was acquitted
The case 10 rather mysterious. 1t is evident
that he gsilty par,y is not yet found.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Mos., Given p,. T.YIoR & ExrRE.

- MosEs GIVEN us. TAYLOR & ENERE-
DY VIRTUE of an Execution to me directed
ID from the court of Common Pleas of Belmont
crunty-O Ohio, will sell, on TUESDAY. Nov. %,
Is59, at eleven o'clock. N OF said day, on the
iarril of Jesse Embre, near Pennington. in said
county he following described property, to wit:
tons OF hay, more or less, and the one half oil SIX
acres of wheat IN the ground. Taken as the prop
er;y of Jesse Embre. Terms cash.
P. LOCHARY.
Sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio.
She-ifiis Office ST Ci.irsSille. Nov. 10Th. leJ9
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A Mi.siauarf Meetlne.

A u issi9uart Meeting.
Will be held in the M. E. Church on
next Sabbath. Rev. Kennedy will give
Missionary address OF eleven; and also in
the evening. ...s -.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In The Probate Court of Be.mont county, Q

IN Ihe Pro0dte C0urI oJ BesM0nI county, y
Asa Garre,son, Administrator with the will an
nexed of Perry G. Condor, deceased,
again-t
Elizabeth Conf.on, ct al.
ITO Alvey c. Roach, Elizabeth Roach & Henry
J. Roach, residence unknown: You will take
noiies ta the plaintiff has filed Inspection in The
Probate Court, as said Administrator, asking for
the assignment OF dover to the defendant. Eiiz1-
beth CoDdoB, aud the sa lie OF the following prem
ises TO wii:-The West halt OF the Noruh:W West
Qusrtsr OF Section 8, TOWNSHIP I, and Range s.,
in Belmont county. Ohio Said deiendasis a,e
notified 10 appear and answer on or before the %
day Of November, A. D., 1859.
M Asa GARRETS0N, Admir-
with the will annexed OF Perry u. Condor, deed =
Octob r 27. 1859
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Administrator Sale of Real Estate.
RY ORDER OF the Court Of Common Pleas IN
ID and for Belmonf countv f9bio --- -F

*
IL and Tor Belmont county, Ohio. -.s t-r
The undersigned, AdminisIrs ,or of the estate Of
Nelson Phillips, deceased, late OF Goshen town
ship, Belmont county, Ohio, viii proceed 10 offer
ana sell ut public SALE on the premises, in Goshen
township, Belmont county. Ohio, on FRIDAY,
the 18th day OF November. A. d., 1853, the trac,
lot land or farm on which Neicon Phillips resided
at the time at his DEATH consisting of tive separate
tracts adjoining each other, containing an all III
acres more or less. described as follows to wits
First tract being the West side of the Scurh.Xest
lquarter OF Section fifteen, township seyen, anil
Range i've, containing 20 acres ore rad and three
perches; 1t beng the same tract OF land sold and
conveyed by Aoses Morehc ad and wii4 to the late
Nelson Phillips Also one other tract or pa:cel %
land. adjoining the above first tract Of land and
being part Of Section No 81. township No I:
Range No ); containing - errrs, more or less
he above DESERVED land will be offered az one
Oflock, P N. Oi said day.
Payments as follows: One-ihird o I the purchase
money in hand; one lhirJ IN six months The re-
mainier IN one year. with inter, 5, nom the dayu
sale on tie Two lnstallmsGjs
GEORGE PHILLIPS.
octlS A'ra'- oi Nelson Philips. srcsd.
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Ths Ga.ettes .,s~-.. q.
l.ssaia running over with the Hsr2ers
Ferry -hsubng. no proof Of comPlici,y, not
a word that even Virgins iufy would re-
speet. 5sss5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17

The Presbyterian Chuch 4
In this Pl-ce received ten Few members
on lass sabbath, tha. being communion day
Rev. Grimes assisted Mr.. Moffat.
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FEDERAL APPOINTMENT.

Washington. November I3. 1859.
The President has appointed ex-Congres-
man 1sresi L. Hatch postmaster at Buffalo,
In place Of NJ. Dickey, removed.
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but result in much eoad.

The Committee for the next sale is com
p-ied Of B W. Hogue. Jos. H. Mitche 10
&C: for one year, and VIM Hardes,y. David
Brown and Thos Lodge, for six months.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17
W WIbIIAM I IDD HBD,
Administrator Of Robert Ralston, deed.
October 2u. 1859. oct20ts
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPH
A Beneoofenf Institution established by spe-
cial Endowment for the Relief Of she Sick
and Distressed, afflicted piM Yiru-
lent and Epidemic diseases, and
La. a, L. q

- : espccidliy lor fhe care Of -
@ Diseases of the SerualS Organs. ::
M EDICaL Advice given gratis, by The kcting
UI SaIgeou, 10 all WHO apply hy letter, with a
description of tl:eif condition. tnge. occupation,
habits OF life. &cl and in cose Of extreme poverty
Medicines furnished free OF charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoe1, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs. and on the New
Remedies employed in the Dispensary. sent TO
The afflicted in sealed envelopes, free OF charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. J. SKlLLlN HOUGHTON, Act
ing Surgeon. Howard Association, No. S. Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pa. By order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRcHIELD, Secretary. nolG59
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Sale Of Real Estate by order of Court

ON THE 26rH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D ,
" 1859, on The premises viii be sold to the high
est bidder, the following Real Estate, as the prop
erty of Reberr Kolsion. deceased, to wit:
Lot No 81; West half o. Loi No. 62; Three
fourihs Of the East side OF Lo, No, 3d. and inc re-
maindeI OF Lot No 70 no, included nthe Widows
dover, 10 the town Of Hehdry ysburgh, Belmont CO.,
Ohio.
Appraised rs folows;-Lot No 81 at Si5OO;-
Wesi nalf OF lot No 62 at ScS5 90, three -fourihs
of Lot No. 63 at $500, and the remainder OF Lot
50 at $40 90; all unincunibered by widows dover
Terms OF Sale:--One-balfih Is In handi one-tourth in
one year. and one ii in two years, @ith inter-
est the deferred payments from the day OF sale.
On the premises erected u comfortable frame
dwelling. snoe shop. &c
WILLIAM TIDB ALL.
Administrator Of Robert Ralston. deed.
October 20. 1859. ocI20ts
9ypeTsons wishing 10 change their business to
rrapidiy increating conBuy, new SETTLE meni
where hundreds are going. where the cliitiaie is
mild and delighttul--see advertisement OF Ham
monton Settlement in another column. 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17
The stock Sale

The Stock Sale
On last Saturday was largely attended
su. buyers were scarce. The amount ol
stock exhibited for sale was truly encourag-
irg to all concernd. TWAS q beginning
end We hnse.so doubt. but the people viii
hereafter hsye regular sales, which cunno,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17
Total School fund paid out

AsorsT oy TOWNSHIP FUNDS PAID OCT
Ellis DUNCAN, treasurer Of CoIerain tp. lea
ID. M. Bethel, treasurer Flushing ip. l64
A. J. Hogue, treasurer OF Goshent -. 36
II Murphy, treasurer OF Kirkwood -. la5
A. McGrew, treasurer of Mead tp. 1877
J. r .POrerheld. treasurer of Mead tp. 20
E. Woods, treasurer o Pease tp. 4fl
J. Gorby, treasurer of PuItnev tp. 2T4
q. X. Cowen, do do LOG
ID. M Davies, treasurer of Richlsnd tp. 46s
G. w. Milligan. treasurer ofSmith tp. 3,9
J. Brown. treasurer of Somerset tp. I12
Lippincott, treasurer Of Union tp. 93g
w. Sm ith treasurer of Warren tn. 45l
NJ. Danford, treasurer of Washington tp. 20
II. w aiiers, treasurer of Wayne tp. I43
T. Smith, do do do So
w. Campbell. treasurer of Wheeling tp. 196
]. Glover. treasurer Of York tp. 90
i. .BOgeF. do do II
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-17

LIST OF LANDS AND LOTS IN BELMONT COUNTY, FOR
FEITED TO THE STATE OF OHIO FOR THE NON-PAY-
MENT OF TAXES.
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Total township fund

AMOUNT OF CORPORATIONS FUND PAID.
A. W. DAZZLING, treasurer Of F.irview
D. Thurston. .treasuFer of Jacobshurgh
B. C. Patterson, do Bridgeport
J. w. WaYhefd do BarnessilIe
J. L Friut. treasu rer ofSt. ClairsyiIle
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A5oIroE's orr.1cE, Belmont County,
November 10, 1859
The foregoing Exhibit of the Receipts and
Expenditures of Belmont county, from the IIth
day of June, 1858, to the 25th day OF September,
1859, believe to be correct.
C.L. P0OKMAN, Aud. Bel. co.
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ATTACHMENT.

ATTACEIMENT
JoHx r. MrTcHEII .Plrff VS.. JIsss' EMBKEr, Deit
DEFORE Geo. M. Theaker, J. p, OF Coiera;f6
ID ,ownship, Belmont county, Ohio:
On the 3Ist day of october, 1859, said Justice
Issued an order Of attachment in the above action
Tor the spmof one hundred and seventy our
dollars and ffty.fye cent?.
in JOHN F. MITCHELL.
.Colerain, Nov. Ssh, SO. nol03ipd
.pTfe!sops' wishing TO estabi fh Manufactures
in new and thriving place where business is good
ks6S sdveriiasus3 ~ HamInonton Landsea
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Total corporation fund
IouNr OF Ro ID FUNDS rAID.
C. nt,nu,n frrrenrar f,ar.

AMOUNT OF RO ID FUNDS PAID.
E rungan, treasurer OF Colerain tn.
d II Relhei treasurer OF Flush ing T.,
A J Hogue. treasurer of Goshen t2.
n MurDliy, treasurer ofKirkwood tp
A " cGrew. treasurer of Mead tp
J X Porterfeld do do
T. Woods, treasurer of Pease tn
] Gorby, treasurer of Pu'Iney
b X CowrK, do do do
u NJ Davies. treasurer Of Richland tn
G w hiilig8D, treasurer of SmI h tp
] f'rnwn. treasurer of Somerset ~
J Lippireott. treasurer of Union tp
w Smith. treasurer of Warren tp
ii nanfard, treasurer Washington tp
T Waters, treasurer of Wayne t2
F Smith, do do do
w Campbell, treasurer Of Wheeling tp
S Flower. treasurer of York tp
L Boyer, do do do
B Z Patterson, treasurer of Bridgeport
ciai Road District
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-02
OsHAwA, Ontario Co, G. W,
May 9th, 1859.

EDIToR OF CLEVELAND WEEKLY LELDER,-
Dear Sir In your issue Of the 25th instant
l observe an account of Templats' Festival in
your city, in which our G.. W. s., Mr. W. A.,
FERGUSON is incorrectly reported to have said
that the number of petitions pre- tented to our
Legislature was about 10000. 1t should have
been 10000. Three or four years ago we
presented $4,000, and the priests and people Of
Lower Canada alone, presented about $4,000
petitions last year. This year, am not aware
that any petitions were presented from the peo.
pie Of the Lower Province, consequently the
10000 petitions are the work of but one half
of Canada. The probability is that when Can.
ada petitions next time, both sections Of the
Province will act at once, and instead Of 26,-
900, as your reporter makes Mr.. Ferguson cay,
the number will be more than 25O,000. Up.
per Canada has already two instalments OF Pro
hibiton. One is law obtained last year, pro
h;biting the sale Of liquors on the two days o.
election Of members Of the Legislature. The
other was passed BY more than two-.hirds ma
jority, at the session just closed and prohibits
the selling, giving away, or drinking Of liquol
in any tavern, shop or saloon, between th,
hours Of on Saturday evening and on Mon
day morning. Penalty for FIRST offence $50
second, s4O; third, 800 and three months i'm
prisonment The law is violated pretty exten
Sively, but in many places, particularly in tn,
larger towns and cities, where the effects o
Saturday evening debAuehery have been ex
hibited at the Police courts on Monday morn
J ing till the people are sick Of it, the authorilie
have promptly put the law in force, by mean
of the police. In the country, however, wher
the evils Of drink are not so Strikingly visible
and where no police machinery for the purpos
exists, the law is violated, though very eau
tiously, for fear of detection
The people, however, do not want fractions
measures the good effects Of which cannot pa
for the trouble Of putting them in force, an
some Of our best temperance men disapproye {
the Act Of the last session, but still continue I
look forward with hope TO the time when II
whole traffic will be Outlawed nd ultimatel
entirely suppressed.
Fraternaly yours, WIN. II ORR,
i Editor Of OShalSa ViadieaiOT, O. v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-02

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following sales
have been entered upon the Recorders Books
within the past week
April 25, le59.-Hram Chamberlain to David
Owen, II sub lots in S. Stones allotment of part
Of ten acre lots l and 2 and 100 acre lot ls7
also sub lots 46l, All and the north half of lot
424 in Kelley & Waworth's allotment; also sub lots
500, 3l4, 1853, 279 and 33l in Hiram Stones addi
ton to Cleveland also the west half of sub lots
70 aud 70, Hiram Stones allotment of part orlot 10
10 Brooklyn, (uow Cleveland); also lot los in the
Willeyvie Plat; also 1859 whole sub lots and
half lots iu S. s. Stones allotment Of original lot so
in Brooklyn, (now C!eveland,) and the reserved
square at the west end Of the old River Bed bound
ed north by the Lake Consideration SAL 900.
April 6, lS59.-John Hermerdnger to John
Hurer the west half of sub lot l24 in Barber Il
Lords allotment in Cleveland, formerly Ohio City,
80 feet front Jersey street. situate near the cir
Gle. Consideration $3.50.
May 27, ls59-Audrew Boyle to Edward Nc
Gamma, sub lot $50 in Barber L Lords allotment
63 feet front on Bridge street, and 32 feet deep
Consideration $500.
| May 81, ls59-Andrew Boyle TO Thomas Boyle,
SUB lot 63l in Barber & Lords allotment having GO
feet front on Merchant street Consideration $500.
May 10, 1859 -Kimball Porter to Jaues Mason
and James X, Hitchcock, 81 feet front on Cham
plain Street north side, extending toward Super
ior ST., 1893 feet in rear, and situate between the
American Honse property and property of Trad
Kelley. Consideration SO 800
May %, ls50-Lambcrt White to Simeon
Streetor 1872 9-l2 feet front on the east side of
Cheshure Street and 2lO feet Deep situate near the
corner of Cheshire and Garden streets. Consid-
Grafton So 1880
May 81 S59,-lsaac Hoffman to Valentine
Swain 100 feet front on the South side Of Kinsman
street aud 800 feet deep, situate next west of VIM.
Waterman Consideration $1,000
April II, 1850. @. 7 UuosslI 20 Agnes SweeT,
sub lot 1915 and lOl6 in the Buffalo Company
allotment, formerly Ohio City, now Cleveland
Consideration 5000,
May 90, ls59-Frank and Mary Balding TO
George F. Mebliug the south half of sub lot 455 in
Kelley and Walworths allotment, having 25 feet
front on Second Street. Consideration $500
May Il, Washington Usher to Lyman p.
Foot sub lot No. 6 in j. NJ. Burmel's allotment
having "a feet front on Jay Street, situate near The
circle, formerly Ohio city, now Cleveland Consi
deration $3.50.
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5petial Motifs.
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It's obues verify from the from which DR.
Bnnlreh derives the le sri ciples Of the lille Addition
Pills-fr0m the Vegetable Kinf dom
These pills also the Universal wurfoned purely
vegetable, Reailed respectively 25 and % Ply
scsns and the public supplied by the gross single box
d., Brandreths Principal Office, No. z9i CHnalst N
y, and by
5, Garlner No. 90 Superior street Cleveland ind
X. wheden, Hud,on and b. all respectable dealers IN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-02

SAD ACCIDENT --On Sunday, a little girl OF
Mr. Barker's IN RookpOrt was playing In the house
with German lad, tue sou OF q neighbor The LAD
had q shot gun in his hand, which he supposed
was unoaded. While he was playnlly pointing
it at her il went off. II was loaded with shot, and
the entire charge entered her neck She was Nv
ing yesterday, but no hopes were entertained ol
her recovery - PkliHdeaLeT-