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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
NOTI( r.
rr:AL I,,rIu, IMEST COMPANIES lN

p, ,yrrr.:AL INi.Iu, IMEST COMPANIES IL
...t,li rllE STATE j. NOT INTERESTED.
"a -,-lr-t Us she Board Of Public W"rks u call the
...,.sr 20. a.. Internal improy-!uent>. IN which the
.i ry:e.,.i.G tn the following provisions of :iIc
2 y.r.a.a chap. ul. sec 3';
p-,..i,,t aud Directors Of rvr-y company incor-
D. =, ul... woGS of internal Improvement. TO the
...ca :nere is Tao slcsc:iI ,ivi by the Board OF
W5-,, .hal make the tclio"in-r-ipFt. 10 The Board
an. cad cf one year 'r"m .h. completion OF such
..1-t saoNin. ih- ccu.i;i"u of the work, the whole
~, q. capital expended IN it, construction, with the
.,i, o. expenditure the srlocn: .! tolls received
.,.a p.ecrt.as year. the annual expenses Of III.
.I,,,.. and :ne ne:, profits 81 loss: which report
,a-;.ri- by pls; or map o! the ~nrS, and at the
i,.-y wear thereafter further r"p"r, showing the
:;a- xor. the amount ant kind. q: expenditures
:. .ad the ret; profits for such year. Where par.
-ls .a.n have b--n prescribed by the Board Of
. ~ ir.a!e kaown 20 the company. the report
Ina, form IN case Of failure to make any such
- .-.y.ya,y, ;h- company shall forfeit one thousand
.. II As, .eci .Ause he shown for such failure.
.i-,-Is.t: act, passed March !. l>'t the reports
-.! 90 be in the possession OF the Board OF Pupl.c
. d, ne l;.n day Of October, in each year.
=. 2-..cr.hsd by the Board can lie had upon a2-
:.s.. flee, in the city of Richmond.
THOMAS II. DEWITT,
nna lof Iuh wnrts
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"tpLEyts.D" AT AUCTION.

EXECUTORS Of George 7. Tod!. deed.
y ETiis farn will Zee 0lrred first unit. Should
b. Effected In is way, 'cn the farm will be sold
IN 'wu tracts, July ll-c-i"
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BROAD ROCK FALL RACES,

= ."'HtNlE TUESDAY, UCTOBEN VT, IN''
ssSa'i :ol 'ifes Ds'Ses5 Ses5 .2n
/, - :.!.es. nile heats: 400 0XAS
~ Fp'orfei;; TO name
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DEsIRABLy LOCATED FARM OF FIVE

June 2i-ctf Clover Depot Halifax Co. Va.
Mr. C. G. Terry, living the land will show II 30 ary
one. o. give any Information concerning IT,
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Take another "Catskill," the regular cor
respondent Of the Richmond "Whig," if want
in. in the concentrated and art:ul venom Of the
advertiser. at least surpassc. him in scurriii-
''Nrw ic.E, AuSa-; ), lri".

'NI" '!'k' IT - y, I'''.
~ IL, EIiior ri ii. Wh,g:
~. ! ,y.> e, cgo,i-ica ~ tio". Wise. Of your
state nieh; justly claim rco, credit orcis Q:
rn:e.. vision. Among the first letters of Cat
XII. hc roin.cl on the coalition That existed be-
tween Wise and Wood, ard the game Of the District
sy..ein in c!,icr 70 20, few bogus delegates 20
Charleston from :h;- STATE wllo would he admitted
VIZ rlyiu. rpon the Strength Of liz iricnd- in :le
Convention 90 irj"ct ;lie r"gla. ,i"iesarS, Sud
cc,., the VIZ Wood delegates.
1 l:..i. J. 1 IL
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the Wise LEITER.-Thc Opposition )oiriiai' are
making themselves merry over letter "hIcn pnr-
inond. .Iulv 18TH bv the Governor OF Virginia, to
some political friend in New York. in regard TO the
arrangements which the Democracy OF that great
state might deem j, necessary and proper to adopt
with view of causing their opinions, sentiments,
and w-hes u have their Iae and proper weight III
determining the decision OF the National Democratic
Convention at Charleston.
which can increase the modification that mrst neces
surly he felt hy the friends oi Governor Wise at It's
inoppor;une publication
Iii there is any sentiment which The American
people cherish. and which they oughto require from
public men, it is political morality among those who
aspire to their suiirages This letter is calculated ~
the strongest degree shake the confidence OF inc
people in this respect. Ii political adTenturer,
sistency and patriotis-shoud wish to lind rheto-
rical defence OF his alterations, he might IND IN
his extraordinary letter of Governor Wise
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with POI uI.,n Of 2"ro more, with well graded turn
pike road, leading from in all directions, and "c-
curs nearly position IN South western Virginia
elevation 2Jb feet above the city o Richmond
Is place Of considerable and rapidly growing trade, and
has chnxi- for health and pleasant summer residence.
unsurpassed 10y any other locality in the World
Also will he sold on WEDNESDAY, the I'D day Of No
v.ub.r next the u,-r-, Of said Boyd being five undivided
~ in he.
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!. F1RANKLIN M1LLs.

SUDDEN DEATH.-On the 9th inst. a little
daughter of Mr.. " Johnson Of this place. while play
ing In the dooryard with other children fro tito
fence, distance Of than three feet, and died
almost insanity. post mortem examination by Drs.
Knovon ana Sherman scetained the of death
have been the rupturing Of large artery. a2s :
sAsBArH SCHOOL The Sabbath School connected with
the Congregational Church. held exhibition at the
Brick Church last Wednesday evening The exercises
consisted in decauations instrumental music
The school numbers la5 scholars, most of whom took
part IN the exercises The deelamaons by the boys
6ne, and they aps evidence that fuure orators
would moi be wanting But the interesting feature
the singing girls, numbering 7 between the
ages of and 10 years. 1t exceienf In every
respect and reflects great credit Mr. II. F. Sawyer
under whose training they had been for nome time past
The Sabbath School has become Of the iasstu-
s" OF town. and is In most hourshng condition
under the superintendence Of Mr. G. o. Rce whose eff
Sorts in Its behalf have been untiring.
The Rev. T M. Dw1eHT, who has been Pastor of the
Congregational Church here for the pest three years
preached his farewell last sabbath. Ill health
causes him to seek mdsr climate. He will soon re-
move bis family to Kentucky Dwight leaves man!
ardent and devoted friends here who win long rsmembs
him - faithful Pastor and exemplary ctzen.
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Local Notices.


HAMPERS MAGAzTkE-TwENTY FIVE Gents
NUMBER -Harper's Magazine for November ID on sale
the Rayenna Book Sore This number closes the 10Th
volume-and the December number will enter upon the
20th Volume. t4t y sEtEt1 Ekf itEEfEE
The regular retail price Of this Mag azne by the pub.
fishers themselves and at all News Depos throughout
the country, is tsuenfyJsue cents Number. -
For not here necessary state this Magazine
for tome time past has been sold tho Ravenna Book
Store News Depot below tho regular retail price, and Of
course been sold without profit and frequently by
additional express charges at positive loss Tho num-
bers Of the next volume Of this Magazine win be sold at
the Ravenna Book Store, at other News Depots at
regular retail price of 25 cents PEI number This timely
notice It 10 Deemed s due to all regular customers
they may govern themselves accordingly and receive
not at their option, the numbers Of the Volume
Those customers who design to IL regularly
the Ravena ok Store another year. will confer favor
by so stating, with little delay possible, In order
Shat the number to be ordered Of the publishers for
ether year, may be duly regulated. 9W
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AT wa 7 ER.

SINGULAR CTRcUMsTAxCE-HoUsE BURNT-
About midday, Thursday the Sd insta dwelling house
upon the farm of T. M White was discoyered to be on
nre but timely aid having been rendered. the FIRE was
soon exiting uished. notice OF which, WAS given in the
Ass number OF the Democrat On Thursday The 10Th
nst about eight O'Clock in tho evening, Just one week
from the day above mentioned the same house was again
discovered to be on fire, and in spite Of every effort wa,
DESTROYED with nearly all its contents The family occ-
the noufe was absent at the time. on their
turn found themselves destitute shelter we'll
household furniture: The cause the FIRE remains
mystery may have originated in both cases from match
60 scattered about the house by mice. t-s
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II A n T 0 A. 5

Farmers are busy taking in the last of their
fall crops There Is very large yel of Potatoes, though
some rotting. The te planting after the frost in
jane, has produced q large amount Of soft corn.
At the Depot the Cleveland and Mahonng Railroad,
several hands still engaged removing the very little
that remains Of what the Large Hill just South of
Aiwaers" Persons having been absent from Mantua a
few years, will not be is the place. until they
60 down TO the bank Of the river. ~ -igs--a-- 81
For the want Of better employment. some persons on
Sunday evening" the 9Th inst tore down the guide board
and off the sign from Whites Ambrotyps Car. -
On Friday nightthe 9th INST hitching post pulled
up, and several stones thrown into the windows of
horse barn, by some dies. in this usually quiet
township. such things, H continued, will make some Jail
room necessary fottiese unfortunate ard misgudedro
ers Their nanss are known to some persons here
hoped by some that their parents and friends will
induce them to make satisfactory rsparaio for the past
and also do well in future. u Z ~
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RAN D o oLpH.

The farmers nave been improving the fine
Iudian Summer weather. Sufficient progress has been
made in huskng to reveal the factihat per acre.
corn is deficient in quantity well quality, there are
however, some exceptions, where the yield good and
corn ripe f.t.F-s i. ..el..f5
We glad to spirit of inquiry manifested the
part Of farmers, what varieties of the
profitable rsiaes This win, hope. have teuden-
cy 10 Improve the quality well quantity of this val
nAble Itaple. = '
Every body pipnted Mhits beans after the fros the
yield good but they we're somewhat damaged by the
early frosts and Fall rains. 81 laH.ys as
The sntsprising citizens of johnny Cake Hollow have
raised their usual supply of Broom Corn this
numerous other patches raised in various parts
the Township, nothing to prevent the ladies
from making clean sweep next year, provided the
blooms properly haudIed.' =. "a ,ts5..t -7 4,
Clover seed is spronounced good crop this season.
yield being from two to four bushels per acre.
'oid Browns insurrec,ion, writes . correspondent
startling developments, &C.. have failed to change the
political fah complexion of anybody in this Town
chip. Black Republicans are Black Republicans still
and confidently expect TO remain SUCH until after the
Presidential election As there leaders Of the
publican party In ing in this vicinity there will be no
Of publishing any cards. to tell the world that
In the least connected with the Harpers Ferry affair."
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-st
IMroRrAsr CHANGE OF. TIME by reference
to passenger time table of the Cleveland and
Ptsburgh Railroad, 1t viii be that the new time
sabls the WINTER into operation Monday last.
the lsh inst, and some important changes have been
made. = 8. = ~
Ths aAccommedaion-Trainn now runs the entire
length Of the main line road, from caeve'abd
welsvilIe This train HsnspUe to Cleveland, Is the
Nail Train, and passes Ravenua at s27, The mail
for Cleveland and all points North Of Hassnna Closes at
the Ravenna Post Oics, at 557 This train is also
express trasa, under ths management Of the Unio
Line Express Company, and stops all sstions From
Cleveland Welisye this train Is express end pas
senees train but does carry the s. Il leaves esese
isad 1t ASS passes Ravenna at s4s p. M, end
rives Ut wslssiIe 1os05 p. Messengers Of chs
Uniou Line Express Company, upon thie train.
The passenger trains from Cleveland to Pittsburg,
foIiowss ssss
Mali and Express trin stopping ali stations, leaves
Cleveland 9;45 M, Ravsnnn ll:i2a. m arrive at
Pittsburg 415 Lightning train, leaves Cleveland
at SIS m. Bavenna s:s0 p arrive st Pisburs at
z:36 o. m. M
Trains sons Fttsbuz to Cleveland, runs as follows.
Lightning and Express train leaves Pittsburg 50
M, Rlyenna 6l5 M arrive Cleveland at 7:35
This train sopsat salnsyiils Hanover, Baysrd, ALI
ancs Rapenna and Hudson only the main line, be-
tween wsllssils and cevelsnd. Messengers Of the
Union Line Express Company. run upon this train. 81
Lightning train from Pitt.burg to Cleveland leaves
Pittsburg las p. M, Ravsnna 6.l9 arriving
1t Clessland at 7:35 p. m.
The necessary changes have been made in our time
card he arrival departure of the ais at The Ra
VIENNA Post Ofice-to be found in another column.
will also be that until further notice the Post Ones
will be opened 730 and closed at o'clock p NJ
Those having business at this Office will do we'll to take
particular notice of this arrangement; and also of the
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AURoRA:
AxAs srABBrD AND Dl4D-Hrs sLArrn IN


AMAN STABBED AND DEAD-HIs SLAYER IN
JAZZ "A correspondent writes
"our quiet community thrown into state of high
excitement about 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. the Sch
inst by the that of prominent cit
izens, Alanson Baldwin ESQ., had been stabbed by
Merchant Price, Mr. B's. nephew. Some 20 80 years
since, Mr. Baldwin picked this Price from the gut
tsrs in the city of New York. him to his own hons,
clothed him and treated him of the members
family slHts& .sa4 -414..s.. .s g. s.z
Occasionally Price would have his sprees and at such
times wlons under the fuence Of liquor. threatened
Mr.. D. and accounted him his bitterest ensmy.
In the morning of the day which the deed com.
mitted Mr. B. told Price that unless he changed his
course he must leave bis house.
AZ this Prize, already under the influence Of liquor.
wont into his shop, took sharp pointed shoe knife from
the bench came out into the garden where Mr. B. was
giving his direction about his work, and ap-
proaching Mr. B. struck him with the knife in the left
part of the abdomen. 5s##s & /.
Mr.. B. did not at 6rst feel the knif being somewhat
stunned by the blow. He however Immediately in
the house. when twas found that che blade passed
through the Aeshy parts Of the abdomen and perhaps
had struck the intastines,
He Immediately seized with violent palms, and con-
tuued thus till Wednesday evening, about ten o'clock,
when he died
This furnishes another melancholy example to the long
list Of whisky murders The poor inebriate is shut up
in prison for lie, while the whisky vendors Is suffered
pursue Ills heilish business unmosssd and unds
and unpunished.
sOi thou invisible spirit Of rum
hIhad no other name to call thee q .
would call the DcviIP"
Price is in ths jail at Ravenns, awaiting his trial.
Manslaughter. The for which he will probably be
ronsieted Is punishable by confinement in the peniten-
fiary from I twenty years.
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/ "A BRoKEN ARM.-On Tuesday forenoon,
ast week. ephen R. Freeman, Jr fell from ladder
which hs standing painting upon the house fG. W.
ssK on Chestnut ST. The fall caused by the break
ling Of round of the ladder. The young fell some
weniy feet hs left arm was broken at the wrist
by the fail The fracture serious and painful.
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Attention is directed to Mr.. J. Petersons
adjourned sale Of carriages rare opportunity for
bargains which should not be neglected See ADVERTISE
msnt In snethsr column. -
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We have received in pamphlet under the
frank OF g. A. Douglas, that gentemans reply to Judge
Black. lie wsksinto "Judge Black and his confedsr-
asss,' rish. mas ked vigcr. -.- ...,5l ~ .ssa7
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ANEEDLEss RUn.-The Grand Jury in the
~ Court at Cleveland have failed to And bill agatha,
Conn., who confined In the Ravcnna jail on charge
OF counterfetng. win be remembered that Conn
broke jail, few days before the assembling of Court
Quite q needless enterprise on his part, it seems.
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n z Ls0H H.

The closing exercises of the Fall Term at
Nelson Academy upou Thursday last Characterized
with unusual interest. The following correspondents
has been handed for publcaiionthe rst being the
letter of the Principal tenderng his resenation of thai
posichs second the response Of the Trustees of the
institution The ssnere and manly spirit of bnth
bur reflex Of tbs spirit and motives which would BE-
blessings without number could all transactions
between man and man, be placed upon similar bass
81 Il ~ - ; NKLsos. Nov, ], 1858.
10 the Board Of Truaees@ Htlson academy.
REsPEcrkD sIRs -ay be permitted at this time to
express my sincere thanks the members Of The Board
for their personal and united e1pressions of kindness
toward teacher, and as . man.
Becasse you hare placed coDddence in me, and dwelt
ghuy upon my imperctions, thank La the future,
sal revert here at Nelson Academy, with
more than common interest, and shall over feel,
now feel that the uonlts spen. here have been among
the pleasantest in my whols life. fsf s, -. .sz
These expressions only what would have said as
any during my past sbors here but the time for
sspsrslion coon to coma. may Be ndulsed in hess
fsw words j. zhssi ma aa stss,t,7 .sfzal. <
The welfare OF Nelson Academy win subject of in
tsrest to in future years. and only why
must voluntarily throw Of It's responsibilities is, that
efforts may be put forth in another ehsnneI In tLsss
efforts may hope for your kind, good viii to go with
NE, whsfher success or failure attend them. ~
I am, Dear sirs, with sincere regard. .ss
Yours, OSCAR C. FOX.
, -gaa az 80 -zzz---z - II { u - = z
,sla5 10 y aaS ~ NILsos, Nov. 10, 1859.
To Pref. o. G. Fos. fs5f .st S. ) .-zis 80 i
DEAR gin behalf Of the Board of Trustees of Nell
Academy, am instructed by their vote % reply to
your very kind communication 20 us-and do 80 with
the greatest pleasure We feel truly grasd that there
has been little Of unpleasant character n our inter-
course with you-tat confidence in youas q teach
has not been misplaced that We have received from You
only geatlemanly treatment. Il il not light thing
to train the yeung for future usefulness, 70 Lad
them successfully in the paths Of science and virtue
for your Efforts in this tehal. you iaYs hearesr
thanks wepar with you with sincere Iegrets and our
best wishes attend Jour future path.
ALBERT MILLS, Pres't Of Board.
c. C. FuLLks, secy. 81 G52 s.z 118
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nR. B. ]. LYONS the celebrated Indian Herb Doctor
II can he consulted at the foowing places month
during lS59-60:
Cleveland Office lsl Superior street. Office days in
Cleveland as foows:-ls ID l1th, lsh 18th, a4h 75th,
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1give such balm as have Ia strife Z. :
With nature or the laws of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
He is a Phys icial indeed, who Cures!
The Indian Herb Doctor, R. J. LYONS cures the fol.
lowing complaints in the stages of their
existence, viz:
Diseases of the Throat. Lungs Heart. Liver Stomach
Dropsy in the Chest, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
or Falling Sickness, and all OF her Nervous De-
Fangements- Also, all diseases of the Blood . 3
such Scrofua. Er. sipelas, Cancers,
Fever Sores, Leprosy, and all other
complicated chronic complaints.
All forms of Female Difficulties attended with the
hnppiest results. q
Il Is hoped that will despair of until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines fair and
faithful trial. u During the Doctors travels i El-
rope West Indies, East Indies, South and the
United States he hBs beea the in Gods hand
health and vgor thousands who were given
I'D and pronounced ncurable by the eminent Old
School Physicians; nay more thousands who were on
the Indan Herb Doctors kill and successful treatment
first we saw and partook of the Indian Herb Doctors
Me iicine. = = - rF "a "a az "a
Satisfactory refereneesz cures win be gladly and
cheerfully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he in
nowise directly ndectly induce canse any Invalid
take his medicines without The strongest probability
of a
Remember, consultation and advice free. The Door
shall he iberary considered 2 s ~ ls-sss--
V Post Office address, box 2663
R.J.LYoNs, MD.
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ADDrfroN TO THE OrEIck OF THE gousrr
',o4,uslosERsAsD AUp,roas-The County commission.
Prs have decided TO enlarge this Office by reducing the
zs Of the Grand Jury room one halE and making an
nrance from The present Auditors Office into the
parhnsnt The AUDITORS Office has long been too much
eontrncted, snd this addition will sord conyenience
much needed. ,;.r 1a .ss. sirtY7,1 sif irs. 4rf7s
The Grand Jury win hereafter occupy the present
5hsr office, and the apartment viii be dedicated
10 the service or the County Sheriff. ~. F lc
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Portage County Democrat,
=; .;si ~ OF THIS WEEK, 60 ~ -.

Put up In Wrappers. Price, Four Gents.
To- ApvERTIsERs.-It becomes necessary
again to remind our advertising customers that to insure
Insertion for the current week. advertisements must be
hand in by 10 o'clock A. NJ Monday. Advertisers
RESPECTFULLY requested leave their advertisements
the Business Once, in the Rayenna Book Store. and
ke them in person to the Printing Rooms. ts.l 3
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.zGh3 .srAH ,EoEa ,eT0gg
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MuaDERousf fAssluLr BY GLASS Blower

- '.1o. = |
,aesoAs sseuns o =.
s's " ''e WI esp.'..nen. VI 'n' A'o.
onss l "ofAs, was AuooAeu uo"n os nAn aeu 'Ao.
fnomas- 1nomas s sass oiower, reugn ieiew, ana
had been discharged the Friday previous for improper
eond1cs.A On Tuesday evening" Thomas came into the
WORKS. aoa nad pleasant conversation FOR rev mo-
msnts With Terry While standing talking. Mr. Terry
crew MS wasen from his pocket, and remakns 1hat IL
was about quitting ume TUNED 10 eAveand ashe turn
ed, Thomas drew bludgeon and struck hns acrossins
back of ne head, knocking him down instantly Fhou-
as struck him twice after he fell aud would no doubt
have killed him had not the blowers intererred and pre-
vented. Thomas fed immediately. Mr. Terry remaine1
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To THE PuBlIc My wife has suffered with the Liver
Complaint, affection of the Lungs and Heart. She suf
red also with pains produced by Rhematis
and Neuralgia all these she endured without
six years having failed receive relief from various
other sources. Three mouths ago she induced
try Dr.. Lyons, the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines.
His n aevating her suerings been of such
astonishing nature, that gratitude the Doctor
the dutyI owe to suffering humanity, feel myself called
upon recommend him excellent and cornpe
physician. 4' Hs' T. NAYLOR,
Paines.ille, Ohio. 'i Ar'+ nov9-3m
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Public Notice


J. W. Harrins & Brother, New York Lesl, Simmons
& Co., Cleveland II, B 4 Wick. K o., Bankers
Cleveland; Wallace Johnson, Buffalo JBabcock & Hurd
Cleveland; u. Harper Il 90, Cincinnati. a.r...
~ Pa, ticuinr attention paid to the purchase Of goods
on orders. a 1s . = nova ow --a' s. -sS