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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

HALLS Balsam works nke
FOUNTAIN GREEN, Hancock 20. Ill.,
March 10th, 1857. J
Messrs. Bolles, Smith q Co.:
Gents.AWe have sold all the Dai-
sam You left with us, also the lot you
shipped us. 1t takes like wild nre ana
works like charm. Please advise US
how to remit You for the meoic.ne
sold by return mail. Also, please ior-
ward ms three or four dozen more as
soon as practicable. 1t is getting
good start, and where once tried, VIII
recommend itself in future. Ship in
care of Railroad Agent, Northern
Cross Railroad. Yours most truly,
McCLAUGHRY q CAMPBELL.
az For sale by n. b Hoilister and
A. Huntington, in Dowagiac; and by
agents in every town in the county.
20 See advertisement. ..ws<I -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

sB In the misunderstanding army
of one hundred and twenty-six thou
sand men, but t,co soldiers are unable
to read and of two million nine hun
dred thousand children between the
ages of seven and fourteen, at the last
census, two. millions and three hundred
and twenty-eight thousand were at
tending the schools. - g7'' =
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

1t is stated that the execution of the
boy Rogers in New York city has af
fected the mind of a well known mer-
chant in Newport, R. l., with such
gloomy reflection that he has become
insane 80 -
,Stabbing is kept. up with spirit in
New York. One man was stabbed
there Sunday evening, and another was
found lying on the sidewalk with two
bad wounds on Monday evening.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

" am willing to split hairs
with my opponent all day if he insists
ON it, said very distinguished lawyer
in speech at the bar. sl,1
"Spit that, them" said the opponent,
pulling coarse specimen from his own
head, and extending it. ]
ssMay it please the Court l did not
say bristles." -f111i
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06
The Reopening of tie Slave Trade.

La'adi,ag Of tteuErst Cargo an Geor-
Nothing more startling than the con-
firaned fact tlfat-a cargo of slaves has
just been landed in Georgia has re-
Gently TRANSFERRED, unless it is the atten-
dant fact the intelligence is hailed with
intense satisfaction by a portion of our
people. ;aos7r2 l10FA ie 52sLaH< -
The vessel which has, as 'esss ahempIoved
IN this netayrii 4ons transaction received
ner. ou5sfin New York in June last.
5ss<ofe leaving that port she was sus-
pected, but her owners succeeded in
blindingthe eyes of those commissioned
toinvestigate her. character tsja2i
She at once proceeded to the Afri-
can coast, was watched by the Ameri-
can squadron, took in her cargo of
slaves, escaped the vigilance" of the
'scoast guard" and landed her human
freight in the State of Georgia, where
the entire lot is said to have been sold
at an average of 500 each!
In Charleston and elsewhere in the
ldI OOuCtl. tiiiS SUCCESSFUL adventure. Is
hailed with great satisfaction and in
Washington, the news awakened an
enthusiasm that would be content with
nothing short of jubilant feast of
champagne and oysters!s fel ts'
Among the paragraphs we copy else
where, not the least curious and sig
nificant will be found that ore in which
anu. s. officer on board one of our
vessels, expresses the opinion that by
resolutely compelling English vessels
to abstain from the '.right of Search"
the; legitimate trade on the African
coast will be speedily and largely in
creased! With a strong sentiment at
home m favor Of the revival of the
slave trade, and with officers in COM
Inand of our ships on the African
coast, who deem that s'trade legiti-
mate," and look forward to itsincrease
with exultation, it should be no matter
of surprise if the s'trade'' now pro-
scribed as piracy, should very soon be-
come as brisk as it is profitable. Al
b0ssy-, Journal. SAKE 7Fs efGot a-2ni
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06
NARRIED.

At the house of Judge Shanahan, in Cassapolis.
on Sunday evening, January I'd, 1857, by the Rev,
Jacob Price, SALMON STEWART. Esq, of Wane
Township, to Mrs. EMILY R. 4H0YT,. of Cass
apolis.
In jackson, on the 2ath uItimo, by the Rev. w.
d. Dada MIR. JAMES X. DELAND, Esq, to Miss
J.. FRANCIS WOODS, all of the city of Jackson.
At Niles, on the Esd ult., by Rev. Mr.. Nelson,
Mr.. JAMES. J. DELAND, of Jackson, to Miss
ALICE NJ. McCANN, of Summit fsEsf
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

u That sterling Republican pa
per, the Jackson Citizen commenced
the new year enlarged and otherwise
1t is now one of the largest,
as well as best weekly papers in the
State. We wish it continued success.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

By a degree of the Propaganda of
Rome, confirmed by the Pope, the high
est rank in the Catholic Church in the
United States has been conferred
on Archbishop Kendrick, of Baltimore,
who will henceforth take precedence
in all meetings and councils.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

SINGULAR SEcUR1TY.-A "a South
ern gentleman hard ups adyertises as
follows in the St. Louis Repotbtiea'e !. q
For Hire-A No. I Negro Wo-
man. The advertiser wishes to borrow
about five hundred dollars, and will
give the above woman as colleratal Sc
curity, and her hire for the interest of
the money until the principal is paid.
Address box 1913, p. o."
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

The GoULDY FAMILY.-The whole
of the victims Of the lGouldy tragedy
have recovered, with the exception of
the two servant girls, one of whom
died some weeks since the other girl
is still in the New York Hospital, i'm
proving slowly.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06
Office of tho Detroit Tribune DESTROYED
by Fire.

About three o'clock yesterday morn
ing, the building on the corner of Wood
ward avenue and Woodbridge street,
which was occupied by the Detroit
Daily Tribune, was discovered to be
on fire, and Notwithstanding the prompt
efforts of the firemen, the whole interior
was one mass of ruins in a short time.
When first discovered the front and
rear of the building on the first floor
mere in flames, which spread with great
rapidity to the second and third stories.
The safe containing the books and pa
pers was found all right, but all other
contents Of the building, including Job
and printing materials-hand and card
presses, steam presses, paper, card
board, &c, were destroyed. The total
loss is set down at $4,000, on which
there is an insurance in different COM
panies to the amount of $2l, 900. The
building belonged to the estate of the
late Prince Godfrey, and was insured.
1t is not known how the fire originated.
Last evening the Tribune was issued in
half sheet, and announced that on
Monday their regular publication win
be resumed. Mr.. Barns, proprietor of
the Tribune, has been unfortunate with
regard to fire. Ten years ago he was
burned out in Syracuse, N. Y, where
he then resided, and in May, 1856, suf-
fered severely from fire at the same
location from which he has so recently
been. expelled by the same element.
But he is permeated somewhat exten-
sively with the "never say die" princi-
pie, and will doubtless pass through this
last ordeal manfully. : Detroit 4dct.
January LIST. f..f ....,. -.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06
L. Q. o. r.

..ssszsxls, The regular meetings of Dowagiac
:XE Lodge No: 81, l. o. o. f., are held at
smsss,sE their Hall on Thursday, evening of
each week, at ~ O'Clock. Transient brethren in
good standing are cordially invited to attend. So
HENRY MICHAEL, n. G.
SYLvANUs HENDERSON, SecyV
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

Some ten or fifteen persons were
killed on the Atlanta railroad, Gergia,
last week.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06
LOOT

The regular meetings of Eureka Lodge, No. SO.
of the Independent Order of Good Templars, are
held on Monday evening of each week, at the Hal
over F. g. Larzelere's store. sl--a1i-sl ..sii.
L. II. ANDREWS w. CT.
JOHN SIMMONS, Secretary. a Ash
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06
MASONIC

" The regular meetings of Dowagiac Lodge.
~ No. 10, +. and a. NJ, are held at their. Hall
on the first Saturday before full moon of eyerv
month. G. G.. ZONES w
p. d. BEcKwrrH, Sec'y. 81 - 80
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06
News and other Paragraphs.

News and other Paragraphs.
Julia Dean Hayneis playingin Wash
ington.
1t is stated that Mr.. Dickens gains by
his readings 10000 year.
Some of the lakes in Switzerland are
1000 feet deep.
The Charleston fire department COM
prises 10 engines and 400 men.
A company of gipseys are said to be
encamped within two miles of Norwalk
Ohio.
The price of salt at Murk's Island
has fallen to u &c. Export duty
1c.s - - Fwe 81
An English paper says Jenny Lind
means to sing next summer in Liver
pool. $500
Tri-weekly prayer meetings are to be
held in Ulster county, New York, jail
during the winter. asaa
Fanny Kemble's charity readings
in Baltimore yielded $1,000 for the
Home of the Friendless. 81
An extensive project is on foot in
New York for sending a large number
of emigrants to Arizona.
A sermon in four words on the van
ity of earthly possessions: "&sroads
haze no pockets" sl
The Oskaloosa, Iowa, Herald of the
10th ult. says mail coach left there
the day before with six sprightly oxen.
The circus company of % persons,
arrested at Auburn, Ala, on the charge
of murder, have been discharged.
Tom Hyer publishes a. card in the
New York papers, denying that he has
offered to fight Heenan or any one else.
One hundred thousand hides month
are shipped from La Platte River, in
South America.
Edward Everett has been compli-
mentcd with the dedication of an En-
glish- Greek lexicon published at Ath-
ems. 'ilsH @
The people of Iceland are moving
for an independent government. Tie
projects favored in the Danish Lower
Chamber. P'.s =
A new steam carriage has been in
vented in New Haven, which makes a
speed of two miles per hour on level
road. ~4s6
Major Samuel barnes, an editor for
many years of the Baltimore Clipper,
recently died in that city at the age of
~ years. .s.--zsssssszzsH
Dnring the past year Governor Will
lard of Indiana, pardoned fifty con-
victs, and about the same number last
year. i-t'i Z . aS7 aal 20 laF
Cincinnatus Smith, Deputy Postmas-
ter at Nottoway, c. H., Va, has been
arrested on a charge of robbing the
mail.
Baron Rothschild has given $4,000
to found scholarship in the London
School, in commemoration of his adj
mission as Jew to Parliament.
PENIrENTIARY FULL.-There are 1922
convicts in the Ohio Penitentiary, be-
ing IL more than there are cells. The
cry is, /" Still they come"
Men imagine they communicate their
virtue or vice only by over action, and
do not see that virtue or vice omit
breath any moment. ~ Z I9K e
The New York Express says cit
cannot fail to be observed, that our
ladies of indisputable ton and fashion,
wear only the plainest dresses in the
promenade .,- f
A witness in liquor case lately tried
at Plymouth, testified that what he
brought for rum in that town was
mixture of burning fluid, rot gut, and
soft soap. .ase 7'sai.os 79z-e 3 e -sas.
The Friends of " Doesticks " will
learn with sorrow of the death of his
young wife, in Brooklyn, Thursday.
Mrs. Thompson leaves an infant but
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

The SPANISH EMBAssY.-R. w.
Wooley has been confirmed by the SEN
ate as Secretary to the Legation to
Spain. He is a nephew of Mr.. Preston
the new minister. a.ea 81 g ueis srs
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06
Special Notices.
Religious Notice.

RenslOus Notice.
Religious services by the First universities So
cety of Dowagac win be held at the Baptist House
of worship in this village, next Sabbath, at
p NJ
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

Several ladies in Ravenna, Ohio,
have had their hands poisoned by using
indigo which has been hawked about
the street. Prussic acid is an idgredi-
ent in this species of blueing. 80
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06

A cornet band in St. Louis has Or
dered, from Boston, a set of pure silver
instruments. The leaders cornet is of
gold, and cost 81 500. Asnare drum cost
SI4s. .azuae aTkgffaT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18

Il should be said that some fabrics this Sit oh locks ID
the middle but IA that case the liability to break is the
same.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18
cInoLnnntl pnilr Market Report.

CiNCiNEAT1, April 10, 1859.
hul,er-w p Merchants fair to prime in nrklnS l4d2le
common and fair Ohio and Indiana scl2c, Choice West
Bsserye Dairy In arslns, 23a2ic for best yello
Beans-Prima small white y 60 lbs. 81 Ooal 10.
Uhoeao--Prime medium and larfoW r. l2Gl2Hi
Iient brnnds Engah dairy, -,G--o.
Codee-Blo common and prime, llHdl2Sc
Candies-Pressed Taow 2E@8iei Star IA, 10 and l6 OF
Iso@l96Oc.
Grsnbeuiss-smaI and large bbs per bbl. s. Olau co.
Flour Ordinary and good superfne " Dbl s6loGS5 2
choice rcd and sxtra white wheat s5,766s6 90.
Driod Frus-Appes, ohoico r 25 lbs, $3.50
$780, Peaches, unpeeied y 80 Ibs S325d35O
Gran--wbeat prime red aud wAte sl2D0Sl,i5 Oats Of
arrival a6Oc Corn prime yellow and white 7sdsle Prime
Rye md Barley 9l@65e.
Molasses--Primo N o., large and small lots, 3tG35c
Olls-Lnseed large aud small lots n a75c Lard No
No J, SjGo5c
Proyisons-City brands pork = Dbl, Sl7 0OlS -
city brands barrel lard lO3s0lo do keg lard, l2l2Ac
shoulders and ribbed sides 61stlc hams plain
sugar-eurod canvaSad 9hc0ilho;
lace-Fair TO prime 456J@Esc " b.
sugarOommon low fair and fair 6i4pGa OLE good isl
prime and choice Ii4GIhdTAc, .- u Z
SeedstlaN & % los, common aud prime y opdibo lin
ohy z 40 lbs fair and prime elyjGS2l6 Clover e. 02 b
In sacks and bbls., 81 % as ~
Eas,crn Exchange-'sa'S y cent premium buying an'
selling rates,
f- We allow selling hero for New York Exchange
as we keep account hoe) and buying rates for drafts
'"'''b' STRAIGHT. DEMING a co.
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NEW YORK MARKET-April L
- 1


FlourFmer and more active; sales $500 bbls At s5AO
(555 suporne state 50 0565; extra tate $5,2Ooa CO.
supedno Western S605n6 20 good extra Wesern
SB40O6 60; round huuped Ohio closing huOvant
Canadian fJur quiet S66O9Lb0 Rye hour dull at sl5
0ll4l. --.-
choice Mlwaukse club; 81 20 for white Kentucky sl55
Tor GenUsee
Rge-s eady; s1les $500 bush at sex.
BarleyDu sales 1000 bushel at 60dsO, as IN buahty.
Bsans-siles 2IOu bush at 5 rs. "
COrn-Ouiet; sales all S]NsJ for new Of all kinds.
OatHevyi 1906 for at6 and 5oG6O for western and
Canada
Whi,key-Firm; sales $50 hbls at 21G
POTAlarAet dull and lowe sales l5C00 bhls at Sl5
for mess SIS for iron hooped do; Sl2 3i@l25O for
prime; Old mess duh
S703 10 for country mess 50 5Q05O for Tepackod Chi-
cagO; Sl25Oi3 for extra Including 100 bbs extra at
Si3 so,
Beef i-steady; sales lCO bbls onoat at Sl5q7 So
Cut alats-ouiel salys 4o) pkg. O9S@eb for shoulders
8lls9{ for hams.
Dtussed H15s-NOmiual at Sli8h
Larl-Du sales 80 bbls nc liC@ll& and $50 kegs at
12A
- fUrnew do.
Cheose--elul0.
TslloW-DuI at llAGUh.
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A CIrpE WARRANTED

Dr. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention tXcu
svey to thus peculiar class Of malas and the Teet hes
have consequently been enabled to render fellow
lures is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
escent patients aud others daily arriving in town om al
parts the country for the express purpose My of consul
atiOns while theife IerOns have been c ed by the
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
quirng into the Of these infectious complaints
from their simple condition TO That Of the most dan
and inveterte they have always entertained u
pOssbilyo their prevention, and removal and kewisr
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant form
Of disease could almost invariably be traced to OF the
following causes Ignorance, neglect or the bod effect
mskilu and improper treatmenti therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering in the selection
heir remedies safe efedtua and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies which bear equivOCd
character well those whose premature niudcluus
application might be productive O bad consequences IN the
hands of private individuals In short the Oudabe end o
their remedies is the essenng OF great mass Of human
misery by the alienation relief aud prevention of those
grevOus ctiOus that reality the secret fees Of life
which whiethoy extensively surround call 0ou
for skill and interference in their determination.
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HEALTH on AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female Irregularities weakness uterine displaCements
and an local uterine difficulties and constitutional troubles
Of women, entirely cured hy THE GRAEFENBERG
AIARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLlCON.
Iu this connection Miss Beecher sier Of the Rev Hen
~ Ward Beecher inletters 20 the people, page f29 sys
have nine sisters AMI sstersn-qw, and fourteen fe
male all 1ied, and all delicate and ailing
Amid the immense crC my friends and acquainances
cat0t eoal married idics bon Ia this century and
country, who perfectly healthy" In cases. however,
where The Graefnherg Caholicon has been used must
that health has rapidly taken the place Of
ladies have become bust strong vigorous aud healthy
Mrs Gleason, OF r ira says: "Hoauiiful indeed is the
cOndug trusting Of but how much does It
neB 20 be protected by gatchuness that will lead her,
IN time Of disease appeal 70 amedcn adviser Of scen-
tifo education urnl worth aud purity of character" Al
these may be secured by addressing the Graeenbag Com
pany.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED.
PropOlIor Miaoral Rock Ryder, Detroit; 400 tons ice,
Ryder.
Propsller Comet, Watt, Bufoi 1856 tons mdz sundry
cunsl lners.
Propeller Montgomery Nicholson Detroit 700 ice,
schoonor freeman, Newhall, ST. Clair llOsOO feet lum-
Der, Taadou & Frsnch.
schoo er Cod Hunter Collins Oglensburg; 100 tons iron
gro, Z r r Co.
Schooner Industry, Heames Detroit; Is lumber J. II.
Clark & Co.
Schooner Ellen white Nicherson Pt Huron 80 NJ lun-
her, II Holt.
Hscow spanker Burke sandu Ky; 2cords stone, s Will
liams
scow Juno Cuyho Pt Clinton; - cords wood, master
Gle RED.
Propeller Montgomery, Nicholson, Derot 500 ice
masteT.
schooner freeman, Nuwhnll, 5 ginaw; no cargo.
SCuw Spanker Burke, SanduskV; cargo.
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wesl Re trori- Coshocton Co. Nav a. is5;

WoHT 10 TT0TTl IOsN0NTNm I0.f- my 10 zoo
Mr. II b knes ~ r - have been selling the Medi-
cines Of the Graefenbeg Company for the last ten years
and have iyaahy iound them 70 give good satisftoni
and the Pills have sodtO great many fam lies regu
arly theirtca and coffee aud with trade they have
become staple article MurHhalrB Uterine CahOliCon
is medicine that has done amounto of good IN female
Diseases One lady sold tc told that she had receive
ell more benefit from bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most skiul phYst
0'J'S Jin. !, 1858. ' JAMES WILSON.
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pm physician Of thirty years practice. My prncpa
Study has been diseases Of females They have generally
hafed my best efforts Obtaining the materials composing
Muthals Uterine Catholic was pleased with them
gave thom fair trial, aud found myself abundanly sgo
O. ssul In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms Of about half the and could not cure one
ten Now can radically cure a least s0vente m IN twfh-
ty AMI mitigate the rest consider Marshals Utouue
hoeun tie greatest blessing 20 females have met with
j. Il. MILlIAhS. M. ID. ChnrlesLOn.
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Drwsg
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.
HnME rEsTIMnNY-

HARTFonp Trumhul Co, Ohio, March Z, 1881
hereby certify that have been dealing In the 9raa n
berg Medicines for tie past year, and opn truly say that
have meyer offered odcineE 10 the public that have
with the decided uprnhatou Of the people like these
par iCulnrly the Pills and Cathooon They will readily
perform all aud than is promised for them. have
sold about y hotties " the Cah0oon the past season.
and hear the best results in even case.
]. H. q. JOHNSON Medical Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18

DR. AMOS SON take pleasure in announcing that the
have invented important instrument for the
the above diseases has been subjected to test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, PhlladehB
New York; 1t has been declared the only useful nstrn
m0nt invented for the Of Seminal Weakness,
any disease cuused by the secret habits of youth Price
Sl0by mail or express.
N, B.--Dr AMOS SON in order to satisfy tho most
skeptcal the merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that in instance where may prove uasasfac
tory 9fer fair trial the will be refunded by
luTnlng The instrument in good order.
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wulnmsor RIDDLE pia. Il TfiAiAS IT aDrIiSsis sIsS'
SHERlFBS SALE.-Pursuant to the

SuHlIlFU . OALH.-Iu PURSUANT 70 the
~ command Of two orders of sale issued from the Court
uCummUn Pleas CuIahoga County al the suit OF
John Huupsr al plaintiff against Marcus Caulmau IT
defendant and ii the suit of Robert Hooper ct al pls
said deits shall offer for sale Al Public Auction at tho
door the Court House COTner Seneca and Ihampan
streets IA the city Of Cleveland m Cuyahoga County
the 26 day Of April 1889 az o'clock NJ of said day
tho following described lands and tonemeUts, tOwit Su
n tho City OF Cleveland CuyahuBa County and State Of
west uf Tot Of land owned by frederick Wange-
Lake street. theme running nOrthGry along aub
nett; a ouce westerly with said Hameips line SO feet
thence suuiher parallel with "a Was 6lns line TO Lake
street, ihrruO westerly along said Lake street 10 the place
NJ inning being the premises conveyed 60 Marcus
CaIlmau and Marcus ROgFenboIger two uf the deien
dunts by j W Fitch, u Marshal, by order OF Court
Sept 10, 1866 Vol IS, page 9lb; Appgised a. $500,
ID l.. WGHrMAN, sheriff
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II difficult to fancy more awkward stitch than this
This called double thread stitchn or course the
thread which lies COiled ourUusly the lower side Of
the cloth does net add to The Strength OF the thread which
through aud holds the cloth together but simply
serves asten the single thread which take the stitch
This also single thread stitch That the Grover and
Baker Stitch unravels readily shown by the above cut
But it ould be stated that when fastened this stitch is
elastic, and Is fO~ many pup'ss valuable stitch That
very complicated contryauce is required to take the
Grover Baker Stitch is quite apparent Hence its grea
Liability 10 get out oil order.
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C0MMRREIAL.
MORNING LEADER oFF1CE, !
Saturday, April l6, 1899. }

Cleveland Produce markets
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,l
a. Saturday April l6 iso9'.
FLOUR-Saio 40 bbis good extra at CO.
WhEAT-One red sold a. ssO; and large lot ia re-
ported sold ai the agure yesterday partly from store
oATs-l5obus prime old IRON store sold % 0Oo
sEEDs-sais6O bus. prime timothy At Sl,9O.
EgOs-Aie arm at lOtc.
In Other aclos there nothing dons and change 70
note