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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
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SPURIOUS,
ALTERED,
COUNTERFEIT BANK-NOTEs,
,.r SryKK ADVERTISED IN THE wEEkLY rYPoGRAPBicaL
BASEEoIE REPokIERs UNTIL AFTER THtY GET sro clkcV'
I.rIoS THUs PUBLIC KNOWS soTHIsG OF TBs Exist
IxcE OF sUcH 1T HAS BEEN vIcTImlzEp BY
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SOURCE OF PUBLICATIONS, THE LoASEk The RISK YOU
HVs OF Loss
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hsep. you always fOREARnrp against
SPURIOUS
ALTERED,
COUNTERFEIT NOTES.
doub. compare the offered you with the fac-simile Of
the genuine in our
AND YOU CANNOT BE vICTIMlZED.
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Shfo'h i"A SPURIOUS NOTES
APPEAR
I'm the sour hundred and thrtywo fae-sules of genuine
note. in The trs, three numbers of this
ENCYCLOPEDIA,
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RAISED AND ALTERED NOTES
NOM in oi,eustou-altered in and location Of
bank
ALTERED IN IHE DENOMINATIONAL VALUE
.pd made in smo.t every from the worthless bills
brl.n banks and entirely unlike the genuine
II YOU wish to be sal. from such frauds, buy the
FAC-SIMILE
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN CURRENCf'
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NOTES BESIDE THE FAC-SlMlLES TO
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WEEKLY NUMBERS,
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
For sale everywhere in the
UNITED STATES
Each number contains
ONE HUNDRED AND FoRTY.FoUR ..,.
GENUINE BANK-NOTES.
IN. whole currency country will be completed in
sEvENTY-FlVE NUMBERS,
all of which viii be issqed within the year
Do,r ocN The AFTER YOUR srEED STOLEN
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Publishers
No. 9Nssssus-, N. Y.
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T1HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JULY 6

THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for .his
week contains the following:
LLEADING ARTICLES; RGral Homes Far Psy fo'
Grl.; Chapter Of History Inc Con.er,.l .e'
the Shy A Dear and supertlous HurliGs Edl'"
nsl Paragraph.
u..REvIEw OF THE WEEK: eivns n seondensed
and conspicuous form the s.es' and most important
event, that have ,rsn.pired in The City AID Suburbs
United States, and Mexico.
H.. JUDGE EDMoNDs ON sPlRITUALIsM: Healing
Mediums
W..THE OREGON WAR DEBT: Con.spoadeuce Of
The ". Y. Tribune.
VA VISIT TO HAYTI: corespoudsa's Of The N. T.
Tribane
VI. FROM WASHINGTON: corre'pordenc. Of The
~. Tribune.
vIr..THE cAss-LEcLERC LETTER: Interesting Cor.
VIII. TIE CAss DOCTRINE APPLIED.
Ix.THE wAk IN EUROPE: Latest In:ellis'Dce; Tn.
B.as Of Nal spepoi tn. New 0}yern@sDt OF
the Austrian RsDis; Tue Austrian Retreat A Visit
TO Gsnbadii KOssuib' Departures A Great Battle
x..PuBLIC FEELING IN GERMANY: Correspond.
ence Of TIE Tnbune.
XI..THE NEW ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
xll..LATEsr NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH;
Prom Washington; From Albany Tue respite y
Plumer The Balloon EIP'es' Bag TIE Overland
XIII..NEw PUBLICATIONS: Theodore Parker's Expe-
renc. Minister.
XIV. THE GREAT BALLOON From St. Louis
20 jefferson County ia Sine.sen Bolfa
Xv.A FEARFUL TIoHT-ROPE FEAT; Crossins toe
Niagara River below tbe ssll.i ue-prnkins snd
Autics the Rope Twelve Thousand Spectators
XVI. Mr. GREELEY AT THE GOLD MINES: VIVA.
He Says and Does There.
XVII. POETRY The Three Friends.
XVIII. HUNTING RARE ANIMAL IN AFRICA; Cone
sppLdeDce Of Tie ~ Y. Tribune.
XIx..OINsENG.
XG..AGRiCULTURAL ITEMS.
XN..PERsONAL.
xxi POLITICAL
XIII. MISCELLANEOUS
XIV. THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
XIV MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XVI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Fun Repor;s Of ne
sack, Mon,y, Cotton, GtaiI, Cattle aud other Ma!
ket. specially Reported for The Tribune.
susscsn1oss-Oue copy for year, 81. Three Copies
SIS. Five copies, s.. Ten copies, Sl2.
SINGLE COPIES foT sale a. me Pabhcston Once THIS
DAY Puce &C.
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.O BOOKSELLERS
NeM-SDEALERS.


SEWS-DEALERS
Your Is aS . Be ss ' vs, I a1 ass ,S %
e. su HOOKS on sale IN New lofk a; the 10
-. Pas..her. prioe, all clRcUL SASSs. shoM Nv.
gItIS YXTRA SHEETS Of N-nogs W-ekiy f4P~ts vic
BILLS ~, Coaptr, Customer them, iF frAlIiocs dis-
tibI,,n With prOmptn,s. and disgsee; sIa ' '''s' "
the OLD fax of ,,a ,yr.i-.sie Ne ss-D,al-rs
COfner Of Ar I'D Ssss,n-si' ~ !.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

pHOTO- O-ENGRANlNG, for Books and News
i psr~r, cheaper th4o Wooa Engraving Work PromP'y
su> A. Ri,b And Licenses for sale. American Journal ~
fsphy, % per aHsaa Hard .less fAsSs tsx tP1t
ssrtl 81 sEELY l. GARbANArI NJ t9i Brosdwsy'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
rJ,O COINTRY EDITORS.-A Young mso. a

thoroughly pscca pa;-r hsyias h.d 10 yeAr er2-ri-ae
ia Buok, Job and NrssP-p-r Prlltns O- gnfer
stands prof -eG L. ~sses oo.4n Stu ATlOS 10 ne
cocrry sDd that ~0ud ike make <ib
-me oosnry editor. address stating ;erDs - y. w. 4
Boz Ia l05 TubG1e O1lee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

SnO SAn PARTNER WANTED.-A man
OO.e)UVs with knowledge OF Farming PEE
tIo manufacturing bC.ue established eiEht years,
pE ou 5000 per profit Can De- iJubl~d
hi. wear R,f-rsne-- exchanged Address GILBERT box
a. ie2 Trib.n- Ofis-, n. Y.
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Anprrtlsinls Asrnrp.
Gfrursions.

DELIGHTFUL DAILY EXCURSION q
IL ROCKAWAY.- The steamboat lOLAS, C,Pt j. A
hnu., w1I leave Cathsrine- -msk-sip every morning
m and Pier No North River s y tsand'ys sciadsd
Return ins will lesye Rocsawsy touching a. heAlsn
s~.,S,de Bouse each way. Fare - ceats each way
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
printin9.

At EVERDELLs-WE WEDDING CARDS,
~ MOTIFS, kc-These celebrated Cards 'p-nddy s9srsved
a, oro.dysy cor Duane st. ONLY. Orders received py mall
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

GEORGE A. LEAVITT, Auctioneer.
NJ Bv GEO A. LEAVlTT Co
TRADE SALE ROOMS, Nos 81 and J7g Broidwsy,
for the safe of
BOOKS STATIONERY, WORKS OF ART, L..
CousigIl men solicited.
FRIDAY EVENING. Julye,
comm. ucDs 81 7O'clck.
large collection Of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS comprising
History Voyss- Bellies Lstirs Medicine, rneoo The Sci
enc. fne Bibes Prayer BOks School Books 6c Gre
.ory. Dictionary VI rs Gibbons Rome e,s wing
and smus, WoIk. p.t- W4yeriy Novels Mormon Bibles,
y th nun. rous other .teriuE and rare bOOks.
A an invoice Of Blank Books EuyeloPss Fsncy s'ston-
cry, H.. obO \. Lha'IIie "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
- under.s.d In behalf Of the School Ofer. on Sixteenth
Ward a. the Office OF the Cert Of Education
Of Grand ssd Elm until WEDNESDAY the eh day ot
Jgy instant AZ ococs IN furniture for class AID
,w yuss o Ward School No - Ia 2fh-s, S-enh Ward,
% plans specifications ME aud a. be seen a. the
.fc Of School Budinz No 81 Crosby
a. and approved sc;iss will be regued fron
the successful bder The School Officer. o. the Ward reserve
he nat, % reject any AL Of proposals. offered
for the public in.erest ~ do ~. -
JAMES HoRNER )Committee
JOHN DELAMATER
N.w.YorL July g. 1889. SAMUEL MOORE, Repairs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

UUTALY MUST BE FR E E "
Rouse thee Italia Thos alone
IT,. arm TO ire thee and defend
From tyrsu's u the hrld or th-ore
FIR m open f. " willy ri-Oo
Rouse the ltais, au5 Thy son.
Though bouru aid bleeding, tbo1 ar. strtIS
And .tsp he chains of (iJ,hs and Huns,
And sll who plot 70 do thee wrong!
Rous. thee and, over land and
wh-reyer Freedom b'es,he's word,
That word q bo.k, prayer Tor tbee
Shall rise, hearth p|k-n ana ~ heard
Thy God thine aid and fallying cry.
Thy uusbetbsd Thy nsg uniI"o
Fishi good fight Uf Liberty, -
And stand ;-th, glory oi The wofid
Let the public read the burning Language Of the aened n|
,oIisn the brilliant exploits Of
THE ITALIAN PATRIOT, HERO
AND SAGE,
the man who rather than .ee bis country
ENTHRALLED IN THE GIVES OF
SLAVERY,
would offer up his life
A WILLING SACRIFICE ON THE
ALTAR OF LIBERTY!
NEW-Y DIRK WE + X L Y
FOR JULY q, TO BE ISSUED ON JULYs
VIII contain the first portion Of intensely thrilling Story
from the pen Of A. J. II. DUGANNE,
entitled
RIBAL L D I,
THE HERO OF ITALY,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
Ghaures for Business Men.

TOk SALE-The old md well established CON
l. FECTlONERY aud lCE-CREAa SALOON situated on
Cur-. corner Of Warsus; Brooklyn. Il has god Oyeu
and comnodou Bae shop ttaebed with all necessy ;ooa
AID fixtures 20 do al business The proprietor having
other engagement. consequently compelled 20 sell This,
WITHOUT question excellent for desTous 10
Inquire the pr,mi,-s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
@rp 0ooos.


A FEW good CANVASSERS can fnd PROFIT.
~ ABLE EMPLOYMENT ey .ddresuns, With sAmPs 20
eksed CLOUGHk Co, Providence, R
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Cost au6 feuHh.

7 OsT-In 5th-ay. or Washington. square. June
Lt5alaty's HUNTING WATCH. The fld-r will b. hb-
rly BY eaiuE a. he eEe!ry store o M CURTIS
Br,ei,r-st Lear Broadway
r.IA REWARD. Lost from t1e Hudson River
% III R.nosd Colo.priuz y. T., Monday July
back AID TERRIER DUG, s5oCt - pound, weight
., cropped ne head tail eaf white sP
The breast, three white f szh, the nssd lay
r,ou returning him 70 JOSEPH DORE coas:able Coldnk
u THOMAS PRICE, Herald oEce Se~-YCrh will receive
,b- sb0y. ressie-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1859.
TIRE NEW YORK WE Elk LY

TIRE NEW YORK WEE y ,
l. READY TOMORROW MORNING.
Containing the opening chapters Of A. J. h. DUGANSLs
brilliant s.ory GARIBALDl III 2 HERO OF ITALY
ma, b. h.d Of The folovibs ss.D1:
ROSS IOUsEY, No. l2l Sas.su-st,
HENRY DEXTERk L Co, No. ll3 Ss"s1-s-,
OKIE kDAYTON, corner Of Nsss.l ani Anns;s.,
srEaRNsS Co. corner Of N4ssaa and Am "a.
nlMILTONk JOHNSON, No 2 Amt,
BOYLEt GIBSON, No % AnD-st,
Rh DEWITT. No ls2 Ns.aas-,
YAKEs BAKER, No. Is Beeknsu-s-
DLRBY g. JACKSON- RECENT PUBL
~ CATIONS:
ACADIA: On, A Mos1H WITH rHE Blue NOsts By
Fred. s. G EzSDa Pre- sl.
III.
FRUITS FLOWERS AND FARMING By Hsr-J Ward
Btetfe Price 81 =
An pysusbe woIk for person tina. soot c.
ground, OF ibs. ioyss frui. and hoTeis
VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES on RELIGIOUS SUB
JECTs By Henry Wsro be-cner Prce e %
Thi, volume c,bain, e-lebis-d Theodore Pars.F
Arce. To,. Dsssy aud he Log far 'u' speech Sei2s
The (Baonl American Tsc. Society n Answsr % p@ei
Lore, esq.
ALICE CARY's PICTURES OF COUNTRY LIFE PFice i.
pleasant PanoH to ts.s 9TH ,oo :" tie eoan''y'
MADAME LIE yERT's SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL. Two
new editi1p Washington Irving in lsus- - Ms.ne
raw ubsi fairy lsoo Jour buOysn. spirits .nd hsspy :smPer
you f-; greatly have the sosah;ase OF
other, catching The brlaa, view Of every 'e.rs'
THE SPARROW GRASS PAPERS, oK, LIVING :HE
CoUsIkY. b, Fred 5. Cozzsns Price 81.
The tenth edition il ready.
DERBY L JACKSON Pabi.hen, New.YOrs
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SliO,,,"Iia5' N iiiiaiFii GFsoa'StSgi :: A 1
CITYo& NEWS .ITENf f8l sNfO RNlNG q IRApRRII..
.iss qgEd9F6rloslaN57

.gJp Hiss Bhd6Fdrta aiRRsv ylh .1onnm
In the iail ~ tsB61tpRf Walker, R1S SPflFgg;;l
helf, VII hoingtlio 4CssessOs pieoeWiwpts
cold, unPrSdae6Ss alsnd Ssksd tlg tddstiDtplli
%Ghteb ebitsiniHg5,W Will II b&y ~ III TIE tbluaiHs'
ofthe New EgsISgd Tsyntes, and hgwi baying byil
'e.xPermen Hustveresl liis oNp query, aAJ9ts
lows A sI9l
.a,5'At thSl tiEps Y ,hdd fSe gSp(hq5Rt thafdib
would NOT Ps a, Paying III Hetati6H But 9s'' 'tiie
hpl was psaT y al u Wan, 4 'resoltd
to uridfrpfain r. %hichf didN&tth stone, BRlC2
ip1gi ths ditfbBss eAo9t thTee end one half feet
deep. tlhe botlom of tie dratfs hist rtfe
tea IKE al ahna1o 1otdlbisf$S' 0i bSf allied vi
cobble stoss w atoBR Of tR9 Sdfia rfjbn tRese'
stopesa covering pF eyefRtfe feeh ls WA plateI
10 % lFeEent the dirt fr5m fiHXg Tie hitefgtjt
for for the I bsfS yS4a issig I %if @ BfsS
state. The odFaiB S obtained y iifteeiless
than four acres 10 1887 IT, WR5S mo we'd eatfHp
.produced but fwo loads .of p0of sbut hay and
brakes, harlly %oTL4, sqtting but 1t WY al
average drpp Cox The land Last sbriHk th6lbhdi
was dry, and We Wet6' enabled To Work il 'eaffy
fhrthb letson, ,Weplowed under about tweng
.tffye eycsTt loads ot hafnS afd tlapH 10 tlie
aero, and plspted " ith 70 ,ths 15thddY eMgY, /,
Ahe gTOlIlu WAS ury ana IN HOOd .eondinO1 t0r
receiving the seed, wiiilg ihahy pieces eohsfdL
cred dry land were much to wet. Tie corn was
planted three aifd hdt fcotuHpatt baoh tkayIl
,hOed tWiSdj and keeeiged q t0pfdp@sing, of plas.
ter AbdAbhgg It,wss cut upith 10th and IIth
Of September when Il was found ffipe ana
sound We husked from the land 44O bushels
of ears, az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. corn N aneigBBOgs
ddncPT With me in opiniOai that this crop is
worJhm9ro than the aggregate crops that the
laid has brSlGeed III tlis last fifteen years IL
is now III a condition TO produce abundanttyfor'
series If years With0nt any ontlay "a HhiaorOIA.
has paiI me the whole expense vi ppderdrain-
ing, aud anu 30 well pleased with tue expert
iheht that ihaVe had a numberioi bitches dug
upon another piece adjoining, aud intend to use
drain tile instead OF stone -A'ai
h u j b t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

1ngn nut eftimfN hnn Thfuhatt tefhfiiQfu1gn II
10 qQ{ERA rGi sl5 ARlKstr,P epPlAi EpnAm Whst
ssls 36sEs,, sE| n Ras Gi, RI$S9 M g9sGT' e 81
NY egpkht8 StOathenhdRdkt4 dHg mtnHfiitteb
bhepFelvba, diGh oneoOfdlhsl latie bel pising
l,gS9gaR ss4SIaI,i 4FS Rsa hs iqss9siatsqtR As
,tfel5 ackuf3te, nbde Rlf hop vary baehC Pom
'thGPetudl a6lat4eb'fAid tblithP 1Hiaei6Al metRB
fReHs5 n haRbaupey n tha Opera House4 ,raissf
l55isneE islgnol6T .Lsyc j,ISl 40 PaI mSqlhru
lasfRS ss2ee HitS4 @ alN 4hN ,ail 58OgSriyloyioe b
~. Henry squidsaa9a soil.uA l15bfho aii bsll
o siSsSt igsSt SSsi5Bbam9sA ;abiiiaUs$doa-s,-.a .a1
iil Mihtg Pas slrg,dofbnl nnIE, lQ,0O9 obra ,h,eis
81 eA Anne fSf9s 2 " iB5 Fsbgw ,sI S tod Il boi
luNPAi siiaa5ReR65chmtisa sOdleN nrm aso
a0ln Rddit iSu tNtlReb tiISt5 ArBs sey edai 6ttmM
erFfoplel -YhS'tAl usShilbHt Hh0sB Fllarsq bear
NO goamIaEison To those aiyeb above. Then
-conesf fhb 'Chofus, The Orchestra, the adyers
ssidB ahdntiayelhfg is2pJag6sIa N2neP VIII
,Pin6llhy aH1bAnt CbHan agoragd7 Cd SO, 600 pun
ai'onm. ,lll -, Iaii1w lg,iglIoisydq nwunA low odi
10 0lyDa -, ~ ,i.pfep Refh 1t9pFR .haye pr,
esafea l9pTteep 1mes, tQ pYeEage plghtly .g9-
ioUptH flpetbsps 81 ,5602nakthe, at tbat 2eess rs,
atfahtng a ggrus u OF 81 ,BUg. Ibee Teceptl5
VlVOnel ~, lOP9Ih Aornai Eeaehed 9veT. SYbQgO,
,S9ss ,s w1s t9eI lifgsAto hRpss pbf Ra jsSRs9Ra
y,r,,s - .S'isio 800 aGu 11lGw indi ogo1g oi
tsnt leyli4uUdi ,NIiH ,IEilqmu5npJ ugW 1li
aipgrs lSHf5kTT5T7IThe. rs brisgteTs, YhoI escaped
rom our JJb lRSt Mse6A, IhAye pesR heSTd tTemS
P,iay40g quiIeR smart game We dsaTp tltat
'Rhey J91Ppf9Fedb In the A9ptb Rq5tot Pitts6sld,
representing dtheT ,dAFbs bieRd as "A fdgittiYf,,
'w%ihomthdy sYSrS AginAtq eFSqpai hisrBpt5pers,
We aho lsAT9 that they, PTPclliFFed Jn9pey, IN
isaSHePr hsentest59ns W. G3gd Yffa last bfNEI 5F9m
on their E9y t0 the AailT9aa, M n his, Is ,Whqt
may 9s .caollfd RE9fty, smHFt game, Va They pr
9h .sagi9 Ies'but LAPt FqB Sllaysfy nj f6Bria
AfFNS,WI bus ,sIEaX sluga 1oi glull n,,d boa
a'' DISiSb OLIVE liHd @ita al IaHaf On
Trinity ritet, ttaSehng hy himgeff add HahSm9
U Ubugopibe bur which he bddpfoyid deti h5PdhH
MR. ne htbpbed,9h a tfg fatfJgk and pr4phr
sa,t0slineb add having beaten the seeds ff61n die
bur with small st6ti9,' heSte tta With 'iitiali iitiali-
ife4tationI of an extremely goBd APPETITE Ifay!
lihg dinedI tho faschl had The RdddGity 10 npieg
his teeth With tS, aPparShf Satisfaction Of a
casd6h 4 ttoH ,.Ho64e BBarder ana Started Rhis
jjourkH with gbthiht' on but 4 shift ,.of Ncty
lAdet6f6uk BteVity" We thoughtHB hfofded d
very strik6ha iliustrptlof " true Anefteah indb-
Denlpnrp l41ridli ~ .TgyfrHdl " lail h'h 'sHshM
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

The Of mansion ofdoyornor Wyliys On the
Charter OAK BIaee, Hartford, is being demosh7
ed, 10 mi Ike way fer smOdern house. The old
So7sS" soV:loo sy5 o5jiJ J5S3 S} ls@.
Engi.sbS SOak, was sent daf 6om Ehglhh1 " ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

Ian lpEy--iTwelve car lOaasofics ONoragna
a. thick BesS alseyehteGl inches, taken hbm
Lake Superior fiuronl by Cleveland hrm,
tats rfcsYed here yesterday, and stored away
Ia JhktFs ice hbtke Oh lFFoht htdet. Ffhe'
price OF the iea az Cleveland is S9,60 pertodg
and the reight TO this city is 81 making ii coat
here, exclusive Of the waste, which Is conAidsf-,
able, Ss,b0 The ice trade rs crossing IA .iIn-
pohance @C ColEmbgS StatsgNqR. %, Y. ,,.. p, q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

SrLRTLIEG ANEOUNcEMENr.-rThe. m rchants
who occupied the st0Tfs, between Parsons aud
FgYtChy Blocks, have of course been Obliged to
rsmJA that their stores may be pulled down
Ia Gopt Of tue ode oseuBied"aslLe lLer'l'sl boot ami
shoe Aorp is a notice that III, Lord has removed"
&c Some wag has put capital Y before the H.
ana mi y after it 80 that IL IGadsi iITHE,L0EV has
removed 10 lGi this street We hope some Of
our citizens maybe able Witb the bslR .of this
guideboard, to 6nd him,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

.ATreaPrrJ OtrRldE --Oh Sunday evening
asa eltt4 IA !Shb ipn our stores va ebhfg glddbaI
Euclid street, aud HleD dboul dbpasite sAerjRiiA
heard loud cries 5f 5f''watch" from two young ~.
dies he hhd just before met. StobFhg Sud staff
ing towards them TO ascertain what tlie. trouble
WAS he Tas met by young fslloWaI fau speed aud
moment after by two others in pursuit ol. tAq
aEst, wld had been insulting ths ybhhg fdies, aud
attempting to commit Tega FI9q one. " lthsmltv
The young seoundrel escaped uncaught, being fleet
OF foot It 10 hardly safe foH young ladiea to walk
the streets at night unprotected, d,,t.yt,n.,u
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FfmgieC CORB.

nl ID lon anostsV Eu'Tiyno1 10 iidad sdi ni
WE. g, ,lsl IA! jE,sB0TSgBAIT
inJsEsr to qle fbev6 doa Fdt1d 6ia 81 56di
4 ol sosoq GAbleP JiRP Os u suorl omod
iuii not esedFedSy JHetgdaA n hp,e5Eaty. wssos
prepared 70 kupnly the me In any aud upon
must nifatiu ieimE.
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Eng II AYISG. AND TLIFhO,SRAPHTFt5
kAhNAkRtPt kEaAdRs$ AkRst t9kBB LF2fadd 2laeb d ifalfb2AR
D. and L. 100. g. ~ b
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