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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-07

No reader can have forgotten the lugubrious
letter of James Buchanan to the Fort Duquesne
centennial celebration, letter which has been
quoted all over Europe by the monarchists and
despots as conclusive evidence that the Repub-
lie of the United States is about on its last legs
that the people are incapable of selfgovernment,
and that corruption has corrupted the ballot
box through money influences to an extent
quite fatal to free institutions. The wall of
President Buchanan at the Generalization of
the people by bribery in political contests was
truly doleful, but developments show 1t to have
been only the old cry of "stop thief" The
Tribune's correspondent writes:
Mr. Sherman's Committee have taken testi-
mony which proves fragrant frauds in the Navy
Department. The latest disclosure relates to
the agency for supplying the Navy with coal, by
means of which tits Prored that large sans loere
raised and used ia Pennsylvania for corrupt cleo
tiOn purposes last year, under the immediate d.
reetioa of CLANCY Jones and President Buchazan
Jones is implicated in other abuses.
The Albany Journal hkens the hypocritical
disapproval of Mr. Buchanan of the use of mo-
ney at elections to the temperance lecturer who
gave point to his appeals against drunkenness,
by offering an "1wful example, of the vice ev-
cry night in his own person. Mr.. Buchanan,
patty remarks the Journal, deplores the corrupt
use of money at elections, and straightway pro-
ceeds to illustrate" by doing it himself He
grieves over political bribery in letter to Pitts
burgh, while the money is still in the pockets
of the voters he has bought in Philadelphia
He laments the misuse of official station while
he is fresh from packing Brooklyn Navy Yard
with two thousand men who got workmen's
wages for voting the Democratic ticket. He
bestOws upon one partizan fat army contract,
upon another an extrzvagant job of Ship build
ing, buys from one Fort remarkably dear, sells
to another Fort remarkably cheap, emPties
the Treasury to fill the pockets of his political
leeches, and then simultaneously lifting his
hands and eyes to heaven, he groans aloud
over the corruptions of the Black Republicans
His letter against bribery and corruption is re-
printed at every European Court as an argument
against Republican Government, and the next
steamer will take out the illustrations he has
furnished to enforce his arguments.
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Bogus Bond E1citement in Illinois.

Bogus Bond Excitement in Illinois.
The State officials at Springfield were much
excited few days ago by the supposed dis
covery that the Fund Commissioners had paid
out bonds to the amount of SlO9,0OO to Gov
ernor Mateson on counterfeit checks on the
State Bank of Chicago, issued by the Canal
Commissioners. The bonds were given to Gov.
NJ. in lieu of the checks, who deposited them in
the banking department as security for circula-
ting notes of the Shawneetown Bank. Gov.
NJ. bought the paper from time to time in the
market, in the full faith that it was genuine
The discovery produced deep sensation, and
a Legislative Committee was appointed to in
vestigate the affair.
A dispatch of the 9TH from Springfield
states that upon examination of the Canal
Checks which were supposed to be spurious,
they were found to be genuine They had not
been cancelled upon presentation at the Bank,
and had by some means been purlOined and
again put in circulation. The investigation by
the Committee had not been concluded.
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SUFFERING IN MICH1sAN.-Tbat there should
again be lack of food in some of the new coun-
ties of Michigan, and to such an extent as to
supplicate goyernmentalrel seems somewhat
singular. But so it is. The distress is so gen
eIal and pressing in GratiOt and Isabella coun-
ties, that the Legislature has appropriated re-
lief, and Gov. Wisner has appointed Geo. W
Swift as Agent to superintend the matter. Be-
fore the provisions purchased shall be distri-
buted, each person who receives aid is to give
note in paymentfor the articles. These notes
are to be worked out in road making or some
public improvement in their vicinity
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BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs.-The Press Of
the country has been particularly loud their praise Of
the Bitters Among the many notices offer the follow
ing to an impartial public:
"Itis well known fact that we do not puff patent
icines and that but seldom advertise them but Ber-
haEes Holland Bitters comes to ussndorsed in such
manner specific for the diseases processes cure
that we not only advertise but give this favorable
tice unasked by the propretor"-Haadsl Zsituag Y ~
The Philadelphia Argus in speaking of the late exhb
ton held IN that city by the Franklin Institute, says
In noticing medicines are always extremely cautious
unless saed Of the Of the article Among those
exhibited is the cele5rated Holland Bitters This medi-
cine has been extensively introduced into every State
Union and into the Canadian Provinces principally within
the last two years The exhibition shows testimonials
every language known in America among which notice
one from the late Hon John M Clayton of Delaware"
See advertisement in another column
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EDITOR MORNING LEADER: Please state the
the Executive Board of the State A. s. Society
will meet at Forest City Hall, corner of Onta-
no and Michigan streets,) at two O'Clock this
afternoon
This Hall has been recently fitted up, where
the public are invited to attend the meetings Of
the Board.
The statement that we should meet at Tre-
mont Hall was entirely unauthorized.
J. D. HARRIS, +
Chairman fEx-Committee.
Cleveland, Feb 7th, 1859.
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The OLD FoLks.-Father Kemp's Company
of old fashioned choristers had great run in
Cincinnati, and are warmly greeted everywhere.
Their arrival at Madison, Ind, was greeted with
firing Of cannon and bonfres, and nearly a
thousand persons were unable to get into the
largest hall in the city when they sung. AT
Louisville, KY, the sale Of tickets had to be
stopped. the hall being jammed long before the
concert commenced. The music of '.ye ancient
timeH warns and wins.
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CURIOUS CAsE.-A prisoner in the Pentiten-
tiary named John Kain sentenced for life up
wards of year ago from Cincinnati, is to be
taken to Cincinnati again, new trial having
been granted to him by the Supreme Court
The proceedings by which he was committed
are reversed on the ground that the indictment
does not set forth the intent to kill, and the
man viii have one more chance for this life
Statesman
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superintendent OF stare Reform School.
We learn by the PainesviIle Telegraph, that
M.. G. E. HowE, who has for some years been
connected with Public Schools, has removed
with his family from PainesviIle to the Reform
School Farm near Lancaster, to assume the du-
ties of Superintendent. Mr.. HowE has the rep
utation of being admirably qualified fOr the re-
sponsible station.
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The slave holders in Missouri have become
so alarmed BY the progress of Free State senti-
ment and practice, that they are about to re-
sort to legal ensctments to bind closer to them
the incubus the masses are laboring to throw
off. A bill prohibiting emancipation in the
State has been introduced in the Legislature,
with probabilities in favo. Of its passage
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Y The Root of all Evil" is the venom Of
disease distilled into the seem by early abuse indulgence
and excess Of kind This must be eradcated the
system without delay not moment should be lost TAe
puaieOuS Of will not do it, nay 1t will ipurs
rather than TRIEsMAR 1, & 8, is your only
chance. A perusal of the book HUMAN FRAILTY.
or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES, illustrated with
coored engrsvnss, viii explain everything It viii only
cost you 25 cents. To be had of
DR.. BARROW.
l57 Prince Street, New York.
For ale BY
GAYLORD HAMMOND, Agents,
feb7ItaWdkw Cleveland
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plumbing, ctr.
M. PATTIN NSOE,

PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER.
No. Park Row, back of Old Court House,
on Square.
MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
= constantly on hand complete assortment Of CoDpsr
Lead aud Iroa Bathing Tubs, Marble Plain and Fslc-
China Wash Basins Water Closets, common Lin Forsc
Pumps Of the best description. Also, L WaefeIaer
line Of business. N - ~ M
Having mad over twenty years experience in this branch
of mechanism, and most Of the last four wears ned m
ne houses N town, feel confident Of giving en-
sge ~ "i'n -''- i-
hyiEants. Tubs Closets and Basins htted up nths
alest and most approved style
n le sly ana country promptly attended TO
'oOSlS s1seuted with neatness and dispatch.
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GeQaI Notiffs.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an
~ execution issued from the Court IF Common Pleas Of
CuyahOga County at the suit of John Leonard Lester
A Harmon ct al, directed have levied upon and
shall offer for sale at Public Auction the door of
Court House (ceer Of Seneca and Champain streets
the City Of Cleveland, in said unity the 5th day Of
March, ls59 at O'Clock p NJ. Of SAID day, the following
described lands and tenements, to wit Situated the
township Of 0mstead being number slK in the fifteenth
range OF townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve
the State Of Ohio and which also IN the County Cuy
ahOga and kn-wn the north half of the following de-
scrbed land Beginning at the south Of the
Williams and Howard tract called, Of the centre Of
the road leading from Omstead Falls Village Hoad-
Mills in Columbia, thence along the southeTy
line Of said Williams Howard tract to Job Smiths land
thence northerly BY line right angles with the north
line OF said Williams Howard tract to land Of Stephen
Jones' thence easter with line parallel with the norfh
line OF said tract to the centre ofhe Aforesaid thence
souhery along the centre OF the road to the place Of be-
ginning containing all twenty-fOur acres and fty-ye
rods of land, less and said north half thereof con-
tai twelve acres and tWentyseven and half roCs of
land Also one other piece parcel land situate
township Of Omstead in the County Cuyahoga and the
State o. Ohio, being Subot No. in Olmsead Falls VII
lags allotment and is known the Frisby Lot" Also
other piece parcel OF land being lis IN width of
from tn end of lot No 63 Olmsed Falls village
allotment, in the County and State aforesaid.
First above described parcel appraised $40
Second do do DO ............ 500
Third do do do ............ 100
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PANTHER HuNr IN CoLUNBIANA.-The cry Of
Panther loose was raised in old Columbiana
recently, and of course Great Panther Hunt
came off There was an immense turn out Of
hunters, large tract of country was surround
ed, and the Panther driven to the centre. The
formidable demonstration ended in the capture
of half starved red fox and nothing else.
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Bankers.
J. HeFdn7a77 6 Co..


No g. Public Square South side, near Ontario St.
! BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
IL Foreign and Domestic Exchange Uncurrent MoDev
Specie and Land Warrants. Collections throughouf ne
Gniteq SAFES SanaQa and Europe promptly attended
Drafts ard Bills OF Exchange Great Britain Ire eani
France and Germany. We direct SUNS to su ~
st and 90 days, on the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
LondCn-nessrs Prescott. Grote, Case Co. Bankers
LlverpOol-J. Barned < Co Bankers.
ManchesterMessrs. Cunliile, Brooks Co, BanksrS
National Provincial Banks OF England and Branches hs
Birmingham Banking Co
Yorkshire District Bank and Braucheu.
Lancaster Banking Co and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank Of Ireland.
Provincial Bank OF Ireland.
And all their Branches IN aIlthe principal etes and town,
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial BanK ina Co
Greenock Banking Co. in GLASGOW and C.r.,,o.k.
National Bank Of Scotland and Branches
We can also furnish Draf o- my amount nav,i. I'm -
pflncl "a! Clties OF the Continent Of Furoue : :
PASSAGE BY STEAMER. OF SaiTng Packet Ships tos-
rom New YORK. Breat Brtain Ireland France nd
Germany, can be $ cured At the Lowest raies
bor further particulars appyto
sens u -HERpNIAN& & Co. as above.
H. I wHIrNkS. n n. srASD1RT. c W. sT5S51RT
WHITMAN, STANDARD & Co.
Bankers and Lealers IN Foreign and Domestic r.
change. No Superior street. We draw dirert0n -
don and viii furnish Drafts any amount pavnbe a N
the principal poin sin Englnnd Ireland Scotland Frsn
and Germany COLLECTIONS made all accessaIia nots
brUughoul the United States and CanaiaS r1hs.IS 1
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FISHING GRoUNDs FoR LEAsE.-The fishing
grounds owned by the Canadian Government
on Detroit river are advertised to lease
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In Chardon. Jan. 9th, Mr. GAIUs MUM of Newber.
~, to Miss PERLIEFTE ST. JOHN Of Russell.
In Cbardon Jan 27th Mr. CALEB AYRF of Chasrfn
of Auburn.
In Mnnson, Jan. 9th Mr.. HARRIS LELAND TO Miss
FANNY E. ALDRICH, both of Munson
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FoR PIKE's PEAK-The Medina Gazette nc
tees recent meeting in that town on the sub
ject of Pike Peak gold seeking, and says several
companies are being formed in Medina county
to leave in the spring.
The New Philadelphia Advocate has heard
siie names OF ABOUT e5'eHty me PERSONS IN THaI
town and vicinity who are now preparing to start
for Pixies Peak, among them some California
adventurerers.
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attachment Notice

A. H Bralnard Before Henry Burke, Justice Of the
Peace, NeWbuTgh township,
William Bergin- CuyahOga County, Ohio.
ON THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY
" 1859 said Justice issued order of attachment the
above action for the Of Forty Dollars and twenty
five cents. A II. BRAlNARD.
Newburgh, Jan. Is. 1859; febTwsf2ip
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~ PLAIN and Ornamental Printing every description
me al the Printing Establishment O. the Leader once or
tae latest improved and most rapid steam presses IN
st y on short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
ular ttloa paid to blank work Livery description o.
binding done, especially Blank Books Leagers Jourhss
.tes q tsrS. 2 acsiving Books, &C. &c
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6air Dpf.

DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
~ bers. BAssETT HAIR DYE, great dssidsratun.
exDressly for BARRIERS benefit Which can be bourht Il
large small quantities. at fifty per less than Won On
purchase any other dye IN the country Bottles faf ~
have to psF 81 for you get the sane He'd for en
aud go further for the same quantity You can rst s
sa de desire 2. NON Light shade TO brown shnde ana n
black, and gives tho best satisfaction cusomers
ing, keeps natural appearance For sale Who ~
Retail BY VIZ. e AMBUSH ia Snnsrios...e os..e n
nyLnHo kesularly authorized Arsue
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
-DLAID MERINOES, Plaid Valencia
l. and Cashmeres open this day.
nor16 -TAYIOR. GRISM MOI.D Co

FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE-A
| Il FARM OF FIFTY ACRES-In Sandusky county
Plank Road near Fremont; rch sardy loam soil and
| $1,000.
PITTSBURGH ST-Two Houses and Lots Sc feet front
and 500 feet deep TO the canal-exchange for farm.
MISSOURI LANDS-Well lOcated-at 81 250 per acre-to
exchange for Readymade Cothng also, some good Iowa
lanis.
CEDAR ST-HOuss and Lot; nice cottage house and
considerable uto exchange for from Lotto 20 acres
I the city. $l20O.
PITfSBURG ST-Two Brick Stores and Dwelling, with
lotto exchange for farm.
CROTON ST.-House and Lotto exchange for farm.
$1,000.
LANSING, 1IICH-Four Lots for sale cheap, OF ex-
change for a small house and lot the city.
GARDEN ST-House and Lot: large two story house,
well hnlShed-to exchange for farm
GRANGER STREET-One and half story House and
ito exchange for farm; would prefer in the vcin
ity of Toledo; 81 $50.
ASHTABULA CO.-Near Ashtabula: a Farm Of I5O
acres with variety Of excellent so large and good build
ngs; fine orchard about 30 tlmber-wU exchange
for from 10 to % the city, $50 per acre.
these counties to exchange for City property
IOWA.-On the Dubuque and Pacifc railroad, so miles
from Dubuque; 800 exec lent prairie Land-l ex-
change for productive City property
CTWENTY ACRES-Near Kinsman street. and near the
city line, with sresm of water running thTOHghwin
$50 ACRES-1n Pierce county Wisconsin near the Mis-
sissppi river rich soil and we'll mbere-tO exchange Tor
a house and lot IN the City.
WOOD ST.-Three twp-story houses and LOTS good
prOperty-to exchange for desirable western lards
LUCAS CO-SiXteen miles from TOIedO 80 acres to eI
change for q small house and lot in the City.
ROUSE JENNINGS,
~ q luz Earlca raulH
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w1LLoveHBY FEMALE sEsIsARY.-The last
PainesvilIe Telegraph says: -.-s r.-...

At arecent meeting of the friends of the Sem
mary now in the course of completion in VIII
loughby, some 5000 was added to its funds,
which gives them $4,000. The remaining sum
needed to complete the Institution. will be Sc
cured without difficulty. We learn that the
citizens of Willoughby contemplate giving
Festival soon for the benefit of the Institution.
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D. l. wiGHTBiAN, Sheriff.
By Homer Strong, Deputy

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
command Of writ of vendi exponas. issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County, the suit
Of W p Fogg against H A Ackley directed shall
offer for sale at Public Auction at the door Of the Court
House eorner Of Seneca and Cbampan strees in the city
Of Gleyeand in SAID county the 4h day Of March 1855
2ocOck P Of said day the following described real
estats to Wit Situate in the city of Cleveland CuyahOga
County, and which Is also in the State Of Ohio and
known being the nOrhe part Of ten acre lot No 81
Cleveland City and bounded follows: Northeriy by
Euclid street. westerly by Hudson street, southeTly BY the
northery line Of sqb-lot No 50 IN H A Ackley alot
Of the sOuthery part of lot No g. and essey BY the
land Of John Blair, Containing about Of land"
ApuraiEed at Sl2Ooo
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UQilts,

100000 MONEY ADYANC-
hpAOSOOOE ED-Insums TO su1t-at the old
stand and well known WAGNERS OFFICE-OnG Gold and
Silver Watches, Jewelry Diamonds, Guns Pistols sc
Business strictly private. Office No Water St. corner
Superior p-steirsl-established in 1851 Open from
IL to P. IL Watches and Jewelry for sale bargains
myl7;dtf onn- Commercisl Br. Bank
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New GoodsI New Goods

TUST RECEIVED AT s. RAY.
- MOND CO s, No. ls5 Superior street
GENTS SHAWLS.
BAY STATE SHAWLS,
FRENCH MERINOS.
. CHENILLE sCARFsI
4 KID 0AUNTLETS Ts
New Styles Of DELAINES.
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DAVID L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Special Master Com'r

cHAaLEs srErsox. PiSs Hy S os'i-l fsblsdaS
SHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of second writ Of vendi exponas issued from
the Court of Common Pleas If Cuyahoga County az the
suit Of Matthias F. Schultz against Elizabeth Brown 10
dreted, shall offer for sale at Public Auction Al The
door of the Court House tcorner OF Seneca and Cbapa
strees IN the City Of Ceyeland said county the zh
day of March 1889 at O'Clock p Of said day the fol-
the City Of Cuyahoga County and State Ohio
and known parts Of lots Nos 95 and SO in the original
plat Of the village Of Cleveland having IS 2 feet front on
the eastery line Of Middle street soufherly line bon
So s2 feet IN length parallel with Huron 10 feet
northery therefrom and bounded BY alley in
ldh-lts line being parallel Herewith 70 feet in
length, to an alley.b
AppTaisedat Sl,l0o.
D. L WIGHTMAN. Sheriff
JEo. w. HEIsLEY, Pld's Atty febltd22O
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CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS

~ SALE-Pursuant the command of an order Of sale
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyaho Coun
the suit OF Charles Steson against c. K Vaughn
al to me directed, shall offer for sale at Public Auction
the door of the Court HOusecOner Of Seneca and Cham
plain streets the City of Cleveland in said county on
the 4th day Of March, 1859 at2ocsck p NJ of said day
following described lands and tenements wit Suate
the township Of Olmfead being No in the fifteenth
range Of townships the Connecticut Western Reserve
State Of Ohio and which also in County of Guy
ahoga and known by being tract three Omsead
township, and is bounded follows Commencing the
south west corner OF land owned BY VIM E Castle, and
bounded on the north BY land owned By Stephen Jones'
west by land owned by John Outerson south by land deed
ed Horace Van Norman BY Up smith, and east by land
formerly owned by Melnncton Barnett containing 20S-lO0
OF land be the same more less but subject an
legal highways" ~
Appraised at $40.
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for Sale OF Rtsn
FOR SALE.

SS ACRES OF LAND. 6 MILES
tVV from The Public Square, on the North Sids u the
Euen9 an x Itoadi hne Building Spot, Grapes Peach
and Cherry Trees &c ConVerient e public and High
Sceqcs Inquire of C. J. keller. No "a Seneca St.
or NO. - E.Ile - ian29
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Hisdfieult to fancy more awkward stitch than this
This is called double thread stitch" OF course he
thread which lies coed curiOusy the lower side Of
the cloth does net add 90 he strength of the thread which
passes through and holds the cloth togeher but simply
serves 70 faten the single thread which the stitch
ms also Is single thread stitch That the Grover and
Baker stitch unavels readily shown BY the above cut
But It Iould be stated that when fastened tins stitch is
elastic and for many purposes valuable stitch That
very complicated coutrivance required take the
liability to get out of order. -
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Inc objections to this stitch obvious The lower
thread merely fasens the stitches which are y me
upper thIeld In point oi strength this is therefore,
single thread stitch. It breaks in elastic cloth When
w hej as in linen garments the lower thread shns and
must break In ironing When broken the is IN this
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Store for Rent

THE STORE NOW OCCUPIED
a by g. B. MURPHY & Co. corner Of Superior and
frneyarc sts also chambers IN sane btdiue sTd Two
chambers over Cutter q sons Auctiou store Rant 4
lnGaIre of0 CUTTER ian22.sWios2i7
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Wenfr0l NOtifes.
Dissolution.
SIS Reward.

REAL ESTATE REGISTRY.
MO. 6. OVER ii. K. REYNOLDS
In Hardware store ]. D. FISHER will rent houses
ior all parties who dese, and all listed
him will be advertised for the low price Of TwESTTFTTB
CENTS. ian22Rs
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lie OHAGlOUS AND PLEAS
- ANT HALL also room on second focr q feet by 10
m ne new buildings Ontario street. are for rent ApDlT
al No l5O Ontario street iansRs
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MARRIED,

Cleveland, Feb. 7th, 1859.