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In a Series of Eight Progressive

N which Letters are introduced by
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book contains luci rules scientific instructions aDp
caDie 70 ach letter and copy that intelligent
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u teacher.
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ:
No 1-Contans eight different letters with their simple
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books embrace all the Short or contracted let
tiers, and are designed for beginners and poor WI
tars.
No. 3-Contains the u long or letters ntrodue
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No. 4-Embraces The capitals which introduced hy
principles and analysis, in connection with words
and combinations best calculated to mo juce good
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small letters afording substantial practice on all
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IN business; bookkeeping, &e., and intro
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EXERCISE BOOKS.
No. Ito accompany books l. 2 and to aid the pup
IN acquiring that free use Of the fingers and fore
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contracted and extended Letters
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oftbe Series to gam command Of the hand in the
movement required to execute the advance cop
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EXPERIENCE TIE BEST TKSF!
HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Has been proved, by twelve years experience. the best
7 emedy for CONSUMPTION, SCR0FULA, SC, and is
commended by the most Eminent Physicians.
CAUTToS.-Bewaro of preparations pretending possess
the properties of the Oil in concentrated FORM many
hem than useless. The PUREl on has been
Ound better and have speedy effect than any
llT, or other preparation Of it.
q Snla by Druggists generally. dec4 d3m 20
cS We would invite the attention of readers to III
"AGUE CURE" advertised columns. 1t is from
such quarter will give the public confidence in its eff
cacy and have learned from reliable sources that its
virtues will sustain their fullest expectations Citizens Of
he West anO fail TO appreciate the paramount value 10
he Of safe certain remedy this affecting distem
per- without either uinine minerals and consequently
without injury the constitutional health We have
than ordinary satisfaction prOcaiming this remedy, be-
cause we are convinced it will answer a cr1ing want
ing u.s. ard relieve great amount of suffering
spu5lic1n. WARSAW. lad. dcell
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.

NEW YORK. Feb. "A.
The meeting of the Presidents Of the four great
Railroads, viz The New York & Erie, New York
central, Pennsylvania Central, and Baltimore &
Ohio, took place yesterday, aud was organized by
the appointment of Mr.. Moran, of the New York
d Erie, as Chairman, and Mr. Barlow as Secre-
tary.
Mr.. Sloan, of the Hudson River Road, appeared
before the meeting, and stated that for reasons sat-
lsactory to the Directors of his road they had re-
solved to be no further bound by the rules of the
Convention.
An attempt will probably be made to ooerce the
hudson River Railroad, but if it fails, the eombi-
nation will be broken up
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CR1xINAL BRANCH
Before Judge BoLToN.
The following additional bills have been return
ed by the Grand Jury:
Maria E.Wells, Grand Larceny; Martin Faulhaber,
Grand Larceny; George L. Bartlett, concealing
stolen goods John Jenkins same; Michael Rus.
sell, burglary; John Cooney, Grand Larceny.
Charles B. Orvis and George Webster, passing fic-
ttiOus bank bills; John Stoneham, assault with in
tent to kill.
In the case of Straus and Kehr for firing stable
in this city, the jury returned verdict of guilty
James Hagany was charged with stabbing with
intent to kill. He plead guilty to assault and bat
tery, which plea was accepted.
Lloyd Chase plead guilty to a charge of burgla-
ry and larceny
John jenkins, sweet looking colored gentleman
plead guilty to two indictments OF petit larceny
On the first, he was sentenced to 20 days confine-
ment in the dungeon on bread and water If he is
faithful and honest during this period, he will be
treated to another instalmeDt on the second iudct
ment When that is disposed of, he will he brought
up to answer to the charge of concealing stolen
goods. John has good opportunity now of lay
ing back and waiting for something to turn up !"
The Court was occupied yesterday afternoon
with the trial of Bartlett and Muloy, for the rob-
berry of Mr.. Shrieve at the Buckeye House of some
$50
In this connection, let US say word in favor of
the perfect order and decorum preserved in the
Court room, crowded to its utmost capacity, which
order is attributable to the efforts of our worthy
Sheriff Wightman
CIVIL BRANcH.-Judge BISHOP H. B. HurI
but vs. Lyman Atwater. Action on one of E. 7.
Nichols drafts. Verdict for defendant.
VIM. Warrington vs.. Harriet Wells Suit to re-
cover balance due on building house for defendant
Case on trial.
Before Judge FoOT-Richard Hilliard vs.. A
Granger. Suit to recover amount collected by de-
fendant in his capacity as Sheriff Verdict for de-
fendant.
The much lawed and argued case of Alden vs..
B. Pelton is set for Monday next.
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Hawks & Brother, 259 Superior street, have
received Porter's Spirit, Scientific American. Sect
tish American, Banner of Light, GIeason's Line Of
Battle-Ship, Country Gentleman, Picayune, &c.
&c, also the English Papers by the Africa and an
other instalIment Of the Dime Song Book.
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plumbing, etc.
M, PATTTNSOT.
MANnFAOTIIRE AMI /

PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No. Park Row, back Of Old Court Honae,
ON Square.
I MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
constantly hand complete assortment OF Copper
Lead and lron Bathing Tubs, Marble Plain and Fancy
China Wash Basins, Water Closets common Lit Force
Pumps OF the best description Also l. Waefeiaer Co
line Of business
Having had twenty experience in this branch
Of meehanlsm and most Of the last years engaged
the principal houses IN town. feel confident giving
age.
Hydrants, Tubs Closets and Basins Aatsd up in the
atest and most approved STYLE
Orders in the city and country promptly attended to-
Joining executed with neafness and dispatch.
febl6 1sl
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co.
JOHN TOD & YATES

II prepared to deliver pure srticle of BRIAR HILL
CE PPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expzsssly for family
q Orders promptly filled their Yard, the Canal
nsal the foot Of Vineyard street. Cleveland o.
TnA-N TON orl9 dam YATES
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Feb. %

NEW OkLEANs, FED. ..
The ship Mary and Adelaide, of Thomaston,
was still burning at noon to day. Her cargo will
be mostly lost. The cotton is mostly insured in
France by Lecesne Co. The vessel is partially
insured in Thomaston.
Two firemen and negro were drowned
1t has been found impossible to sink the ship,
which is burning between decks
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EOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE

EOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
n -On St. Clair street, Seneca, large tyo-story
Brick House and Lot, with all modern Improvements A
small down. balance in i've years tines 6O0
FAR4 IN HlILOUGHBY-lO0 acres-sou sandy and
acre. - -
HIGH SrREET-Gond two story House and Lot--S2 Ooo
SlBLEf SfREET-Vacant Lot, l1Dxl65 feet
EUCLID DEPOT-3z acres land-S10
WILLOW STREEr-Between St. Clair and SuDerior
streets, House and L0t-S35O
BOLIVAR STREET-Nice IL story Honas and lot
with Barns-$ar0O
THIRTY ACRES-l5 miles by railroad frum the city
within mile Of station good rich soil snail hOuAe good
barns, fruit, &C, =. the very low price Of 81 500
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
ianT hle
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Ef E. RUFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Capes, Muffs, Caps,
Robes, Muflers, Gloves, &c. He offers the highest
prices for Mink, Raccoon, Muskrat, and other
furs. Remember Sd door above Bank on Superior
street
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SENATE.
WHEAT STATISTICS.

OHICAGO, eD. II.
Wells Commercial Express shows the aceumu-
ation Of -four and grain in store here the last seven
days to be only little over 100000 bushels,
against 100000, corresponding week last year
Whole amount Of -four and wheat in store at pres
ent is equivalent to GOT 900 bushels, against ,43
600 same time last year.
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MATRIM0NIAL.
Is or TIE UNrrEp STATES /:

To rHE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
has been my good fortune to to health many
hsusands of my country-Women-
NY success excited malice the eRvOus and
alons but their prosecutions served only extend
nd establish nv reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
hare en my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Solong 1 held in afectionate and
hsnsfu remembrance By those who have experienced
ukin can afford despse the efforts Of mischief makers
nd EandereT
Ny friends repeStedly urged ne to place my med
producing menstruation within the reach Of the
Ladies United States but indispostOn to enter
field occupied by quacks with their perncious nostrums
and that unprAcped couutereitsrs might palm upon
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AsIlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
est yield the enfreaties of patients and friends
ana fer the suffering Females of America medicine
Wls hss rendered somewhat famous throughout the
o. asrli.
IN segard to the efRcacyof the'AM1E DE FEMME"
reed only say that is in liquid fOrm and is exactly such
used ny practice France years and
thu has failed to satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme" aud menssTuaon stand in the
Iaton of and effect Iii alike powerful to originate
ksathy menstrual ow where it has existed and
restore where has been from any suppressed
In 5rderto guard against imposition the wrapper drec
mons each bottle of the annie de Femme will bear my
writts signature snd both the bottle and enclosing
viii T. sealed with my private seal.
Pm, >, $500 package. -
PAkn January, 1851.
Orssss. wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
Annie &c smme'' at the PrOpne.Or's prces.
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r We learn from one of the Judges at the En-.
CINE Trial on the West Side, that we were wrongly
informed as to the distance thrown on Tuesday last
According to his statement Co. No. throwed 1876
feet, and No. 10, Is9 feet 6 inches.
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q Plain and Ornamental Printing of every description
done at the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office On
the latest improved and most rapid steam presses the best
style On short notice. and at reasonable rates Particular
attention paid toblak Every description of Bind
ns done, especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books. sc. &c.
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HIGH School ExHIBITIoN-The Fifth Annual
Exhibition ofthe Branch High School, will be given
this evening at Sanfords Hall, commencing at o.
clock. All friends of public schoos-the peoples s
colleges-are invited to attend.
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WASHINGTON STEALING CHIcKENs.-Frisbee
Washington. not George, was pursuing his way
down Pittsburgh street yesterday morning with q
wheelbarrow load of chickens, when his ewes be.
held the City Marshal bearing down toward him.
Hastily depositing his lead upon the side walk,
Frisbee took to his heels and the Marshal took the
basket. In it were twenty-four fneIfat chickens
which are on exhibition at the Police Court.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

q Persons wishing Carriages at the approach
ing Firemeu's Ball, will please leave their names
and residences at the Office of the American.
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CANAL oPEN.-The Canal Boat Concord arrived
in port yesterday with load of corn to N. B
Scott, from Eleven Mile Lock.
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ReaI estate Aaents.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
ms U Ran NOE
AGENTS,
No SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.

FOR SA LIE. "A Good Improved
Il Business property centrally located s70O0
VALUABLE WATER POWER-With Is acres ofland
Valuable Wstsr Powers sin in The State with % s fan
and an abundance Of water Tbs land alone worth the
A DESIRABLE LEASEHoLD PRoPERTY-on On
tarlo stTeet-Nice ~ story cottage house with
Lease has and ground reasonable
THIRTY-oNE AcREs-on Crawford Road four miles
from the city BY Euclid Plank Road with House and
WooLEN FAcToR9 saw MILL AND FARM
In Wayne County-Never-f failing power. WOoen
dwelling House Barn so OF with orchard
sc; Also AIS a good vein Of coal.
ST. CLAIR STREET-Esst Of the Medical College
Lot s61l63 feet on corner with four and half story
SUPERIOR STREET ExTENsIoN-rwo miles from
the Court House. acres of land in fine condition, very
LAKE srkE EET-west of ontariO-GOod story house
CHOICE LAND-ls6 acres in Michigan, 9 miles from
the Capital welmbered, wellwatered, and the best
soil old tied neighborhoOd worth SIS per acre
if HcRox e HL R SPPIsa 6 Tor Of
PUBLIC Square good sized one ard half story house and
GREENWOOD sTREET-HOuse and Lot sl2OO
HURON SrREET-Good two story House and Lot
FRANKLIN STREET-West Side, near the Reservoir
Good BIck House and large Lot with barn. fruit, &C
BRoWNELL sTREET--Nesr Prospect-A nice large
one and hall story House and Barn. with large Lot fruit
ORANGE sTREET-one and half story House and
Lot. 5000 ROUSE & JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
teolA Marble Block, No. 2lI superior st.
EOK SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
l. VALUABLE PROPERrY-FIfty Acres-On the
Euclid Plank Road. miles from the city, flourish
ing Academy Churches, &c. large fne house, barn.
chard &C. $500 only in cash half balance good
western lands and one half on mortgage at y cent inter
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE SoR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot On Huntington street to
exchange for hsuse and lot the West side $1,000
KINSMAN SrREET-A short distance from the Fe-
male Seminary large and desabla Story brick house
and one and quarter Of land TO exchange for farm
5000
HIGH sTREET-L0t 70 feet front with good two story
house, 70 exchange fora fam.
ERIE COUNTY-5O acres Lake shore, Z mile from
Railroad station Is miles y house barn and
orchard rch sandy loan SOIL 10 timber exchange
for house and lOt in the eitT
BRIDGE STREET-On 4 corner, large lot with frame
Store and brick dwelling; exchange for farm 5000
PINE LAEOS-In Elissoui-640 acres Of firnt quality
pine land we'll located and Railroad at 81 pef acre
viii exchange for House and lot in the city or few acres
near the city, or for stock Of goods
NEWBURGH VILLAGE-iouse and Lot uearthe Caf-
aTset House, large Lot and good House, viii exchange for
WALNUT sTREET-HOuss and Lot to exchange for
=, ,KINsMAN STREET-Near Psry-Good two story
House and Lot; TO exchange for farm 5000
ROUSE / JENNINGS.
Marble Block,
Ieoi4 No I'll Superior street.
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roar which followed this unwilling confession o
the identity OF Jones, Jr was immense" VIZ
can do no justice to this portion of the lecture fol
it was so full of happy hits, of dry witticisms and
of continued humor, that it must have been head
to be appreciated.
The lecture was nearly two hours in length, q
fact which surprised all the listeners, who could
have heard the talented speaker for an hour longer
without fatigue. We hope to hear Mr.. Fletcher
again. So say all who have heard him.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following are
the sales Of importance entered within the past
week
Feb. Is, ls59-Wm. C. North to Margaret Wat
son, sub lot l34, in VIM. sIade's allotment on Uni
versity Heights, 4 rods front and u rods deep
Consideration s2,5OO
Jan. 81, ls59.-0rlando Gutter to Patrick
0'Mura, sub lot l and in o. Cutters allotment
of ten acre lot l6, having 81 2 feet front on John
street and l3l feet deep. Consideration S6l2 so.
Feb. 81, ls59.-Sol Koiman to Benjamin. Wand,
part of ten acre lot 81, having 40 feet front on
Garden street and lss feet deep. Consideration
$500.
Feb. l6, lS59-Levi johnson to Maria A. L.
Wright, sub lot II, Levi Johnson's allotment of
two acre lots 49, &C., so feet front on Lake street
and l63 feet deer. Consideration Sl,O67.
Feb. II, ls59.-Samuel n. Eaton to Mary A.
Driscol, sub lot 2O9, s. s. Stones allotment of orr
ginal lot So Consideration $3.50.
Many deeds are recorded upon the Recorders
books, in which the sales took place some years
ago. For instance deed has been recorded with
in the past week, of a sale in 1855. Those of any
importance, of SO old date, being generally
known, we do not consider it necessary to report
them
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RFPUBLICAN CONVPNTION

CHIcAGo, FEB. "a
The Republican Convention to day nominated
John g. Harris present Mayor, reelected. Marcus
8. Gilman is the Democratic candidate
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK. !.

New YoRK, Feb "a
Nothing was decided upon at the meeting to-day
OF Railroad Presidents, and matters look about a
yesterday The Convention assemblies again to-
night.
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Noti1s from the NesS York Tribune.
1 QRO TWELVE YEARS AGO

I&RO -IWELNE II YEARS AGO
AOCCO the success Of several Inedisal eeDtIeuen
In euT1ng disease upon principles in accordance with g
natural laws, introduced their establishment a an inrT
Iaed lnstutlou under act OF the Legsature l he
title OF IHE SREFENBERe COMPANY OF NEW YoRK-
Inc continued success OF their remedies, and the firm hold
they have gained public confidence has lv iuste5
the honor conferred upon the Association BY fIe en-
actent ana they nave reason 70 feel grea de in COM
pairing their successwith medical academies lso hatsr5
by public authority. Unsolicited testimony ~ puhli ,j
prVate and c0mmendatOTy notices in The Lead
ing Journals, bear witness to the medical skill and bish
personal character of the gentleman connected vim a
inst1 n0n thus assuring the public that among the anS
PANY has ever been and will be reliable ard trsfyb
medium for the restoration Of health 70 the aei- and
9 VINO are snnering may address them with entire conf
The principles and practice of medicine adopi NV this
institution are lecidly set forth in the GREFENBE M
for family and therefore sold al The nomi5a nice ~
cents, for which sum it IS mailed fre 10 s5T
part oftke country. -
The health Of America women diseases of d-sr and
the more obscure and chronic complaius as we'll aS he
common diseases incident 70 this country received he
have proved themselves fully competent for m ereat St
which the public have confdsd to their skill
en- ample testimony regarding therremedes and our read
ers are referred 10 them for particulars
From The Democratic AOe
RELIEF FOR MOTHERS AND CHILpREN-Tn m ,arnt,v
DO women suffer 50 much from diseases peculiar 10 their
as in the United States; IN no country DO 50 ms |
tb We LED plehat ,h II was with full knowledge Of
Row. New York, opened their great establishment for
treating these delicate and dangerous diseases DR. Joshua
BRUCE IS IN eonstant attendance the Office and he is
deemed to be fully competent discharge with ab An
ms delicate duties We shall hereafter enter fully into
TINS SUBJECT with minute specifications.
EyThe GREFENBERG BE0IcINEs are for sale bv city
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout the Staes
- H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Jah-o Agent for Ohio
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SENATE.
Mr.. Hunters motion that the Senate meet IA

Mr.. Hunters motion that the Senate meet daily
at eleven o'clock was agreed to.
The Chair laid before the Senate communica-
tion from the Secretary of the Interior enclosing
report Of the wagon roads constructed under the
authority of the U. S.
Mr.. Bright announced that had he been present
last night be would have voted against Mr. Hales
amendment.
Mr.. Fitch, from the Committee on Printing.
introduced joint resolution authorizing the Su.
perintendent of Public Printing to purchase paper
IN open market till new contracts can be made,
as owing TO the failure of the contractors to fur
nsh an adequate supply, the printing threatens to
be stopped.
On motion of Mr. Yulee, the Post Routes bill
was taken up-yeas 81, nays 49,
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il LAKE STREET NEAR BANK-LaTge two story
House and Lot with Barn House well hnished, with wa
lei, gas. &c. TO eIehsnge for q farm-S0O0O,
NEWBURGH ROAD miles from the eity-FiTe acres
Of land 70 exchange for a small House and LOi-S7Oo
MISSOURI LANDS-Well teiectsd, at 81 80 to S3 per
70 exchange for stock OF goOds good PanOor sror
BOLIVAR ST NEAR PRoSPECT-Two story House
and Lot also two small houses exchange for farm near
the city 5000.
FARM of 60 20 miles by railroad from the CITY,
depot and village: exchange m rV pronerty
FOURTEEN ACRES-On the Detroit Plank Road, five
miles from the city, small house, good barn, ami
fruit 70 eIcnange Tor farm or city Operty-S25t0
SOME CHOICE LANDS near Dubuque Iowa, some
good properly In tls city, centrally l0cated with some
cash % exchange for large and frst-rate farm
ONE ACRE OF land with house barns and NUT, 10 miles
1 PLANK rosd fom Buffalo n. to exchange for proper
~ IN o. near this city-slo00.
WOOD LAND-72 acres one mile from The Euclid De-
pot 70 exchange for House and Lot l.. the citS2
acre.
TWENTY-THREE ACRES-5k miles from the city By
Eneid Plank Road small house, gOod barn and orchard,
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
Real Estate \ Insufances AFenfa
anil Marble Block.
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Carpets Mr.
Great Bargains i'm Carpets.

WE ARE NOW CLOSING OUT
w entire stock of Carpeng and in order that we
2st, 1889, offer extraordinary BARGAINS those who
will favor Is with call
Mr. RaymOnds great experience long connection with
the Carpet Business enables him TO purchase the East
en Manufacturers and Importers, all kinds Of Carpeng
Oil Cloths Mating, Rug, &c, the greatest possible ad-
vansge And when stated that the greater part our
Carpet Stock, and OUR ENTIRE stock Of Oil Cloths
Matinss, Rugs &C will be sold at New York cost feel
assured greater inducements be offered fGr the i'm
mediate purchase of good and cheap CARPET Come and
Judge for yourselves at S. RAYMOND co
Cleveland Feb. H.-feb D, ls5 Superior st