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J. CUnmsrford, X A.
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Foreign Inve.tmsnt. In tho United States.


A writer who has had access to tho books OF
tho Sub Treasury In this city, whore the inter-
est on about seven-eighths OF the public debt Of
the United States Is paid, says;
Those books aro . curious study. MANY Of tho
rames thsy contain are household words Some are
and eyon Asis,ica Bs,ely third Of I, public debt
ls held IN this cyuntry. The bulk Of It, We I'm mAaine,
In held In Contins nta Europe.
Tho h,ayiest foreign creditor we noticed IL Lord
Oy ymsfosx, Cths famous joss L,oYp) who has lent
this csun'ry no less than $s50OO0. spanish lady,
MEnorD DE LAsroA, ts our creditor 10 thu tune e
S20O.tOO, and noble friend Of hers the Count GALA
M0srlsvor CASTILLO, draws O per osnt on SO 900.
Several persons connected with the royal families u
Europe are creditors of The brother Of tho
s,ns o. NsP'es took 81 200 some year. sgo and A In
accrued, In tho same security. lie now owns over
$4,000. His niece, the daughter Of BonBA is rogs-
tered ss . creditor for over soo.ooo. Tnese wise
people have beon looking out for rainy day. An.
other noble porsonsgr, the late Duchess Of Orleans,
has enough In tho United Btaaes skies 70 save ths
Count Of Paris from being compslled to follow hta
the saxe Oobug doths have also invested In tho
same country.
be hero, to Invest few thousands In the IA anous
name Of SukrAa and little PAUL JuIIss has td-
He-.nough TO keep him when his voia faus. Ono
can resdily soooant Tor tes = sPpss,.noe o. n the
but II is curious that the famous publisher, PAN
oBosks, of PA,is 10 creditor u tho United 8tatas
and that TIE drsmsto author, s9EBv, hiss also In
vested enough " give him nearly 10000 francs .
year. careful study Of Democracy In America ap.
pears to have persuaded Monsieur ToooUsynLz to
lodge some of hts savings 10 the hands OF Gov
ernD1nt; and Lord MACAULAr who began with q
bsea.se Of sone 50 o., hss since increased his yen
turc 30 nearly $500
But we sbsn never end we attempt TO enlusi
United sts'es securities. Here are Lord DUsDos-
AID, the great sailor, who has . large sum for
OF kn1urs, the Prince .s BsAuy.Au, tho Count
nj N ~ NJ. u
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A Tale OF HardshIp.

The Newport, X. l., Nsps tells the following
story. Htfus Il Il q case Of peculiar hardship:
Some ten years aso, thero appeared In . family Of
this city child sbont ave Year, Of sge. Hsr parent
ego was unknown, OF hint.d only Ia dde whispers
she Was treated ono Of tho family, was admitted
70 our public schools ~ . white chld, was for some
time member of Trinity Church sunday School
with other children q the same family. Hundreds
Of children sro now growing up 70 msturity In our
MIDST have been her associates In play aud In study
At tho death Of ho lady who had brought her here,
the child was committed TO . daughter Of the
family, and by her put out TO sardoe, at hrst
In this city and aftsrwards In Providence. In
tho latter city, about two years ago appeared
two persns who claimed 10 Represent tho sin's
mother, slave In New 0rlsans, and carried her
thither, much against her own Wishes, ~ n repre-
sonted Sy thoSs who had ehArse Of hsr. In Now Or.
leans, II 10 supposed thai she lived for while
domestic In the family Of the daughter Of that lady,
who bad bean her patronsss here. She had now be-
come young woman, fifteen years u ago, % white
that no one who had known her suspected the
mixture of negro blood attractive that she
wo,th thousand collars for purposes suoh tbA!
cannot sully our sheet by . plaiasr expresslon o.
thsm. The nsxt thing heard OF her is contained In
lsstsr written by hsrssf 10 lady In Rhode Island In
which fhe states that she u confined In ISL IN Ma
Orleans, where she hsd beer tsksn preparatory Il
hsr being taken 70 negro traders yard, 10 be col,
70 tho highsst bidder. she says the prcs Astsd fol
her u $1,000.
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FIN A N C / A L. -
NEW YORK w.dnssdsy, -, q

Tto Persia, for Liverpool to-day, tskss out -
Ssoo 900 In speeds. trAAo on the nliuuis Oah0
Rcsd, the af~t wssk In November, slrows . ssh =
s2sOoo over ths corresponding week Il ise ~. O.
the st there were S7 earn disohargsd sad ~ isaS-
od.-Ths Hss>sT Bssk, d Bsthsk Ouan-, - q.
ranged with The Impostsn ssA TnAsD Bank of ~
city, 10 redeem the circulating notes cf ahar ~
Issue u par Tho condition Of tho Banks a ~
four lea ling cities of the Union, according 10 ths1
IAtsnt stat mscts II hA.d, u - fouows T.
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VARIETIES

TnK windsars responsible ibr many unlssAv
blows.
An editor down east apologies Tor day1h
dclap In the Issue Of his papsr, on the ground
the week. .|I
"MR. Speaker, said . new msmbss, risana,
''wo cannot prizs too dearly the rights of fFss-
dom. They have bcsn transmitted TO us - Q
rich legacy, and palsied be the hand o. ths 90
who would refuss to Nchnowlsdes or maintsan
them. Among thsse rights, Mr. Spsaksr, = the
right Of volitlon, Of doing a be plsasss, anA Z
he does not, he should DO compciisd To-"
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The man Ds MONTE, who was arrested yes
tsrday, indicted by tho Grand Jury for grand
larceny u lot Of clothes, jewelry, &c., from .
man In La Grang. Lorain county, and which
transaction we noticed at the time, had led an
adventurous life not the least noticeable Of his
his pursuits having been q Lieutensncy under
General WILLIAM WALKER, tho fillibus or. His
real name Is DaUCKnLLKR, and he Is . native Of
Wooster, Wayne county. He began bis career Of
rascality by breaking into church and stealing
part Of the Sabbath school books and some df,y
or sixty pennies belonging to the childrens mis-
sionary box. He has served one term in tho
State Prison Of M chigsn, and was then Soc
ond Lieutenant Ia WALKRR's Nicaraguan ar
my, and on his return from that expedition,
msrried roh mans daughter in Missac 1usetts
He has escaped from the punishment Of his vii e.
lanies at various times and places, aud, II Is
perhaps needless to add, Is an ardent supporter
and admirer Of STEPHKs A. DOUGLAS. lie will
now have an opportunity Of comparing the
State Prison OF o ,io with that Of Michigan
Cleveland Herald, November y.
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M HFULI6SHR".

Wser the fsFca HUyJ.
Shirt, COLLARS bosoms, Wri.tSenda, and Shop n
q al linda ggiekly done st ths
o1ssA.i s4esution Given 70 Ladis9 brsss snA sshsr
e.fmeuta Family ssvins u evsy asswtptsoa promVs-
" aons In the most splendA panDaf, vsry mod6r~
sss terma Ladies arc inyitsd 70 esn
NJ eleesnty turned snA sSahs ppca NASkina, HanA
tsrchisf. Qs!msuA. ~ sooos q svsu spssAsa.
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rIrHu pssr~os
ID. X. Jsqaes, R.&sA.1. 800
J. T. Dunn, d. ......LT0s
l. rssru DisrsrcT.
~. 4. Oyoper. X .....t JOB
IJss. J Reilly, 7. D,. I93
Jno. Byrnes, d D.. I6s
JOS Canning, W.... os2
MAyNra DfsTetcT.
o. H. Tucker, R&A.lIIt
yna. HNrdy, T.D....1.IN
WI Robinson, a.D.L~
TWELFTH D'ersior.
ADV Snith, TD..Lsa1
Wm. Gsgr, l. ID. .... @l
f'eeof CoOk, A'dk. 1. 124
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ONWARD! STILL ONWARD-SUCH IS
NJ the ease with Brtest q Cos Original and only
Genuine article made under ths name ei

COLUMBIAN hAlh DYE
IRE ays ali an nsrs.ss. n paSis Syor dsiy. and fof
the short ., riod which has elapsed Sinoe pro-
dused PIesent froPIis.or y. :.iss h.ys far gut
sisos, fks oiesnsi snd osS6yatsd PsTsmav and Hair
M ss * ffS ss% Ssssos ~hS% % .s 1.s
Hair pve ussisr fks nsss ~ Columbian, S,ithoaeL
several have sinps adopted the nAme yet for the
Isas.h q sIn Sosss ,h .s,s. rssc 4
plain TO every int nse9t reader, whe a,s dyss that
Gs.S~sna .ishosss sS.S SsstsnS On. their article
that you either get dirty, muddy looking BL ACx,
hs :sS 4 t,ssV one s. aoS %-pS n.
@sIish apti isst rs:Srt the D-ush;t. @ are forced
$ss L nay nos remain TOO long %, shsir hsad.- We
DO not mean 70 that 81 are made in this TsEnss
Dye: is v: sss I Gsl ,Ss ssrsss %:.,
~hc have sssd q .lie IsEfsst saess. th.s BIZ r
snsosaiss q SiFYsueaA s r :, hr q sE S1I:5 ~
W icIs r. =: 3 i. s:s 6 Depot. ss,shs .Asl:
~ g SsuIs. fSsso1S 81 ssssssi,s sss
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Members Of Assesubsy.

rInsT DIsTRICT.
VIM. Burns, T. d. ...11es
ID. r. Cunlcy, ND. 1Oq
i'll BlAkoley, ,R&Am 4ea
sKOonD DISTRICT.
VIM. walsh, T. D..,1.2b<
d. I,oamy, n. ID. .... shs
r. Grove, l. D...... 22s
nuED DisTnlCT.
@. r. Woodruff 7. ID I 7n3
I. KAylor, n. ID. ... 11b
IL N. Wild, ,A-R.w&Pt. 03G
rOUETH DISTRICT.
W. q. Cover, T. ID. .2.f23
jas. hcCulloch, MD. II
ID. W. KnevilA X. 4 o3I
q. Warner, ,W.&A. WA
pIvrH DraTRiCT.
". l. Coles, D......1WQ
j. J. Shaw, 4 IA. Il 0s6
]. Vandsrpoel, A. -. 81
sfyuI DIsTRioT.
.. =. Webster, ID. ...9.Ws
J. CUnmsrford, X A.
d P............1HJ
alvKNru DISTINCT.
+. A. CoDkling, R&A I i.6cs
A II. Bean, D......1.4to
II. J. Irving, Am. =. As
J.B varnum, wI,.s II
uaHrH Disrucr.
T. O'Rorke, T. u. l.s40
J. j. Rn,lly, T. ID. Hiss
7. ferwilRger. X. -. 93T
J. q. Smith, Am. -. 800
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MEAT-MEAT-MEAT-

MEAT-MEAT-MKAT
M Look st ths priss. and the susIi!y q the ertieie
ket the bsst pass IN the city b buy meat 1t the
ws' Rsie; hattcn from e e p per H. bscf .ts.h.
n; PORK DO. do, loetA ler IL frssh nah Of all kinds
he SnsarsS Or aasI Seo2s % ssn, e ii p.g q .Ss
city free Of charge Qbservs the addrsss-Ths Peoples
-, wlulamsburGh- NOD es160
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NEW YORK CATTLE HARKEy.

RIAAEkA--NotW1thssAndins fneiVN VNAn
of in tge aoepts sf R1sf Cate, tbs msrtes wss onn
and priess arc no bst, Ths quality IVES also uurA
better On the average thers belng but few tneslos
ofsrl 20 In the yXyds while large propostana -
sriy of frt olaAs bu,chsrs and the mssks wse 60
..ssns ntly haA and thsrs Nen but yerY ~ eqo1Aa
sold at over exc per pound nost u &s e4zAQ
were from Ohio and Illnds, and oaxne W. - nd0
railroad. II IVES thought thAt qalAs 8 Aanhr WSuA
he let unsold. Az nsigsn I'm M sass a uon-
day re, cssd about is0 hssd 4 piss guoosd sbovs
Mich oe~. =. PlsaaY cod y inodssss pqp~s 4
ys.'s are am sis.~, snS dad u ~ tosxs
Sheep snA LAMBS sss IN fair ysSuseh and ~ -
ceipts baang soaAAgshly ueAtsr, s.ies hsvs esso
ssins ere h fsis sqasa 4 our asc1s1tone a.
TIE tSeaa rsoslpts q al stock q ~ mean v"
hs wesk, IND la6 week, we're - follows
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TOYS TOYS, TOYS-wHOLESALE-
choice assortment ofthe most salsabls ysnotious,
Ancy articles, &o, cheap be purchased In ths
rses hSsse. down tom: aud 70 qEantties e suit The
THOMAS n hACNAIR. 30 Ninth ave bst, ssd snd
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SEwING MACHINES BOUGHT & SOLD
~ FINKLE h LYONS, WHEELER n WILSON'S,
WEEDS, and GROVER a BAKERS ALWAYS ON
HAND, tkD ND WAtklklASLEpi tllASI Al AZ BROADWAY. E
MACHINEs AT ALL PRICES FROM Sc TO $l25.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

AT PANEs WRITING ACADEMY, 81
p .s'n 4 gSSa sT,.s
arithmetic qr book eepinf. lcseous unfimtsd, ia
Lediss vrifans tssssns. es-n ls.soaa Boys - Per
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OILS AND PAINT-BOHED PAINT OIL
~ 81 20 ssnt;. Elst,s Roof 2l q ssnt 1% s.i; LIN
Yenetiaa, Rs1 and Yellow Oohrs N espts ~ u;
WI: "a s.z IL s.S b sIP sIPXsteIIss -
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Dill OF n AND UPwARDs-ON
~ Union n.nh ef London. en- Royai Danh sf Ire
tanA q Dublin
m..,, VILLA sAse2 4 %.
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SHOkKY CHnINEYB, WITH DEFECTIVE
srs.shA .aAs p draw Without ~.aks Sy NIBLf
-. Il 2sssiisiss:. Sssss I. l'ss:::S "a
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A LARGE STOCK OF BOOT, SHOE AND
"A saitrr upyen M opse q - HshtA ~, near s9d
AkTHSk Ak yS' s2ssshss% % III z ssns|s.l -
eash - alacsl6
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PEMOvED-EOCTORS OLMSTEAD -
~ KING, have removed TO 1877 Ninth ave, and 235
sonal Gala Their experience and successful practice
will insure the safe and efficient treatment of their
pstienta. nb e'1T1
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OOO CANS FRESH sPICED SALMON
lsOOO-lc ID cans price 81 70 can; 300 tubs 10
Ibs, 81 tnb 100 bbls new cider, pIics % Rer Dbl
Herrines % eta boz. For sale by NELSON, WELLS
d Co, 81 Dey st Nd 9slo
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EURSi yURsi TRULY CHOICE YURA.
LIKE raSses1SSs xrrAIa
ALWAYS MAY sAINyAM n sTA Syr TsHW q yyIL yALyA
THH INDIAN TRAPPRRS
AND 6K2T 10 U6, THklR A0DkrA n UW
WORK.
SOON FIND aH 5Ef tARE WRRs. nAnoAnv
are obtained
rlR Nh fuRs SHakSR sscoa2Eshp hf1h FnkEssLhyH kss hH
nm movps IT TIL isSfps aciSHps. ,HsErv,uo 81 n,ux
THE GREAT MEgTERN AND NORTHn1N
fUR TRAPPER9 DEPOT AND
.us.s.iAAI iAAI.ssNSkkt SkzkE r HfIRs2SSSER1. IRs2SSER1.

FURs-YURssG,LrURS,
fun sfs nov o6srsd n sounSEy trsis q -. -
ES,,Ss ss.lr. !; 4 ha .s3 sssy.nS toN ~. N
ID % yictornA mun sn1 @6 s0
Water Mink, han sape, mn6 and euklb 10 %
da Do. victorins, muG ani sufs 500
French Sable, half oape, mug md eafEs %
DO, do. Victoxinoa, muih anA en- 30
HeL Mink ytutonnea, from = - II 90
DO. d. Mum, from ~ 70 IL %
Also assortment of al other furu % DR can't
e su@ss-iS Taisos 4. RoeiiSs. .. ssiss
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T.AKY ROOFS CURED-ONK CENT PKR
- foot snd vartsntsd for Q yssrA st ths mp tsxr
Aseney q EllsQ'G Patent india Rnhbr fAint ".
Z: J. nkR8fs Aen1as u 0rssavi4A syA, corner
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r,AsH PAID IOR OLD NKwsPAPRRA
syU ,ssserigtiSn: sise .sS rcp~ essfins. copper,
~ oS tSe Ne~ Vol. Rrookiyn ar Jssscs V ssy Any
5TOCKwRLL , EMERbON . Ann T., and fos ia:
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EURS-yURSNEM YORK yUR CO.
xSft s. .s Is: !: r. safl Sssrs6si q a: az 5:
pesl sslcctsd soek % Har % p 6an1 and q the a.
Sanf lA:n q, s,S. saSs. az ''.
a. ~ ru1 ssa.S s.S s.rs
90 lo 20: FRENCH Mink Msa1 q 90 Water Mini
EIeneh sabIs apen 90
french Sshis, French Mink, wstss AGlnk, Stone Mar.
Yletorinea-
d" nv, W SJsE Ssys5EsS I'm m slss.sS 6S mAruAnn
ee16 Naspl0
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EXCELSIOR COAL OLA VERY gUPE-
rio. article nsht color suAranteed nsysr 20 change
and uniform; purcr, eef-r and burns Longer With
ont crustins the vck than Kerosene any othe. oil
~ discovered Depot SO Pesri q Is slssflSkS
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H15WRITTN0 CL.ABSES-MR PAINE, 81
31 Bovey. y Y, sss Fulton z, BseoklEa. ayss
SooifseyinS. Lessons uniimits1 Dr. SiO. IHdisS
privaNs vrtnS slaasss q Tor IL Isasooa oil aai1J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-17
CLEVELAND WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST H., 1859.

Happily passed the hours Of the golden afer-
noon, The ladies' Of the family recovered
SPEEDILY from She shock Of disappointment,
and could not help admitting that they had
never 80 thoroughly enjoyed company before.
Il was only because the real delight Of social
NE, that Of conferring happiness ON others,
had never been so fully within their reach. Il
was lesson worth The learning
AT SIX the company were assembled around
the long table, which, by the Deacon's diroc.
tion, had been spread upon the shady lawn,
and never probably did guests more heartily
unite In thanksgiving for the bounteB Of Provi.
denoe Before they rose from the banquet,
there was gorgeous sunset, all IN full view
to be enjoyed by maly who, within their mar.
row walls, were almost as eilectually excluded
from Gods free picture-gallety in the heavens
as from mans aTistocratic ones on earth At
the same time, the full moon was rising in the
east, and then there was delightful evening,
with the glancing fire flies among the grass,
and the cool breezes that never dreamed Of
buek walls and heated payements-aud BY nine
OF tue clock the whole company had departed
in their train Of cOnveyances for home
The lady hostess was too tired or too thought
iul TO demand explanations NV When chill.
dren and servants had silently assembled in the
sitting room at the hour of prayer, the worthy
father OF the family read from the great Bible
the story Of a feast given Of old at the house Of
a chief phsrsee; and his voice fingered with
special emphasis on the following words;
when thou makcst dinner or a supper,
call not thy friends nor thy brethren, neither
My kinsmen nor thy rich neighbors; lest they
also bid thee again, and a recompeuse be made
thee But when thou makest feast, call the
poor the manned, the lame, the blind; and
thou shall be blessed, for they cannot recon-
pense thee; for thou shall be recompensed at
the resurrection ofthe just" .....
He was certainly strange man that Deacon
Goodwin aud unfortunately very different
from the rest Of the world FAYE.
N y. Independent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-17

NORTH BRITISH lMPERIAL HOTEL,
GLASGOW, July 20.
We left Belfast Monday evening at O'Clock in
the mail steamship Stag, there being six Of our
party. We had a merry time going across and up
the Clyde Arrived at Greenock and took the
train there, although the boat came through, but
we wanted to see the town of GrceuocS It is a
narrow looking place, The streets hardly wide
enough for wagon. We got to Glasgow at 7
o'clock A. Nj, have now been around this great
city ana explored it pretty thoroughly having
been ION the jump" ever since landed think
It is the finest city ever was in, not excep, ing
New York This is the opinion OF all of us Ii
is the second city in the United Kingdom and
contain halt million of inhabitants Such
buildings with solid stone fronts extending
for miles, and such beautiful drives, parks, &c, /
have not yet seen We visited the great St. Mary
Cathedral, erected in the 10Th century, and saw
the tomb of Knox, the Reormer. The celebrated
Crescent row of magnificent stone buildings
and residences extending for over a mile in length,
in the shape OF a hall moon, and from the gre attest
park have yet seen, is truly splendid.
McGill, Abby and have been sight seeing all
of the time We leave for Edinburgh in about
two hours.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-17

INCREASE or BUSINESS AT THE SAULT CANAL.
The following is the statement by the Supetn.
tendent Of the Sault Canal, furnished to the Board
of Trade in Detroit, of the number Of vessels
passing through the canal during the month Of
July, also the number during the corresponding
month last year. together with the aggregate tom
mage and the amount Of tolls received
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-17

CHANGE oT TIHE.-Our readers will be glad 10
know that by a change il. the programme Of the
Campaign, Messrs. Dennison and Ranney will
speak here on the 18th Of September instead OF
the 10th, as heretofore announced They were 10
speak at Chillicoihe on the 10TH but 60 there the
! 9th instead So that all who wish can enjoy tho
trip 70 Putin Bay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-17

~ Weknow them "like a book, " and they are
all right from title page to colophon.'
Perhaps our Bank street contemporary Which
contained the above in last nights issue, can in.
form an inquisitve public at what age Of the
world, both "title page" and "colophon" were to
be found in the same book. Another look into the
Encyclopedia, neghbor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-17

During the month of July ,O66 l.2 tons of cop
per passed the St Mary Canal, and Is $50 tons of
iron ore, the aggregate value of which was $780,
$40. The total value Of the freight passed both
ways was Sl,OO16i4, The number of passengers
carried through was 2,ll5.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-17
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
M0nNiNe AUa. u, is5o

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
70 Plaiu aud Ornamental Printing % description
lone at the Printing Establishment thr header once
latest improved aud must rupit steam brBsses i tue
stye short notice, aud at reasonable Par
icular nttenonDaid Ito blank work Eveff descriptions
lndnEdune especially Blank Book Ledgers JOurtals
les BOOKS. Receiving Rocks NC, &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-17

REv GE0. NJ. spRArr, Accent Penn B,phsi Publishing
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-17
Insuraute Agcnts.
TILE HERMAN INNIRANEK EaMPAN
OF CLEVELAND, ONO.

AJOINT STOCK c OMPANY
Orgaased January D. 1852 under the general a Qe Stot
OF Ohio
Secured by Real estate 100000,
OFFICERS 20. W SCHMIDT, President. Dr, W .
MEYER Vice President, AOOB MUELLER Secretary
DlhECTOR,:-C: W. schmidt, J. Mayer, II. Keller
Dr. w Meyer j. Wagner, q. Loick, j. Mueller John A.
q, n. Sberg
THE GERMAN INSURANCE. COMPANY Insure
aguud los ur damage by IRE, for year and less ID
ings goods, Wares merchandise Payment Of losses
shall be made u 60 days aier the loss shan have bseu
ceHained aud proved Notmore than 5000 will be
Il at any one risk
Ofc No. r. Atwutor ock Cup tsirs Superior, tFnet
Gu. RICE, Agen.. lapl5R1 lvl JOHN WAGNER. res.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-17
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nor II YEARS-We have Sold
H WATCHES, aud never sold them 50 Cheap as al
aus2 COWLES A 90.
nor II YEARS-We have Sold
N JEWETRY, anu are uov prepared 10 furnish Glods
in our line ut Astonishing low prices. IY -
aug COWLES co
nor II YEARS-We have Sold
~ SlLV. ~ WARE aud never had better stock uu
baud than Come aud seei and Judge t9T yaqrseys
aus2 COMlES co
NOR u uARS-We have Sold
a. CLOCKS and g., are now Cheaper and Better
than ever Every one "a- asted and I1sd 70 ths uue
NOR u YEARS Ne have Bought,
E sold aud used CUTLERY an have proved BY 9ur
eToeriencs that W1scuh0m and RO urs are the very
bett manufacturers We keep heir PuCke Cutlery, ty
erv variety aud sell as low can be bought 20 America
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