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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-16
SartsGprue's CURE ALL.

OuIlSp VINE y CURE- ALL.
(Nrdp rmt rrn cincm Gbenifer.)
Otsles Wttttel heitt auc Shmerjrn. Gos masiIh
gSunpcr ualerer ;3eit.
DieieS wcrttpplc Scilmiucl pirh innerlib une 6userIid onee.
monet. &c bcilt lp9Isib
3ahuiprb, 8ppfl6ncr;,
ScrrCufuneen II. Scrlceunscn, Seisnitctcu,
@bccro NfrrSuS, SrpfSbeulcn,
Grtaltungcn, S0IhS 6cbcr,
Neural0tu, SbunlhmCren,
Hhtumatenus, SrarrWunben,
Subncrdu9er, SbpIcra,
@licrerreiftn, ScuenIbmsrmn,
NaStnl6ncrSen, SrutNhmCrrn,
29lrntcrp, Grfrcrsne SIBe,
2Sunecn polS, Sirrenbrlte,
EuBlhmer'en, Observation-Disclosures
R~udcniGmcritn, QeitItmcrwn,
90 cohcltc suIteib Gin eutcS StdrsCmittel III, 10 IN es bcIcnbcre
bet go9enl@mdds, 9oSpcpijo unb aa9cmrincr Sdrrdtc III chi.
pfeelcn. Sertauft ptre ot6cs Sctlmiittl
i'll 6lalhcn III % uup 30 Gents.
rs ScSc 6omite, &etenrc uno @rteicr lpOte fur einen Ct.
wot9cn ~lln9ntsfoI rter lei ~pIobIitcu ~Aranfbricn cine 6Iafte ven
biClem SelnittCt lcS bel I'D, fubrCn.
Es5- Spunlt Ou ir9cnb wchc ShmCrwn babCn. 70 braudc ppr
etclcm 6 urt. all, unb Du wint ougcnblitlitc 9inbcruna unb
Dcitun9 fneen. i3u baten bel
e. NSGgaer, ". 96betcr unb
bel alien Nrrtbetcrn in Ribmpnb,
Ncrfrit mo petersburg.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-16
Scrmiicbte Mn;ei0cu.

Das Bier, etqurr- unp sSein. @rihait Der Inter
;sidnsten 1T purseosr Item Stra6e mud Ter 6ten, @de
eer Observation-Disclosures perieat mcrcen. mpislbf mir uns
freuen rsrpen, pic 9sneisten 2uftrdsc unierer aeebrtsn
&unoen sntaeasn;unsbmen. @putrafts fur 9iefrruua
ron Sttr mabrenp Der Commemorate mtrpen ieet
BON uns auS9efeut uno 9drontiren mir ts 9"rfuuuna
%rerlslbsn. unIrr Eager 0on @tampoauer, Sin, Srdncu,
WbtStrp, Gigarren &c. &C. lift sin rrites, uno crlauben
mir uns bic Nufmsrtiamteit pss tirieeu Nutlitums
audi earauf 5u ridtcn. @auter II. 9ptncrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-16
W iibrIm S"attIrr II.
l42 Mninirrect

Or. vs.. @rebe,
Office: Ecke Marshall und Ste Strasse.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-16

Eurh perl0nithe @intaufe i'm Ncroen BIN i'd in
rem Stdno 9sleet, mrtntn 9ccbrtrn Sunreu Gin pprs
'ualihes Eager Der bsitru Giaarrsn ieper Nrt unc Qua.
lltat 3u ausnabmslpeiie ttuiIrn Qrriien pfferireu III
tpnnsr. @lcibfaGs ~smpfebls ih meiu municipalities
Eager pom Hauh-, &au- uno S6uupf 5atat, Wfeifen
1uer Nrt uno lcnlti9e Grtitcl, Die in etnem Giaarren-
@tihatt gcppbnlih 9eiuht wcrpen. I'm cine ~ocfSuiac
AnI&t lelnss Haeers ttttet 9. &ofenfeGo,
$40. 1914 9rpaelrosc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-16

Die "Snbepsnprnce SeG9s" lagt, ba6 pas
ns,e enSliAe @imifsrium 8atb1tlase Der 0a.
stSun9 an Die oeutlhsn Staaten ssriAtst babe,
unN le Der elmer pUIitif warnt, pelAe ~ eiusm
aussmsinen &rtsSe fIbren mii6e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-16
Seuficbc 9lnpthefe.

0wr ben mir "pn meincn bieij9cu Manufacturer 10 ri lid ac,
l1sntten Sulprucb bcrSltb banteno, empfttle ib MID aud Terntrbn
pcIsni SenCi9trn l8otlmpuCn, inpem id. III elerhcr 3cit ;ur Rennt.
MP brtr9t, rap it nebit iriitcn DrCeutn unp Mc6itamenteu, etrn
91dultn, Gr:ien, feline W0 arobe C5erlte, Saao, Grire-
mchI, @afcr9rubc. prlhtctnt SOrtsu Auctln, StutIhe gidbpren.
2 iner Nrauters8Gie, Ghrccilcc, W0carcni. Salat6l in orrscn unb
t!tlntn 6Ialhch, 3tin't, 9anien NIB 9sieFeneu, nebit alien onbern
Sdw0nme. Ql fImCricu, Seifcn, Il. &c. pclhe 9IrtifrI
i& Sa Den m59iiGit biIIiSiieR @rthen bcilcns empfeiIe.
g. 6. & I Ii err, Olaf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-16
Oeut16e Sebamme.
Wfrs. 3. Sdumann, @arIbuu- Strose.

Ntrs. y. an mann, WarIbuu= Strase.
spii6en Der 5ten unb 6tcn.
ntaht ben Srauen 8iGmpubS bic e~ree6tnlt ln,eiae. Sas fe in
Dcutlblono olS oebonlnc hubert ub auf Ger lnircrTtdt III 9ou,s
3eu9ntle rrrcgcn fam, MESH db lie fh ti pprfpnm,ent en- G5clc.
9cnbttteu beiicnS enp1Cblt. SuGlCih madt Sieitbe ihrtn Gbnne-
rtnncn oc Nniet9e, Dap it in 9euitl0nb mctrcre Sabre, iowie in
SaItnncrc II Sabre rrattieirt Sat, uc oaE Tic bCsbolb bic NerItc
run9 Ncten tam, Oar Tic ctpotac Nufr6W in ecr ihncuifCn gSeSc
""p u "'"''""HNHUHH Sutrtepthpttt 0ueTtrten lam. 1855
Die ppn mir rcu cinecridtcte beutIbs 9tpptbcfc. an Der yrnosnr
irrilhcu Ger |. ro Srcpt Npenuc 0Cle0cn. if fem bcutIteu NNubIi,
nune brne Id mir o0e 3utr0uen mtiRtr Auntcn Il. crmCr6rn mr.
III crb0lttn. SD erlaube mir nph III bcmertcn, baE ib enc rpr.
tretHthe NuemItl Der bcfen UNI friitritcn Rreicomcntc rnb ORR.
0rCn pcri0nlth III Hclp 9c-t Spr zen beiter Smprrterrcr riroef,rf,
hObc, uno beebah I'M . aroc btu, jrolidrn glnfprbcrtuoCr onfa
SplfrnrmeullC III cnnpredbeu.
In. ~ecf6ut9cn 9uipruG btttct g. 6. Ntf6cr. Nat
Seccpts ncrocn III icnCr Belt. lei Sag unb ,Tadt, ron mir ielbn
nH or 9roBNn @ecuroteNe on9fleFtt8t. s. g. S.
gG0p;eu Gift.
Gin %unftbIbarCS NihtcI SIR S~crrrribuns tGtS rnocSicfcrS III III
botcn bel g Q8a0ncr. SruooiT}t "
Wro. =. 6pttcs,
Scutidbc 5cbanmc,
SroacitraBe, 'milheu Der 6. unp Z.
SbpS. SScffcrmaun,
9tr. 20 NtGinltr., uabe benz NIteu Mdrft,
erleubt lb bas 9cebrtc Yubtfum auf iein rsibeS Stub- rmb
MAIDEN uO perlpriht ncber biuiEcu Nrciler r, eae gtoicnuno. ="
Repardturcn nrrccn promrt bslcrst.
Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store
am 9tturu Wartte,
Ode Der Srrdp- une 6teu StraEe.
@. 81. u clcnb II M cmpictlt Ieinsn Irrunern
nnp nem Nublitum lein gut aicrtirtre 2aacr pon 6rub.
inbrS' 9Saarcn, bic St ben b~iligltru Qrcilrn atseaeben
pcrrcn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-16
Or. 6. Na9er IL. Go, 2cpea. MaT.
greiS ST bic SIaihe; feds 6Iaiten fIr IS. Hn allen @potbcf
81 lIten.
9Iber'S GGerrGsaSecfGpoL

Fat lid euneu ictten 8uf biniittlih Der 6eilun9 non Safe unb
San9Cn>lleben %erpOrben, oB eS gdni uun0tbia unlercr 5eite IN
Die 9Uttn Giarnihaften benel6en mireer duf;ui6tlcn. OQ cs Irt
LANCER 3ii III bieitm 2unce ~bCltdnris ectroutt mire, 10 ba6rn
Yir nelcr nit Is nettt9, ole benz 9 ub!ifam iu perTtern. baF Ole
Suolitdt fficlhen pets bic bette Ut IL. b1B es M9crl6lIQ @ues ;r
3erleluns Der 2ejpeubcn tbm mas es bi6ber Geban bat.
AYcr'S Gatbarctilhe piQen,
Sr @eiluns her 8tritopfun9, @elbluGt, MaaeuIhw6fc, 9sspcp.
ne, @Htr, bsS ssrNprbsnen Wagtne, esS &OttIaufS, aOpfwebs,
Der 9olpcuen Meer. be MbcuntGtismus, @nsitblaae unb Der Saut,
trantbetGn, 0eberbeldpcroen 9Baneiuht, rce Rinapurms, Scr
geldwulrs unb SaI3fllls, 2Snrmer, 9itt, NerYcnidp66e cine
Ytle mad, benz Nittasseiien CUR Geintsung bee Slutes.
9ttie Nilsn iinb nit 9uder iberscsen, eamit lie and, Der
GTonnelitie nit 2eitti9tGt peribluden FAM, lie TnS bas bette
gbtapranSsmitteI in Der a8elt "uO sl9nsn i8 YOrtrsfli8 ;u einem
6ansniHcl.
9rsi6 % Gents per 98a&tel, famf @8adtrln
fur einen Dollar.
Cine srCBe anSabl geifIiber, Mersts, Staat5minner uub an
ctre berrorra9enSe 9srIoren BADEN ibren Namsn beroeoetcn. nm
ais 3eusniB Der nperaleiAIiten NusIihtt bieier p6enSenanntcn
Neblstnen Su oienen, bod erldubt eS Der &aum ni6t, BE 0amen
an%lTflbrCn: Die unttn9snanntcn @senten liefern unlsrn @me~
:itantNfen @lmanoH Cratic. wOrin bic Nanten lid anaeaeten ffns
en- terner ent9aIt berislbe D%oultdntss 8eidreibunSsR pberecs
tanntr Eraafbttten uo bic SebanblunsSmeile I'M cine Sur IN
ri!tlen; gtan laiis lid nibt pom prtnSipisrIcsn 9ertdufsrn am
'oerer Meo'samente, moran lie mebr Serbienen, abi6rsden. Ran
prtere bic Myer'iteu ub nitts aneerts. Ole Rranfen npI,u
Ole b tie pafs, bic fr fe ~SOreanOsn III, unb fs icae linen &C.
pd6ri rercen.
Sn allen @pCtbsfsn ;u BADEN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

Cleveland and Erie Rail Road Time Table.
Ma. EDIToR.--The Herald of last evening
takes exception to the present time table of the
Cleveland & Erie Road. The facts are that
there are two trains running each way daily,
by which passengers can travel comfortably
from any station to any other station on The line
of the road; besides there are two other trains
running each way stopping at several of the
principal stations, giving passengers from those
stations an opportunity to leave by cars four
times each way daily. A thorough trial was
given to the running of the "COnneaut Accom-
mediation" for four years, the earnings of which
were several thousand dollars less the last year
than the first, showing conclusively that pas
sengers from way stations prefer to patronize
through train to an accommodation, which has
no connexion beyond Cleveland From past
experience the Couneaut Accommodation could
not be put on and run short of loss to the
Company of at least $4,000 per annum.
Is the city whose interest the II Herald pro
poses to promote prepared to ask the stockhold-
ers to make this contribution to her prosperity
or is she prepared to make an appropriation to
this amount for the benefit she will receive
from the running fit The Herald has vol
urteered to advise in the matter Of the running
of Steamboats, by the different railway compan-
les centering at Cleveland. The G. c. G. R.
R. Co earned $50 900 net, moro last year with
out steamboat connexion on the lake. than it
did the year before with one An effort to pro-
mote the interests of the city, Mr.. Herald, is
very commendabe; but when your advice tends
to the injury of important interests without
corresponding benefits to any party, it is proper
for the public to understand the other side Of
the question; and when the interests of the
stockholders in our railroad companies are en-
tirely sacrificed to promote local interests, there
by rendering vaueless property as such in rail
roads, theu stockholders who have thepower to
elect their managers, will bring into your city
strangers to manage their affairs, who will en-
deavor to protect their interests with due re-
gard to the convenience of the public. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

We had the pleasure of a visit yesterday from
Mr. FRANELIE G. SEAMAN, former Cleveland
High School graduate, who has already made
his mark as skillfll, enteTpFisiBg Railroad
Engineer. Young SEAAAS's FIRST service was
on the Milwaukee ard Beloit Railroad. lie
was next actively engaged during the survey
of the Honduras and Interoceanic Railway, and
is thoroughly posted touching that wild, inter
estipg, aud but little known country of the trop-
ice Mr., SEAMAN is row Assistant Engineer on
the Atlantic and Great Western hail Road, and
hap charge OF one of the Pennsylvania divisions
Of that imp9Tt9pt trunk line. He is fine
specimen Of what Application, industry, perse-
veranoe, integrity, and skill can DO fOF YGGng
America in this age Of Railway progress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05
An Act
To prescribe the duties of Judges of Elections
in certain cases, and preserve the Purity of
Elections.

To prescribe the duties of Judges of Elections
in certain cases, and preserve the Purity of
Elections.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by The General As
scHlbiV Of the State Of Ohio That the Judges of
any election held under the authority of any OF
the laws OF this State, in determining the
question whether any person offering to vote at
such election is a white person, shall ascertain,
by proper inquiries addressed to such person, TO
be answered under oath, or by other legal tes
timony to be adduced before them, whether
such person is reputed to be in whole or in part
of African descent, and if the said judges are
satisfied that such person is reputed so to be-
thoy shall reject his vote.
SEC 2. Amy person who is reputed to be in
whole or in part of African descent, who shall
vote at any such election, shall on conviction
thereof, be imprisoned in the county Jail of the
proper county, not more than three months, nor
less than one month
SEC. 3. Any person who shall procure, aid,
assist, counsel or advise another to give his vote
at any such election, knowing that such other
person is reputed to be of African descent, eth
er In whole OF in part, shall, on conviction
thereof be fined in any sum not exceeding five
hundred dollars, and be imprisoned in the county
jail of the proper county, not more than six
months nor less than one month.
SEC, A, Any Judge OF any election who shall
violate the provisions of the first section Of this
act, shall, on conviction thereof be fined in any
sum not exceeding five hundred dollars, and
imprisoned in the county Jail of the proper
county, not more than six months, nor less than
one month.
SEC. 3. All prosecutions under this act shall
be by Indictment in the court of common pleas
of the proper county and it shall be tue duty
OF the judges of the court Of common pleas to
give this act specially in charge to the grand
jury at each term Of the court
SEc. 6. This act shall take effect from and
| after its passage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

The Joint Resolution to an amendment Of
the Constitution providing a license for the sale
of liquors, was lost in the House by vote of
yeas So, nays &c. not Constitutional majority
of three ,filths The resolution proposed to the
electors of this State to vote ON the second
Tuesday next to approve or reject the following
amendment as a substitute for section ls, arti-
Gle lG, and also the separate section Of article
Is as specified in section IS aforesaid:
The authority to grant license to traffic in in
toxicating liquors may be conferred by general
law upon the authorities of municipal corpora
tions, the courts or the board of the county
commissioners, or the general assembly may,
by law, otherwise provide against evils result
ing from the sale thereof
The question being on the adoption OF the
resolution, those who voted in the affirmative
were
Messrs. Andrews, Bagley, BigonY, Black
burn, Brooke, Carlisle, Chase Cheneyof Frank
lin, Christy, Clarke, Collins, Cox of Perry, Cow
an, Dobmeyer, Edison, Fernald, Finefrock, Fra
zee ellison Glasgo Green, Hughes of Butler,
Hughs of Highland, Jackson Jenner, Johnson,
Marshall Moore, Morse, Mott, Melvin, Odell,
Paine, Parr, Pikelhimer, Pitman Raleton, Ran
kin, Raymond, Rea, Ray, Robinson of Hamil.
ton, Rose, Satin, Sangster, Seney, Slusser,
Stout, Thompson, Waugh Westcolt, Williams
of Monroe, Wilson, Winner, Wright, and
Speaer.
Nays-Messrs Allen of Ashtabula Allen OF
jefferson, Amber, Boiley, Bell, Bates, Blair,
Broom, Cheney, of Champaign, Day, Deming,
French Gardner, Haymaker, Hitchcock, Howe,
Hubbell, Jones. Kerr, Laughlin, Monroe, Nc
Creary, Peck Plants, Quinn, Ress, Roach, Rob
nson of Union, Rodgers of Clark, Simmons,
Sperry, Townsend, Van Worries, Watson,
Welsh, West of Logan, West Of Brown, Worth
ngtOn--39.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05


punity our fair-skinned daughters viii be re.
dhced 10 performing the contemplate drudgery
ef the kitchen ~
This trial, correctly remarks tho Chicago
Press, has deeper significance than any fate
which may befall DR. Doy A jury has been
empanneled in western county Of Missouri
the same region which gowed with Border
Rufianism from end to end scarce three years
ago-to try an alleged "AbolitiOnist' for an al
legged crime against slave property. In any
slave State in the Union except Delaware, Ma.
ryland or Missouri the mob would have saved
the jury any trouble in the premises, or, failing
Of that, the jury would have given the prison
ors the extreme penalty Of tho law without re
gard to arguments or evidence. Twoye age
jury in Buchanan County, Mo, would have
done the same. Public opinion would have
overwhelmed them if they had not. Now, a
fair trial without excitement, and probable ac.
ouittal on the merits Of the case are not only
possible but actual events transpiring in slave.
holding community, so lately the theatre Of a
war upon the free Territory of Kansas. This
is the significant fact of the late trial at st
Joseph.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

II seems to be generally conceded that the
shock Of arms will soon oo heard in Europe
The War, once begun, will be likely to become
general and protracted Active military prepa-
rations are going forward in France, Austria and
the various German States; very strong anti
French feeling prevailing in Germany The
military forces Of Europe, on the 10th Of Febru-
ary last, as appears from official statements to
that date, embraced more than four millions OF
soldiers under arms, without counting sailors,
guards civil, national or militia Of all kinds, OF
which the number reaches much larger figure
In view of probable war in Europe, the follow
ing figures possess unusual Interest,"
The effective force Of France on the LIST Of
June 1858, was GIL, 400 men, 1866 batteries dc
eaBipdgne; marno All vessels OF war, 800 sail
ing, IL steamers, $4,000 marines
The Austrian army consists of 670,577 men,
of which 52O,4OO were infantry, 40, 800 cavalry,
go, ,392 artillery, ll,ll6 engineers, S,2l7 pOnto
neers; marine, l04 vessels Of war
The Prussian army consists Of $4,000 OF
which 4lOOO0 are of the active force, and Land
wher of lst con marine, 90 vessels of war, g.
500 mariners.
England mas an army OF ~%s,OuU heli lhCluu,
nr those dispersed in the colonies; marine, GOO
vessels of war; 300 sailing, 25l steam, 40 vessels
of the line, carrying 1892 guns, and SO 6OO
sailors.
The Russian army consists of 1907, 600 men,
including the reserve and 10000 inegulars; ma
rine, l66 vessels, $4,000 marines and gunners.
Spain has a peace establishment of 10000
troops, and for war 100000; marine, 4lO yes
sells $4,000 mariners.
The Sandman army consists OF $4,000 mem
marine, 40 vessels, and $3.50 sailors.
Ttoo Sicilies.-The army is 100000, OF which
10000 are Swiss; marine GO vessels, II sailing'
20 steamers, 100 cannoneers, 5,362 sailors
Rome mairtains an army of 10000 infantry
and 1915 cavalry. Tuscany has an army of
5000 men.
The German States have a federal army of
O,0OO men. The German Confederation have
an army of225, 900 men, 49,500 cavalry, inclu-
ding the Austrian and Prussian contingents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

PVglsHED FOR HARRoRiHa MS OWN Sov.-A
free coloTed pan IN Washington is the husband
Of slave womep, by whom he has he'd several
The master of the woman permits the
father to take care Of his children until they are
ten years OF age, and then seizes and sells them,
not even paying the bereayed parent for the en-
pense Of rearing these candidates for Slavery
One Of his sons, after being sold, returned 10 his
father, who concealed him from HE puTsuer..
For this act Of affection, he becomes liable 10
punishment for harboFing slaves-and has ac.
tually been convicted by Washington jury
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05
rhc Domocrntlc RIncl RnI Passsd.

The bill which passed theHouse some days ago
to prevent any person reputed to be of African
descent from exercising the right of suffrage in
the State of Ohio, also passed the Senate on the
2d by the following vote
Yeas-Messrs. Cantwel Cass, Chapman,
Corwine, Hatch, Kincaid, Langdon, Morrow,
Murdock, Perkey, Perrill, Phelps, Reid, Stafford,
Shideer, Schleich, Smith, Thomas, Vanatla,
Westcott-20.
Nays-Messrs. Ashmun, Buckand Garfield,
Gard, Catch, Green, Henkle, McCleary, Miles,
Slade, Taylor, Winans-l2.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05
Infamous BIncIs Inv.

The bill of James L. Chase, of Stark county,
to prevent persons "reputed to be in whole or
in part of African descent" from voting at any
election in this State, IS no,o a La,o-that its in
famous features may be fully understood, we
present the law entire.
We are requested to say that the colored cit
liens will hold a meeting at Forest City Hall
to morrow evening to consider what is their
duty with reference to this law. Let the friends
meet with them. j. NJ Langston, Esq, and
others will address the meeting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

The Ladies' Mount Vernon Association have
met with great success in raising tho $500 900
to be paid John A, Washington for the old
home and tomb of the Father of his Country -
Though it is not year since the Association
was organized, tho sum of Sl6s 1913 has beer
collected and paid over leaving tie sum o
sll ,606 TO be raised, which is pot due ult
Fob 22d. 1869.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

OFF-The Detroit Tribune Of Saturday an
nounces that the propeller Galena and the sail
vessels aground on the Flats have got safely
off
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05
MARRIED,

In Brecksvnle at the residence Of the brides father
AIarch 8lst by Rev. b. f. sharp, M. FREDRlCh
PALMER Of Richfeld, summit Co, o., and Miss MARY
W. HARRIS Of the former place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05
NOAI- sRkJRD PROPOSALS.

: T
~ THE DETRO u AND JACKSON COAL AND
MINING COMPANY
Oor LEI the contract uf taking out the Coal from their
Mme "a Woodvs, nt the county Of Jackson, In tho stale
of Michigan,
AT A STIPULATED pRICEpER TON,
Delivered on board the crfa
The niue convenient 90 The raj fuN the track running
10 the mouth NJ the sh1f ~ is suafd about our miles
OF the CITY of Jackson, ON the Michigan Central
n The Coal Is hitumiuous and rood Quclitg, veiu
feet and wards iu thickness The situation of the nit
10 iu all respects good -
A. no person viii be likely 20 BID unon such contract
without personal examination ui tho Nine,
AN INSPECTION OF 1T IS INVITED.
The contractor viii be- required 70 work the Niue n
cordancc with diaem TO be attached go the contract aud
10 leave IN good order also The machinery and tools
PAYMENTS or mining under the contract TO be made ovey
30 DAYS .
Suechcaous will be made known and plans exhibited at
the Office of the Secretary of the Company In Detroit
Sealed proposals Willie received Tor taking Tho contract
GEO. S. FROST,
Secretary, Detroit, Mich
netroit, Auril lst, 1859. aprbtd2ls
&c Pittsburgh Gazette please copy l day aud send bill
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In Amherst Iorain County Anrl d. Of scarlet f.ver,
CARRIE daughter Of Milo sud Mary Harris, aged about
la months.
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NEORGB GRENNFTELD WIG

~ MAKER, &c No 1886 Bank stCet, has just return
cd from Europe with splUu ussultmcut Of lA IR and
everything used IN his hn0, tho styles Having
made selections from the Ost markets o feels confident
Of plet 81 g hl WHO may vur linn with call He would
ca the Lrtrs ppIticuar attention to his stock LONG
HAIR FOR BRAlDs, &C choice assortment uf Per
tumeres, Combs Brushes &c Nc
~ Ladies Hair Dressed at his rooms or thOr own les
licences IN tha latest PausHn styles mar BRgO
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NOtloe.

ON THE 25th DAY OF MARCH.
~ 1852 the Els ate OF Ferey Abbey lutu Of Cuyahora
County OHIO. d sused by tho Probate Court Of said
County decl red pub bg usolv CfedtWs are there
fore required lO cseut their ella against tine said Es
tate TO the qnlrrsgned at his ONCE ia he y Covc-
land for allowance, within SIX months from the No ubye
mentioned, or thCy VIII not lc culi lcd 10 Ia,utitE
LOREN PHENIIAS, AdminlstiutOr
mafE 5Wsh with VIII annexed of said esato.
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MARINE INSURANCE.
NHE STJBSCRTBERS are nrenorod

Il tu write upon HUI Is, CargOcs and FrBith ht IA somo
OF the best New York Marine In auce mpanlcs They
have also 0rraugem, mt, % upon uls aud Cargors
from Cleveland Gnd other Lake Ports London or LIVER
pool mar30.2w BRAYrON 81 MASON
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Notice.

HA ~ llolIt would respect
LIZ luly inform us friends and lhe public that ne has
removed his Guu SuIu % No. u2 superior street neN
uoor 20 Gurham Apn's, wloru may he iuuud "a LARGE
assortment OF Rides, Shot Guuy tVoNDrs, Pistols Pow
with dlsun' 'oh, drc3ld, VqO