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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-14
L. COwleS 4 Co, Publishers
MATRIMONIAL.

To THR LADIES OF rHE UNITED STATES;
It has my good fortune to restore to health many
thousands Of my country-womcn
MY success has excited the malice Of the ehvous and
alous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Solong am held IN ahectonate and
hank ul remembrance by those who have experienced my
ak afford to de,pse lha efforts OF mschei-nhkes
nd slanderer
NV friends nave repeatedly urged TO place my med
cine for producing mensua1n within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United States; but an ndspositonto enter
field occupedby Quucks with their poncous noatrums
aud fear that unpriucped might pain upon
no public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
AMlE DE FEMME," in the United States.
Atlas yield 70 the ontrentes Of patients and friends
and oaor the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy of the "AAtlE DE FEMME"
need only say that is in liquid FORM aud is exactly such
as have used in my practice France for many years and
that it has never failed to satisfactory result
The "Ame de Femme" and menssruaon stand In the re
ation OF cause aud effect uisake powerful to originate
healthy menstrual flow whore It never has existed andto
restore il where it has beou any suppressed,
In orderto guard against imposition the Wrapper of direc
mons ON each bottle Of the Annie de Femme will bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing box
Willbe sealed with my private seal.
E''o0 T''' DIR. p. II. RECORD
PARIS, January, 1857.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM EIsKE
No 20 Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie do Femme at the Propretor's prices.
auto Od&wly6
NHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
| Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
- M.>M
rvszT S5ss4
N. II. SOL0MONSON.
PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTtcAN,
eeps the largest of the most approved o
PECTACLES. Anhis glasses, whether for oear or ta'
ghted are ground under his inspection by machine
Of anew construction with the greatest care, 50 as
suitthe eyes all cases curing Weakness, Dizziness OF
Inflammation Of c Eyes and imparting strength ior on
| reading or fine sewing.
| ~ N. II. SOlomouSon would here inform the pubu
hathe Rever employs any in the sale ofhislenses
C5- Also, a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES nj
CROSeOPES, COMPASSES, &c, kept ON hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
asserted without pain, as perfect as natural
lr-Ohiooas Superior rsroet uuderthe American liote
iun22
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1nsurolltr AQents.
HARTFORD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~" NI'NNWWIVVN VWHI nv !
OF HARTFORD. CONN

OF HARTFORD, CONN
Paid in Capital s25O,OOO
surplus 5S,33I
Assets, Jan. 1st, 1859 3Os,23I
This Company has complied with the laws Of the
several States in which it is doing business.
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1RG0l Gstate Agrntp.
Builders & Artbitetts.

BROOKS S. G. & E. W., BUILD
ID ERs M danafqcgrers Of Doors % niSs hnds SSs Sso1
ntten IN paid FittingUp Stores. Factory on
Divisior-st nenT Centre Block Cleveland o. nolO-c3l
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Grrnr0pers.
RenluuoIs,

DEMOVAL-A r. REDDING
Merchant Tailor has removed his iuring esaollSh
r,i IN No Ia Prospect st In Bauder's Block where ne
viii he 6apny to his old friends tie Is prepared rs
usual to make Clothing n the latest and most 2S@4o
stvlr.
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\ 7 TTTI TITTTTN TTH7ITT7TTWTTTT
+. BUTTS & 60. Cleveland O.
oFFloE or ROoursrrR G,s IT. Co +,


rus 9St test satisfied us that with good heats we can
Mulh on Wy nus OF $50 lbs Coal four hours cOMpieieiv
FROM he nO 30 lbs Coal produced s5l busho Coke or
l bushels Coke 10 bushel OF Coal The Coke Is very
clean ana hIsl aud gnYu peculiar satisfaction to our stn-
kes Hn9 eusiome We found very little Sulphur and the
cd MS good asa make '-' -FE
ON the whole were highly pleased with the sterling
Goal We think Il will make more Gas thnu ihe Eris
Cna OF rs good quality, and make easier the yield
Coke g9t as gIet us from the Erie Goals hut think
Isl Dfucr article 40 far as goes have not nut This
statement IN as good shape might have done hut tho
facts hch Of vaup are here aud von can arrange
to suit yourself Haste Is my apology
Another year you viii he likely tU hnd avnr' with Gas
Companies give, the page statement Of Coal nav
ments, sc Yours Very iruiy " F ~
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Att'na q QonneeIIors.

" J. DIOKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
IT LAW, once er the Merchants bark. Cleve-
land, Ohio. " ie9zsAz9 sss ~
DROOKS Il FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT LAW Atwater Buildings, foot Of Superior st.,
Cleveland, Ohio. - -.
W. DRoOKS. L. W. foh''
tah6
WTILLTAMSON Il RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYs AT LAW. Office No. 90, superioT,st
Cleveland Ohio 3. WILL L,LI9,, IAhl3ON' n
jau2l a u nlDy2i-. ~
CHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Js, and Ginselor al Law Ohoe q Superior ST. over
CITY BWk X - lsaiS.g5I Wv -
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
r AT LAW, Office over Commercial Bank; 80, .ss
A SPER,J. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
N Warren rrumhul County, Ohio. Ohcel No b -
NlIket sirnnl. uoN.s.uoA
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Gonl Denlrrs
Sterling Coal.
GAS PURPo osEs

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
w herewith for your consideration several stat
IN regard to the above numod Coal For
GAS PURPOSES
II 10 not oNcolled hy aay offered IN this country We
prepared To- supply the IN any amount and upon
most favorable telms
We are, yours respectfully,
II RIIT'rg ~ .ClqveIsnd n
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GEo. W, PARsoYs, sup't,
ALBANY GAS LIGHT CO,l
~ auLI. Iu-u

,
avn very well pleased with the Sterling Coat furnished
mo by you for the Albion Gas Light Co. Tho yield Of Gas
Hnu Coke Is about tho same that specified by the Roch
ester GAS Light Co test. consider superior quality Oi
Western Coal. ''
Ian, in haste, yours respectfully,
f. A. SABBATON,
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IobottO alt0 GtQats.

. Vyh1issala and Retail dealer In TOBACCO, SNUFF
S1d CfGARS i'm Hewltt's steam Power Block, West st.
near Cauat Basin, Cleveland, ONO nC-o3lN ~,
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WEST Troy Gas 81 LIomT co, !

WEST Troy GAS LIGuT Co,
Dec. 10Th, 1858
Walter Hopkins, ESQ Dear Sir: This Company, al
ter having ietttd the Coal Of the Sterling onl Company
hud that upOn il will yield OlO0 feet per H.
and as regnds the Cuku uf same that 10 of very good
luWyh the production not quite great others
but will mako very strong hout.
Nuur5 respectfully,
W. l.. OSWALD. Seciy
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]. NJ. JOHNSON, M. D
HOMEOPATHIST.
n WVVNE = % 70 NNIII " II - ~ = ~" 7
so IS
Good Physician by his Successful Work.

To the Consumptye, and all those who are suffer
ing with disease Of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, aud Stomach.
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oriurthor Information applyto
II. BUTTS * Co,
murl7:3m2s5 Cleveland Ohio
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ALBION Dec. ~, ltoS,
Walter G. Hopkins, Esq-Doar Sir: Our works hive
been IN operation uy month and during that time Ns
huyO used none Ot than the Sterling Coal purchased of
you The Gas mgdu thus far pronounced hy those com
potent to judge m the untter to he equal 20 tho usual
standard, RUulh respectfully,
v. v. BULLOCK,
Superintendent Albion Gas ii 90
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For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM EiSkE
No % Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
Annie do Femme at the Proprietors prices
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Z. T. WAITE secretary.
Western Branch Office at Chicago III thrnugh which
Az the business Of the Company In the Weslon North
Western aud south Western States M trnnsoctel.
W. u. lOUNSBURY, General Agent Residing in
s. II. PRICE, Assistant General AGENT I ChisnFo
This (gOmpnuV has Areugiug in IN.
, 1859-12-10
I,S.rATE OF JOSIAH II. CIR

ESTATE OF JOSIAH II. GER
IL ot1p. .pxc4liro.-T-sble rostes y Efe5y gven te
Al sa7,s enA as d, sssa "a .Ss
,a5eaii.n md settlement N E.laf term Of ~ C&3oty
ar* Of Cn.k County tn b boi- The Cou!t A.oss =
n b. 1866, hetps lbs lSsn fay her VI
Llisy u. GEIloELp: Atn E!*s,at7tx.
HENRY u. NlLMAkTH. Ato4ststrsteF-
f-.te..a NnytEnber lssb ls:1. noitt$l,ta
, 1859-12-10

The medical men in England arc ;beginning
to complain Q. Of the inelcieucr Of vaccination.
1t Is asscr1ed that the virus has nercr been re-
newea since JEuner's time. London is the GEN
ire from which the vaccine matter IS supplied
mud it is said that lis transmission through the
bodies 30 rariolslv influenced as thdse OF
great city population, must hare greatly dete-
: r,ora.ed Its power: g.: " ~.
The Niuans steamer, which has been So
long building, under the direction of her invent
orr. made trisi trip from Baltimore on Friday
gf,srQuen. and arrived safely ut Norfolk on The
next day. She was accompanied By Clinton
and Walter Winans, sons Of one u tie pFoprie-
Tors. The steaner has been put III condition
for sea service, und it is the intention OF her
p.ptirictors to immediately make series.of cx.
pcrimen,al trips with her, from Norfolk out 10
sea, superintsuded by themselves in persou-
The result Of The experiment ou This novel 1rin-
crle pf shiphullliny is looked to with f',ueh in
tcrest.
- The Boston Journal announces the orgnni-
zation OF another expedition for the purpose Of
| pursuing the expedition Of DR.. kaue, which will
con,aiand Of In. l1ayes, tue Surgeon Of the Kane
| Expenttiuu. The anloaut required is about
| $4,000, aud liberal Subscriptions hare already
been made Many Of the scientific societies arc
actively enlisted fu the enterprise ona hare al'-
pointed committees to promote IT,. ~: Ifny es
| Is lEQ 10 uu4CE 2AkE hAS %O4n+AAAA ~" HooA4
/ deuce in the correctness Of the views enter
| tanned by Dr.. ka1.e. whose :yerri6catien kwaa
only prevented By series Of extraordinary &C
| cidents wt1icl, could not have been foreseen.
The English papers notice some renarla.
bic uphcarings Of the ground in the streets oa
|: lIa3ck. Tho ground IN one OF two places ~as
thrown open, aud several pieces Of earthof con
siderable SIZE tori, up. The upheayal was &C
.con,r.nied By loud report, and some n'e1
staining by we're thrown against zach other
while tue goods in adjoining ships xere shaken
on the shelves. Aher this lad occurred tevc
ral times, much to the terror Of the inhabitants
oega aley ths were d?o1ea 70 DC
very s,rouc. 1t was discovered that the phenom
enou was due to the rupture Of gas pipe Be
aca,h the strrctin in the vicinity of bakers oven
and the fears Of the community sci, at rest:
, 1859-12-10

4 .ouewhnt singular ancidept, combining 4he
tracicai and the ludicrons in 'anhnt tlu:l pro-
ucitions. occur1 I'd not thousand years ago. A
man--it won't do 70 be too particular 1n such
1hinss-who }i~cs in the upper part OF the cl1y
:*someu where around" is unfurtunate enough to
be married - downright handsome WOMAN.
and miserable enough to be je.lous Of her. He
may have reason or he 1aa5 not-ss VIC are not
a court of in9uisliiun. ou private morals, Ha
ssv not. We'll, this gentleman III ah;btan read
int, how another gentlemen IN n like predica-
ment, who resided in CsnandniEua, hsd-by the
sbrewd dodge OF pretending 10 20 to church,
and then not doiab it-Eot splendid chaucf to
hammer . person who had invaded bis marital
rights. aad he WAS narxed 70 IN ambition TO do
someihin: equally desperate. While be was in
this state OF mind be received an anonymous
letter fcnd the man who would write an anony-
nous letter On such subject wouldn't hare tha
courage to look at his sown reflection in the hook
iuc-c!asa afler dark). This letter warned BIN
10 be on his guard against the feonious ing7ess
of gay I,othxrio 10 his room about halt-paSt ?
| o'cIock at nigbt-a time when he WAS generally
| absent. lie resolved TO be aEouad md hare h!s
eve open; aud @he hid 7Abont hnlf.past
o'clock that evening, a good.looking plice'i J.
though we may say, en- Pdssdat, that he is a per
| fectly- honorable o1ictr-~was. approached IN
| haste by yoppc chap. who asked him to so II
aburry to I'LL h6use Of tthe gentleman absE'
mentioned, US he believed there we're robbers II
he house; s.Jing; 'a'st: that the Igeut!em.,,
would be uofasiened, so rs mol to alarm the ras
calls Ssealthily went The officer; quietly b
calmbered over the .aley fence hastily, he n,
aeross the yard i; eagerly be pushed up tue hae
window; pnthinkfugly he thrust his aead int
The opeu window; wLen-NhacL! came some
Thing down upon: his lead With a shock til.
l. made bis brnits whirl, End unnunbered stas
pfousnade befa1e. his. confused ::yisian- III
aossiier' neyer doubted that one Of the bn
glars" Wi" Just cothlng ous;and' 'eneouptere
-hin :. bnt be neeer toew Whas it Vas to expet
|, cnce fesr-so in he clambered, receiving swo-t
three more Of those awful punches meanwhn
, 1859-12-10

An Infant Hoh0ops.~;'
The following curious account Of baboon
family is translated from recent French work,
BIZ II: Boitard, for Goodyit5's IAa1frattd Nasu-
raj. Hiaory: -Li; = ~!
- Tlershave been and still are in the Mensge-
rie Of the Garden Of Plants; Paris, number OF
baboons, and four years ago female who bad
young one furnished one OF The most amusing
md singular spectacles l ever V1tpes ssed: She
was p!aced with it in 4 cage, near tile ohe she
formerly occupied With several otber animals o.
eousIy ugly; but she lavished upon it the most
tender careases. When it wns eight days old,
the door Of communication was opened, and her
male cptered. The mother, seated in tie mid
die Of ,he cage, held the young heir in her arms
precisely g 1 nurse would do uRdeF similar cir.
embraced his mate viii French gss!lHn,fy upon
each side of the :face =; ke then kissed the 1it1e
one: and sal down opposite TO" tho mother, 80
that their knees touched each other. They then
both begsn 10 mnYe their lips Hith rapidlty, ia
king the young one from each.gtbeTs arns, as
! if they were having a mosA animated 'conyersa-
| tim CONCERNING i.
!. "The door xas axain opec I'd, and the baboon
friends entered one afler another, each cnbra-
cling the mother, who, however. -woa1d not nj
| low them to touch the 5oung one. Theyeeated
tt44e11searrs ucirc1e IND moved their lips. AZ
| lf felcnatlnE the happy couple on &ne afflfai OF
/ the son and hsir, and perhaps finding in it q
! marrelQus ,sesennblxnoe toeisher ths father or
i mother. Ths scene was very much like that
which often takes place in ths human family on
I similar occasions, except that VIC suspect the
| felicitations were more hcurtfak and genuine On
! the part Of the brutcs than on that oftheirmore
fatored prototypes.
AL tie babqyns rished to caress tue young
,one but no sooner did one put forward bis
t-ha1d t1ian q gond slap from The mother warned
ed behind her stretched their: hand out silly, slid
| j, under her arm, aud succeeded sometimes, to
:,heif grest joy, in touching she little one with
out the mother perceiving i; particularly when
| correction suun 1aughs them That their indiscre
tiop was observed. ind they quickly retreated
It WIS evident that the monkey mother, thor
oughly acquainted with the requirements OF bel
position, kuew perfeetly we!l hoiv to d,ride bel
! attention between her guests aud her lnfan
charge" ..,
, 1859-12-10
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

7 tOiI-H HtD@oIVAVEA1N~J' NOIIUL--
~ Public yocce hereby k.Ten to III pe.sosa !nsereat~
Common Co soeA Of 1ha CtY of cM.afo t. ase.tAn the
ta1Ees AEl rnca2 das the ueaess Ee.oeea!ey Of
e.senalsa Of Dearborn stteet from Nst!sun sstvt %
Rnnfoe street, II 7s-oetAncs With a osdef paassd
time 70 The amount Of such tAnase seeethef
With the c"s Of fhe p:cstck u7oa the rel stasa ~
% tho hene. fssEE!r u e.ea pazta ot &spaad cseet
s,st ~ os DeemoF1 iss Il he huT :: 10 oaoI L. a.
TOT iAt 3ttpese ot MAKING said ssseesHsaE.
rv.. 6. y. GkAY1 }-.,.
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, 1859-12-10

MASTER SALE.-State Of Iii
f1 nota Cook Crunty s.-su7esic< C"urs Of Chicago:
In CAaresT. AAvafu d. a.:*sd. fsn.ies fos =.
u. atmpe:eaI, ". John u. AnE!sJ. sarah F. murray;
NV Aesk .ld rllAlslf slfhs.-D:l 10 Tasselass a.ss
fusEc no.:ee Is kvtn. that Z g.rsusnes of nssssA
ca~neefy of IL superior su1t of thesso ,i1 Po ihe
fNerron Il nd asY s.n 1t pnhic auclon to the Afs
bidder 70: rnsh the Nnh dpor Ct 3he tonss h":a -
III ty C.e.zn Ia the Couty and ta4s ne
uurn thereof Ely b. Reeesxary to Aas"y eas Ansne o.
s., ,asesest *zd ets situate a ceu:ty q C.ox
a. ss.a o. .syea e. ;hs.n us. fvanetn ~ af,e1 RI
~ s.ssas .ss n.s sssJ e.
tes t.a e-ven tt,, Twelve t3A to9stsn tl4 siteen ~
st,tsen lis, and -eventrtn tt IN block ~
III. numbers ts-.ty -x etv,n IN
a beck Eunh-r four ~; ~ H1npets n:e lo * r.
tt,cn q, xat ~ ~. thteen s} fourteen "a -
t<ra ~ e.sess ~ .tssntEso e;: tsn,e1a w
fvrr;y ,nrse ie+ t1enfy four t2t}. 1NshtF .t~ss
s-sat! ei.hs ts twenty q, md thirty 10 n hss
ns.s. s,st:' ~ e. .t,sa ,s sa5et m
ts3 ts.y-s -slx {3.l. hlnv sE'ea ~! tai:t1e kN t
s.'s :e 81 b; ols asa ts.
;s IN Dc Il numse rig fsl: ~ nuaaHet zee t.1
iset !5 q. t@v 4. s.sn r. q, ,!. ., e e
ans T. ~ ss9s M ng1n: 1 Fl Ven sssh ~ "a III kn
J o. - esvea ,tl twc'se lf7t reer {ii. tou,+esa ~
Attn is tis eeEeassea tl:t :ehsrsn ~. p!sy y,
y, ,ss1ss X aG Ss
T. Iinth.as addition Holsi<in. wheh s.d ID atoa
lid oat 10 th.t ptT .. t4e o9ta fc,ty fto Nn,,a o
s1s ssa soats snd Wes a. saf l!ns;: - "ne
,p,e Wss..,s rh,ne,rv o. ths superior coars Il Ch
Cki.axG. december sth. 15.9- 6ssoa3A !"
, 1859-12-10

Once in, be grasped the supposed burglar;
around went bis club; down went i Jealous hns"
band, IT,. ,:a-'..:..
By this time, the. affair bad created gfeat
disturbance; The vile, Tho had been se*iug up
stairs, called O nelghbor, who came IN stocking
what WAS the matter. The husband, confused
By the blow. on tho: head, no sooner aaw she
F liz ght. than he bounded for~afd, cfutchlug the.
neiyhbor By the throat The candle went on
the Honr radd.vssextinyfsheds the policeman
jumped forward to seize his supposed prisoner,
whom be thought trying to mako bis escape;
the wife screamed nshriil tones-aud there was
iirely tine gepeFally Mhea nnq.sfr % Ee;d shs 1a
zee more confused person tliaa the policeman;
meaner- looking one thzn the hu- band; Or .
more delighted one than the xife, who looked
upoa her husbsndas Justly punished for h1s a.,
geuerou3 suspicious of bar. The Benedict DID
any amount of begging and npologizing-pro,,
missing the officer any amount Of reParation,
and besetched thoss attracted BY the slot, tor:
hta: honor, 10 keep: the mntter d secret. bus
.murder will CUT" If anybody sees any guar
dian Of the peace with slightly green eye, ne
on the subject,
, 1859-12-10

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
- Cox c.: ": -Four: Of co'x eoaa,y F*sra7
Gal*bu uats't ID. Tnaa.a. Fa.t a5a T. 1ss ah91 u.
N4ty E Le 1~-i.a l. Mcclure, Augustus Osssats', Je'
sepi itne l.. DwaeAtty.
Tk 'uaA H. FA:e. Ann D. Lac. Abby u. NulEy Aug.
Musry. AneA I. L<r. tas'a L. Le Mary = ief Josiah
Mcclure. Au:1ssu. pwaes.ts ant *phllc L. DvAhtts
deSto1sE< a1rr uAd wing htea Eel oC9e It ths
Clerk r!:t3u Causs Ut Coos eeu1&y. Sttee hhwhv
xt.tn to 1Ae nd tzs0. H41ssx1t n. T. Fae, AEa
j. LIZ Aosy u. ~ y. A9.astps c Mu;,y, Aara +.
ka.tus pxaeet,r - ssp.ae ~ hts tsa: .sa sc,.
p2uantA 1td tdef ". cf cunI:sne IN SAD Court % ts
caAs<! sde eseo. % ne a3h d.1 Of pseeEs.r ,ss3
.n. ss!t dtferd,ts re'nfaa.. The sa:' Aoresy ot
Perjury 1s6u, Il Is hs ssw required
FasIr, Ana D. Lee. ABBY As.7. Anssq'tus 6. Hsry,
Ne:.urr. Auu-sus u~aea and Josephine l. p~aeateE
CoAtoua.. th+ 1r,t .y u ths ae,t Fstru1y teT,
thssxof be hoeo EhrAsa. In 1M Couhiv. on ths
third n, ads7 = ftrua1y ~ nd pr*d a1s~eT q de
the ulea I'D tlsx. therein eta1te and .tA1ed vi =
tshsn eteA-td AID tetrs- entered atnat you 40
Wal L. CuCRcu. cl-.:.
j. " Cu1cHxx-xa, Coup.I. So,f. ceaa1s3$N
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4 " S C II Q O. L


UNIVERSITY or CHICAGO.
The .et, term viii commerce Jaruary a,h t5o Rnozas
ad,onlns ilels t COLLEGE. S:udsEs ectise at
hc SUCCESS 1t tas 1n.ttut!on has fully cqussd the
meat sautuae tx2e ,.ious o. II. tHsnas .na Iaoni
tcs fnr acquiring legal education here o1tcd un-.
qual'ed III III West. For Circulars e1pls'nn. dq!ss Of
,n.I,s,s ~ Cllca.o lliao!s.
, 1859-12-10
NTOTICETO PROVISION DEAL

N0TICETO PROVISION DEAL
IN EES.
+. q. LAW & co.,
oyrhtc1ro H. tate TITS method Of !a:oEl'.E the u74e
Ga-r cs: co9p.eedt tee
rtes .xu.
r-~-vo4nt hT ,3,e sseeras 3 Co.. OF iasf
ase aow s'tsss f., ~ aGsst - nay
~ 1ch il theY VII; be able 10 40 ek ataa
Gnd PEI 3ay. soj lad cscaso ID s9o h*46 of Peg.
w.rs wl;.aa;ed u sivz ElSsfactcU- Besa1 tkte~
tr-f to .6htre t.ry tat Commission a,lstntt1 IN
nass:. tey hope 70 rcere sers share Or p7tsnnatn
jnna sta tss1!y authorized a=eat tot tie ssap-
retioo o. auT :. d al bus eesa 1ectec With pe
I'D ~ u made with En- fEl be daty honafet
3ANt FAyoElTE. J.n lay.
Dayton. Indiana thaafo' LANCE
xxe9 10 3tu
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39rcss N.:Triihttttt

HJ RALfu wAiIo IAIEtlE

s1 a4lzu w41.1o xx1nsax.
a man there cttae waIeaet hoSe <orl4 1s1. !;
l;ea.inE louehktots in h!H hAnt,
Ard ie +ed iltLiuss Ia elaa4. ''"
EF FtHintHin6 hrsL 90"
Afhonsaud u4nssor nationE rnss.
-. IRON TAR IA 10, lfrotn fo1l IN faIs;
>, TIE Erttta crown h d i not Aha.e ..;.', !
AeEicasn ttt aeggasA esthea.
!. q, heI1oe u j. ri, ised iss.ted 81 tntsa; -
- :. Kr.smAny CHANGED " coi. = and dois.tF :;
-. And cven statnr. u the EDdA =. ''v
!: Cplntlc1 II nea1l 1lst4Sel-. :: s'r'''
-, - 49,; Then ane1!ly The people ziod, -,
''' .'The l4ss ou:walz zhs The p.okt tn, -
-. Oar gopds sudls7 u ~ they M. ,~-!<.
- Va will MT AbavetasmtihtdHt s''''. !
=, B:t snsf ~; saa!s as. . All. ): ..>.-
-r. TO check hfs Ia1eIeu:tne 9uea-, ~. :.
..s Tsey SIZED y, :s5laE . L. hlua tsst' =
''. Eut thergh THY slew him zlth their sxords-
And Il ths fre Tic thrchstane burned.
;.- IT. d.dnEs could 1oi te SattGfaed.t .
1. i. LII uat4laEs sE2taRd. - T. = i--s !:
r. And 9hs5, to E!o2 II fu1:ure harm. J.
- They s'teNe" t.ls aebe1 @tp bs* ese.,. :,
They 1nt.e guesttd each g1ata Of taess :.
Conveyed the 2tsfee: CHARM. .r.