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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-04
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
T o r S A L E.

I u Il > a l. Il.
JITISHING to make other q vestments, wepfo
w posetO seIlalIo our RealEstatein Dayidsonco. =,
asfoIlows:
That Suburban Residence.
situated on the FrankIih Turnpike, within halfa mile
of the city aud opposite the residence late Jo-
seph W. Horton. This is. perhaps, the most com
manding site the vicinity of Nashville, and IS
most ounIry residence. The house will be
sold with IL or acres Ofland thepurchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm.
known asthe Sims Tract situated on the smith Tarn
pike (oI Lebanon road) within three miles Of Nash
Vile Containing $50 The soils good, IT is well
watered aud tinbered and be divided into small
tracts oftwenty acres upwards, al of which
admirably adapted for country residences, market
gardensaDd dairy arms Also that
Beautiful Farm.
onsame road now occupied rs T. C- HcCampbell,
and formerly owned by fOm Harding, containing
ebout $50 acres. This place is so well known as to
need further description 1t will also be divided
10 suit purchasers T.C. McCampbell illshowt hese
places u any one who viii call
AIithe above property Will be sold on reasonable
terms and a creditOf one ,two ,thrce and four
years - -
AppIytoA IS. LIndsley Nashville or to either
oitheundeTsIgBed.
THOS. c McCAAPBELL,
Six miles, rom Nashville.
| ). A MC(!AMPBELL,
anrI Nashville.
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From His ExceIlency, Gov. G Il. MOrehead, and
Thos ). Page, Esq, State Audtor.
To WM. IL. SETTLE, Esq, LOuisgiiis, Ky Dear SIR:
We have been and using your ''Vesper Gas !"
ana are perfectly sltsGed with s utility. II gives
suiI bril- liant and beautiful light, and Is perfectly
secure from explosion IL is very cheap aud eco
nUmical use, aud Of far less cost than any other
light We are satisfied tnat II viii soon be adopted
by all persons who have Not the opportunity oil OBJ
taining gas, and also whom gas :s accessible anu
with ~ huIn cheap in the original Uutlay for TX
lures the continual expens Of burnag is an 90
ject- ,,,.,,r,n
Yours, &C., C. s AoREHEAD,
THuS. ;. PAGE.
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NAsHvILLE, Dec. 1879.
From y. d. Gross, Nashville

From y. ID. Cross, Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. II, 1859. .
MESsKs. T. H. TAYLOR 4 Co: have had n for
abUuI SIX months H4tst, OF your VesPer Gas
Lights, anl II gives great pleasure 10 state, mat
regard tar superior - ANY other portable ght
that nave met with.
It's simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
ol expl ,sJn, clcanHnsss, steatnoss, and purity OF
hshI are qualities that must recommend Il 10 any
one v no ~IIitry IL. IL gives light which me,
seems 10 equal brliiiancy TO tae ordinary gas
light. Very RSsPectially,
These are oaly very few OF the testirnoa ais We
have. Clh ald examine for yourself, at No. ~
CoIlouade Building. C1crry street Ssslvlile feap.
THOMAS IL. TAYLOR q co. i
JIni2-If
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Home Testimonials.
Fro.n tue Rev. p. :. Fan, Nashville.

FrU.1 lue Rev. p. :. Fail, NasnvIiIe.
NASHVILLE, Dec, ~, 1853.
Col. I. H. TAYLOK--Desr SIR have used for some
time one CT tue Vesper Lamps and beg leave 20
express obligations To you Tor having introduced
IL TO my To persons living il the country or
in parts OF the city where gas cannot be had, or
vino may desire a light much more economical than
gas-ind the same time fully equal TO 1t IN umi'
IAung poweT-ths apparatus will prove desdera-
tum
regard this the most beautiful and most useful
invention for procuring, al small cost, the adVan
l.ges of gas hight that l have ever seen at the
sAiIse time that perfectly ssieIn explosion being
inlpUSsibie-nd thc lar1ps simple la constitution
and managed with ease.
Very truly yours,
z. s. FALL.
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From Seabury & Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes u brilliant aud beautiful
light that IS cheap and portable, ami perfectly safe
The cons true OF NespeF Gas burner and the
rctorI perfectly simple, that II cannot &c. out
uf order, nor can II explOdc.
The management OF abe burner Is easily unde r
stood and requires but ttls more attention To keep
Il clean good order than ordinary gas fixtures
rue llgut produced by the Nssper Gas We consider
raay equal IN every respect, 70 any other kind OF
Gas light. -
JOHN ". SEAEURY, .
IT,. ShABURY,
Ii. >. PEACH.
Dec.
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W. II. SETTLE-Dcar Afer having made a
thorough examns OF the Ecsper Gas ,, ia rela-
ton To illuminating pewer chem cal composition
etC do not tie ~ recommend It as being sa
fer ana more economical well as possessing great
er intensity OF illumination than any other material
in
In the abaratory it is superior to the alcohol as
means of obtaining heat, and will be found OF in
valuable " the d uggist we'll as the manu-
IactuFiag chemist.
CHAS. ". WRIGHT, VI. u.
Prof Of Chemistry in the Ky, School Of Medicine,
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Tin Roofing.
Extra Family Fieur.

rSn BARRELS Ext-a F4aaliy Flour mana alactur-
lou 81 ffom ehoi-e Waite waeAt, 10 4Tnvs
nsris-f NIZuI., HOOPER 90
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LOUISVILLE. KY :, Sep. S, 1853

C. s. NOREHEAD,
Thus. =. PAGE
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TESTIMONIALS. 5.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly
tested the merits of the Vespcr Gas or Air Light
pronounce il the best and cheapest light now kAo~n
Numberless stimouials being received daiiy
from ali quarters youChIng tor the excellence OF TIL;
light u few of which gwen below.
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NeShannock Patataes.
sCHUETZE * LUOoLFF,

nS BAgRE. : 20 arrive to-asy ana for sale sy
! { - marI5-tf AIZEII., HOOPER = 10.
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After Nay Ia, 1850. sol BROADH4f, tt'o
doors from The S. Eiaholas Hotel.
IN. stereoscope Is the fsruefi1e- faE<resing,
ssrsasaizg asEsiAg, and eeitiAg of modern inTen-
Ms None are Too vsuag aons TOO DID, faseRi-
Sd sezt EaSdEeaEf, 70 ~isdge is worth
So No hone IS complete withou, t. and II must and
will ps1setTdsS Sse1yrAere
II present.. . yoar vler every part Of the word
in al the Tei b0l4aess, Per1eio<, and ahaTPaess Of
dad, as II you were On the SPIT
!, Photographers every where exploring Europe,
vi the beautifai and results Of Lksr su
g sLlndy ezrickisg stock
- We have an flslmsase variety OF paper Views Of
p Scenes Paris Lsadoa, Esgianc ,c9- I'D Ireland
no Wales, France Belgium, Holland gtzerand, SPUN.
n, The Kline Versailles 81 Cloud, tOataineblesg.
Land Cbins IHGia, Crystal Palace aiz0 Gr0Epe HIS
CO torcal amusing, nIrrage scenes, scenes
M pic ncs sfatu4ry &c &c Al ezqEtsit> GssoTfH1eH
~ Of HlaBsiatsd Interiors Of Palaces, Churches and Ca
= thedraIs Of France, Itaiy, &C. Se ihe ede't
va Evzsr ezxrrEx<s v'KsIIa zzD SzzIsED TASTE
should have n his drawing room some of our ez-
10 euisste E<r with revolving stercoscope,
81 shOWis IL. %, 100 scenes Nothing Can De
So more fas mating. and one c "ner no greater treat
IS Anfhsny' Insant Ene1s StereOscOpe Views the
ana latest PhOt graphc wonder They are taken In the
50 foStih pdTt f second, and eysry thing no mailer
h01 rapidly may be ss0ciHg is depicted as sharply
and distinctly II it had beea perleOtly at rest
ITdis gives additional value for u the beauties
inssimaLe aids the ehzT1a Of life and mo
r. The process Il discovery OF our own, and
beng 1tnEnOeCR Ebyopc,e rCee1se from AOBoOD
and Paris large orders for Anthony Is instantaneous
Views Of American life and scenery.
Among things have just puolIshed Stere-
e oscopic illustrate Of Ine sceHc OF the FULroS
SIExEI PKAYEz azEIISGs, ia which many hearts feel
no interest The PARTICULARS OF this viii be found
vi in our Catalogue.
OuR CAIALOGCK OF subjects and prices will be for
warded to any adcress On receipt Of a stamp
ed PaT-s = distance sending Us 80 -, SIo, SO
hi . S20 or 50 have god INSTRUMENT and such
a pictures a. they may request, sert By EzpTeSs
yexs alone, (sIthodI InstrumeEt) caA De sent by
ksmdu.
st Parties who wish be advised OF every thing real
Iy valuable the hue that comes out uay send us
r. their to place record and ~ll Keep them
" posted at eXpeHse-
AZ Men OF leisure will ind photography most faSc
mating ana delightful amusement We are prepared
" TO hE everS tning uecesslay Tor
OF their success LIgether with instructions ''Ho" t.
:. E.ANTRONY,
Importer and Manufacturer OF Photograph Ala
AZ teriaIs, SLereoscOpes and SteTcoscopIc Views
tn S- Merchants from every section OF the country
I'm respectfully IyiLed % make al examination OF
our STOCK, discount to the trade viii be ib-
II eral-
an To oProtographers.-First class stereoseoPic Ne
gatiyes n
send by mail print unmOunted, with price Of Ne
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SIKH Mnrd nLnss nLne,Inr.

The Mass Meeting called at the County
Fair Grounds on Kinsman street, last even
ing was great success in numbers and spirit.
The amphitheater Of seats (holding from
1000 to l2OO) were filed to oyerhowing, a
good proportion being ladies, and for large
space about the seats and the stand, which
was erected just in front of the seats, the
crowd was so dense that scarce another
could have been crowded into it. At least
5000 persons were on the ground at the COM
mencement of the speaking.
Hon. Hiram Griswold first spoke, and
gave solid speech full of truth and argu-
ment. Being late upon the ground, we were
unable to hear Mr.. Griswold
\. Theme, Esq, followed with a German
speech, which reached a large portion Of the
audience who could not understand the Eng
lish speeches.
Hon. F. T. Bacllus was next called upon.
He briefly reviewed the history of our coun-
try in connection with the slavery question.
He spoke of the Republican doctrines, of
free homes for all, the tariff, our harbor I'M
provements, &c, with good effect, and re-
ceived hearty applause. We regret that
want of space prevents anything further
than brief notices of the speeches.
During Mr.. Backus' remarks, the Wide
Awakes arrived from town. They were head
ed by the Hecker Band. The East and West
Side Goces were united and made splendid
show with their torches. They marched
around the ring, and performed a number
of eYolutions. They then marched to their
places upon the stand of seats, and ranging
themselves upon the back seat, remained
there during the exercises, their long line of
blazing torches being an augury of the line
of brilliant victories which are to attend
the Republican cause. An immense crowd
attended the Wide-Awakes through their
course, adding thousands to the throng
already upon the grounds. At the conelu-
sion Of the speech of Mr.. Backus, and at the
word of command, half hundred and more
Roman candles sent up their balls of fire into
the air, making magnificent display. The
meeting then adjourned after loud and hearty
cheers for the speakers, for Carl schurz
and for the Republican cause. It was an
immense meeting, well arranged and carried
out
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These views are attracting much attention
in England, and are worthy Of consideration
in this country. There are in the public
schools Of New York alone more than half a
million Ofpupils in those Of all the states
to these the young persons undergoing in
struction in private schools and colleges, this
number wOuldperhaps be doubled. All these
are interested in whatever relates 10 the
discipline Of schools. Society at large is no
less interested in 1t because these children
will soon become its leading members, and
give tone to its politics, its manners, its
literature, and, in short, its whole lite.
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE l. INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2ll Superior st., (gp stairs
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR sALF on FYCHANCF

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A FARM Of l26 acres, IL miles from this city, with
new house and barn, large and built in good
style; young orchard Of choice fruit; q variety
Of soils, part sand loan and part bottom land;
well watered BY springs. iii take city prop
erty, or 10 20 ~ acres near the city in part pay
and part may remain on bond and mortgage
for long time. SO per acre.
SAhDUSkf-HOuss and lot to exchange for one in
this city. 500.
YESTRY ST.-House and lot to exchange for small
farm. Sly3D0.
BUSINESS PROPERTY on Superior st-A large
brick building we'll located, and leasehOld Tor
Is years. viii take one half in western lands
OF other good property, balance mostly on time
PERRY bI.-Near Prospect, good one and q hall
story house and lot, very cheap at sll00
UNIVERSITY HEIGHfS-aOuse and lot to ex-
change for q small farm.
NEWTON ST.-HOuse and lot 10 exchange for Can
ada land.
AN IMPROVED FARM Of l92 acres, 3 miles from
Railroad Station, In Northern Illinois; lO9
acres under cultivation; house, barn, &C.; Sl7
per acre. house in this eity, say s2,UOO, will
be taken in part pay.
ia ACitE Is in north part Of Indiana 2 miles from
the Toledo and Chicago Air Line Railroad, and
Ofamila from large village with mills, fac
tories, &C, with d small house and other i'm
prOyements; wen watered; soil black sandy
loan. Exchange for a house and lot in the city
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CLEVELAND, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY I3, 1860.

lands Band and orchestra, in which Miss
Mary L. Segur, Mrs H. P. B. Jewett and
Messrs, E. @. Rouse aud J. P. Holbrook as
sisted. A large number were in attendance
and much pleased with the concert.
In the course of President Hitchcock's re.
marks, he stated that the indebtedness Of the
Institution had been reduced from about
$4,000 to about $4,000.
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eLEvELAxD, July II, 1860

VII IIaNNWi "IIII AII IVVV'
Mr.. EDIToR-I wish through the columns
of your paper to return my most sincere
thanks 10 those young men who exerted
themselves in trying to recover the body Of
our dear little Willie, and likewise to those
who rendered me and my family such sub
stantial aiI in our deep afilietion.
Mrs H. L. MoRGAN.
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Western Reserve College commencement.

Western Reserve College Commencement.
The Annual Commencement Of the West
ern Reserve College, was held yesterday, at
Hudson. The day was fine one, the sun
shining brightly but a cool breeze obviating
any inconvenience from the heat. The ex-
ercises were held in tent, as heretofore,
located on the College ground next the Lii
brary Building. The tent was filled with
spectators end listeners, from the town, the
country about, and many from this city.
Upon the stand were President Hitchcock,
the Faculty Of the College, Trustees, His
Excellency Gov. Dennison, the Orator of the
day, George Sumner, Rev. Caleb Pitkin of
Hudson, the oldest clergyman on tho West
ern Reserve, and other invited guest.
Leland's Band occupied a portion Of the
stand, and furnished excellent music during
the day. Leland's Band is one of the regu-
lar institutions of the annual College Com
mencements, and is always expected to
add to the pleasure of the occasion.
The following was the
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Prayer by the President.
hUsIc.
SALuTARl IN LATIN-Edward Henry Gay
lord Victoria, Texas
ORATION-Conseryatis an Element in Re
form. Samuel Cheney Williamson, Ran
dOlph
ORATION-Milton rs connected with the Polit-
ical Events in his time. Charles Collins Ash
mum, Hudson.
MUSIC
GRAFTON The Fatality that governs Men.
Silas Minor, Wainfeet Center, e. W.
ORATION-Politics as q Science Allan ThOni-
as Brinsmade, Chagrin Falls
Music
ORATION-1he Alchemy Of Nature Grin
Barnes Thompson, Jersey
COLLOQUY-The Electrical Theory Of the Uni
verse. Samuel Cheney Williamson, Ran
dOlph.
Dr. w iseacre. >. 4. W illinmson
Farmer. ...................L, IL. Delano.
Gentleman. .........,... IA I Brinsmade
HUslc.
ORATION-The Shadows we cast Edward
Henry Gaylord, Victoria, Texas,
ORATlON-The Workman that needeth not TO
be ashamed William Writ Mnc0mbeT, West
field, n, \.
MUSIC.
PHILOSOPHICAL GRAFTON Philanthropy
test OF Progress Lewis Habijah Delano,
Stowe, VI
GRAFTON, with the YALEDICTORY AID
DRESsES-A Book the best Monument.
Moses George Natterson, WarreRsville.
Degrees Conferred.
BenedictiOn.
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Tup NoEru ANEHIcAN SENGERBuND FEsTl- |
v,L-The 4 ssOciated German Singing soei-
a,;os of,he North. to the number Of twenty
sro or t,irty. are to devote a week to song
IA social festivities in Buffalo, commencing
on the 23d inst. Among others, the Socie-
,;as of Poston. New York, Brooklyn, Phila-
delpbia, Albany, Pittsburgh, Allegheny City
newark Columbus, Cleveland, Sandusky'
Tolodo Tlen Akron, Detroit Milwaukee,
R,;s Dnukirk. Rochester, Syracuse, Canan-
: ao;ona Toronto and Preston have given OIL
cisi announcement Of their visit to Buffalo
n For tbe Monster Concert The immense aePo'
= # ,he ccntral Railroad, on Exchange street
has beop secured, and tremendous ehoru
Is ofgix hundred voices, with an orchestra L
g u,o,cb viii rouse the Fatherland memorie
i' og tbemast musical people on earth.
be The Express says the programme oi Pre-
les ceedings during the Festival has been al
ranged a. follows; g
On MopdaF. the 23d inst, the visiting .
= .;ot;.s viii be welcomed at the St. Jan'
i JIs1,-In tlf, evening a reception concert
a. - Sooicties and musicians Of this CITY WI
70 he piven in the same han. .,. 6
5od 5Sdi TFnesday viii be devoted to rehearsals /
{, a. o~ond monster concert which taxes pia
N n t6s Central Depot that evening.
~ "wednesday forenoon the business nleelli
Il re Association win be held IN the
Ta,nss ., II, The afternoon, in the salns pia' I
-. concert will take place, the Soclet
conpeting with each other N singlns l na NJ
snIendid silver goblet, valued al p lOV, VIZ,
n was manufactured in Buffalo ior lhe oe..sl ...l
owed The pTiEe viii be awarded by eon'ill.lt' .,
lthsr critical Judges. In the evening the 'lsl. 1
own win be invited to banquet al S'' 'A'
sses, isS Hall. -, ,,rocsss
I hpe formed. 10 march through the streeu!
the ont 10 the beautiful grove near Colo oprIl III
ale Of S,rnerly known as Granger now Monl
lsEs, ,Tbere tbe day will be spent in picnic les.
lsnd. - We understand that all Organlzai
P''-' = he civ military and civic, who are
- to ioin the procession with the mus
-, 49, So;Ht;ss will be cordially welcomed
toO.f't teIst hat many viii turn out, and rend'
;.,1osing Less -, a possible. Gen. scrOggs
. 81 - ebief marshal of the procession III
5sv evening. there will be grand ns'il a 2,
ON 81 Ja,nes liisil. the music for when wa
e am S1;tsliv srl furnished by Poppenberg Banc
e-2 u the Union GOrnet Band. .v.,
buiie- Friday will be given to a greal 80 -,
= ss-'' TO Niagara Falls, IN which everyDouy '''
sa wife win join.
az oAafid. On Saturday the general break up wi
O. cur.
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~ Read the advertisements Of Geo. D.
Beck 4 Co, on second page. They keep a
full assortment of groceries and provisions,
and sell at low rates. Their reputation as
fair dealers is too well established 10 need
endorsement at our hand.
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BI~The Panorama of Pilgrims Progress
will be exhibited on Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock, to give Sunday School children an
opportunity TO attend Admittance will be
10 cents
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

tieo- d. lick a Co-Potatoss aud aour.
Hanna, ,:trrctson 4 Co-Pleasure Excursion 10
Lake supe sior.
Perry Prrntiss-Attschmen notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

1zs- A large iron safe, Office desks and
furniture will be sold at auction this morn
ing, with the groceries, at the store recently
occupied by ]. NJ. Cummings Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

S- Now that the heat of summer is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought to
perform its useful service in laying the dust,
which is already a great annoyance. B. P
Bower gives his attention to Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness and expedition,
and at reasonable prices. His shop is on the
east side of the Public Square. RIO
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FOR SALE.
LAKE ST.-West Of Erie, double two story hOuse
and four small houses, and lot 50 BY IL IT, with
alley side and rear. 500.
l03 ACRES IN NEWBURGH-4 miles from the
Court House, we'll located a good road; will
sell the whole Or part. SO per acre.
MUIRSON ST.-NeNt to corner Of Superior; house
and lot 81 by I32 feet: cheapa slOlU.
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An Old Veteran Gene.

DAVID EDDY, veteran of the war OF 1872,
died yesterday afternoon after short illness
of three DAYS, in the SD year of his age.
INST, at 10 ''''1
deceased are respectfully invited to attend
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Aaettait SalEa.
IT0TTON SALE.

mHE OLD COURT HOUSE. ON
ne Public square viii be 90 soia ~ ~ B5stS dly ol
,T,5 an the premises, On 544tuiaasi st.' =
tit,3iIs next al O'Clock z. M 49,. cha buile,
be saie viii be made % eoneio9S9 , sS " hp1ust ReTt
- sisii bs removed By the 1llh a9y ol Az 80
~ - r'l7de known on oay On slle. t-s,,,.-o
By order q County Comm RM iFIii.IFB,
CLERK Of the Board
huaitor,s once, CuyAhsEa Coz JuA' "a lS0V.
f93dEW
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N u GOLOMONSON,

yRt0rIOAL AND SCIENTIFIC oRfICi-AlA.
- - lIsrgs.t assortment Of the most approved
80 of sPECTACLEs. An his Glasses = laeilsL
-. n. f4r sighted, ere ground under DIS e{th
i1spS5tion, bY machinery Of neE con m cases,
~ 1rfsf care 30 a. 70 suit the e e. N ~ ~ az
ti- Vre.ts.e-s Di7gness or Inflammation q ~
sS,I iTrSriine strength for long reaqipf oi mug
sewing. ,ta bo-r, inform the
5biic that he never employs any one ID tus say "
De - 49, splendid asgortInent % sPt GbAto1.5
,lTrpneflil PES, CUMHAsSkS, Gc-s Kept on llliu i
~ ARTIE I.ll,a, IelAb y - inserted "i'no1' E''-
e. perfect as IN 2s7 SUPERIOR STREET,
tshlI - . V. |. N.oe.slg o.....
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No. d South side Pnhlic Snnare

REPUBLICAN FLAGs-Sherman L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. 123 River street, manufac-
lures and has on hand for sale, nautical and
display flags with the names of the nomi-
nees for President inscribed upon them,
which he is prepared to furnish vessel own
ers and captains at low prices. jun25-SO2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

Es- he Hecker Band will give free
concert on the Public Square this evening.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

GS- For the best qualities of segars, To-
Dacco and Snuff, go to B. G. Dietz, III supe-
riOr street.