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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-20
Valuable tarm for Sale.

CONTAINING lG srrss. AssA STAT.
- coieivasoa thirds farru
- a .eeaAAaes 81 s~v~e kisQ Ssock ~sser. and
oaaessa ssr g>natag DeaAsW- Il good 0esin Farm.
III fnRrossnesss 49, vrs9s Hoes, alasss i.rxs
h.Ds uDrn ae1 eecs.rnFy osse1Edines Besss~d N
uiho negeA - RScAac0d. Al
- 0onss nsa1 raaaiae sAs0A essa esssy Nv
aDd aa1nesSAr Asrahss cd on - spa6 o1 ~.
1FsAsg pnssas1lnn ell sAAEss
ARxJ. SYRauAN q
JESH8 C0vRTN,
1teAnaoA hi
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Blacksmithing ana Hame Making

WILSON n MEEK.
HAVE fst-e ns~ shop. on sDsfhssreef fnmsos
stssv hack o. ne a. a W 9ssn>s where tA~,
prepares xnas Of Bis1ksgiahng. and eshsS
10 their fa.. They have pat mp one Of Besdy =
ssn-s. Esxaes zsa ss-refsr> prepares to -
premgy rh-apss all kinas 81 wrou<hs NIL ~ork
bridges and IN shas everything th< pafic
They also sfve1y sngsGsz IN the naes
Of
GCNSIyCTTAw anA the yANEMAN
WOODEN HAMES
Thee Tzxsxs the spug ef 0o6. AeA
zn1 H1<ksry renfs hssIns IT, nsees
shape xyetA<Da ttesssse ssp~ssr te si
eaiy in ths Q s<sfes
al stA~ss being ssvssehs ssakev
fh<y q1sss ans 6nlsh- SD the pubsI<
then
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-20

N0W OPKNKD
BY GLEN SCOTT & BRO,
large and desirable stock seeds direct srsn
sn the tines Thankful for the Ser. patronage Of
this eomn,anisy the past shal
BE shs the present season 10 offer that viii
guarantee eeotiHuAnes Of the We good
quality Of goods and 10. and regular and
~ se are DESTROYS OF reducing car sesinesst 10
CASH BASIS
.e have marked goods especially Nth vie. Of At
tact thai class Ct eusers. .hiie TIE time ~
are wiling accommodate pronPs paying eassossrs On
short time
Carpetand House Furnishing
ID e r a e r VI r VT.
I'VE Keep the hes. ."a only complete A...rtn.s.
Velvet Brussels tapestry Insr.n Three Ply Two Ply.
AL Wool h-np aIso eolered and
4. aoor OIL eIoh- green vinsos Hel and. s.ss
esors different .iath. With rollers hxtnre. cord and
and Wool Dsms-k Ginaps- Leops. rasseis aud Gilt
corniee complete hua and printed -indo. paper
cLEA SCOTT q BRO Sign Of the Pet Lamb.
So Also
Will re fsund the .isa the PEI Lamb Cotton Yarn.
THREAD thread. .nd thu dwhte aud eoi'd '~rpet
cotton batting. carpet and leather tsven
bags Sc smess BY theho1en bale, "tas issses
umbrellas, psrasos. hats and cars creekery &C..
GLEN. sCukI BRO.
and
complete stock of GOOD and hoys ladies. and
misses and ehsrens boots shoes oxford ties.
GLEN SCOTT & BRO
The best largest stock Gloves and stock
ings in Richmond at III. Pet Lamb Store Rsnsnter
N-A asme M ben .ar' the PErlAMB.
p g. All kinds Of merchantabie produce taken in sx
change for Goods.
Richmond, April. Is. 1860. 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

BARR's geIebrstedIi Iit5 Rroof sA E.Es. &C., at man
Giieturers, Price. ..... augl:s24
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24


Fort -Moultrie at the mouth Of Charleston
harbor, is named In h6hot of Gen. William
MoultEie, one of the, bra3est patFiUts of the
American re0olatiDn, Rhog gained memora-i
be victory at the fortress pFer q British
squadron, June 2sth, 1916, Moultris was "a
native OF South Carolina, y and Of Scottish
deseentai He early esPoused the cause Of
American Independence, and in March, l776,.
'Wasordered TO construct a fort on Sullivan
Island, at the mouth OF Charleston harbor,
and was engaged upon the work when the
British feet appeared off the coast BE was
advised to abandon the fortress, as General
Charles Lee, his superior officer, declared 1t
was no better than "a slaughter pen.N But
Houltrie had faith in his own work, and de-
Tended the fort with great skill and valor, and
drove away the enemy. One British ship
was lost and two others were so Tiddled as to
almost become wrecks. The loss of the enc
my was 222 killed aud wounded The Amer
leans had eleven killed and twenty-six
wounded The fortress was hardly injured
by the Ere OF the British Squadron, and
when the battle was over every gun on the
Tort, but one, was still In position. The de-
termination and codrsge Of Moultrie in this
engagement ELECTED great praise, and the fort
was by universal assent named in honor ofits
skllfll builder and gallant defehdef.y
ErlHEN ruf lLllL -li--- d - "a a
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plsposItIo6 dr -.

The Havana correspondent o. the N. Y.
Tribune Writel; s4I3fTaG
Z, ''Fhs crews and oficets Of the American
barks Wild FIRE and William, have FIVE learn
from Key West yesterday ], been acquitted BY
a jury of theiEncOuntry! The 1nutinesrs Of
the bark Ohampion, have not Jet been tried.
butit is probable they viii not escape so
lightly Mr., Savage, Vics-CoRsul Of the
United States at Havana, Is detained at Key
West, as a witness in the case of the crew Of
the Champion, be having been the Police
Magistrate committing them for trial. a4
The iR4amous yacht Wanderer, was sold
yesterday Is clean American. propertF, to
American citizens, for $l5,eOe, about half
her cost. She IS 10 clear for New Orleans,
and thence as Southern rights and Soathern
interests may ditectL f9Bably to visit the
Cbast Of Africa for epiigrants, either. ; for
Cuba or such other place AS may be con-
FenientP .ao1pdl i7tl iraa1i iil.ii ni''''l iiia
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!. RopUhIIvs ! aIeo;ib6 3 Aahtabula %.

p Repphilgsl 9les,ihS h AshtabuIa Co.
4 Republican meeting of the Citizens Of
AshtabuIa, Co. is called to-day at Jefferson,
at II, o'elOeb 70 take into esRsidsFAtion ths
present condition Of the country end the duty
of Republicans. :, The O .As Ashsabuig Sentinel
d d ,st, aiIf fuuti I'd t1iar .,nrnge4 tT'H 3hI =
gnY1sr puiun,sad vou "a W nfHf 9ui su' Nui
anfs tEg ,,, - az 81. ~ az ,oersn
of AshtAbula have na more compromises to
naake,with orime---they will compound 10
more fei6ulbsA Athey win surrender no more
rights. They have yielded all bnt Rdnhoo d
for peace. PtdttteV tDfit maintain. Let them
come to this meeting, and say, in tones that
cannot be1mistaken ltif6t no more shall be
yielded % thetyganny of'the South; and let
item sgy 70 the Rep1th licans, every where
that when anoaher inch Of teTritoFyis given
TO that desp9tie Fule, Or another compromirs
made, by RepubliOansV votes, the Republican
majority of Ashtabula and the Reserve is no
more
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

~ NIATA NAILSt
ComH0a and Charcoal Sieet Iron,
JUNEATA BOEBER PLATE, .
EHIEG fDDW AND BLISTER 8IEE.L, STEEL
rae PL0H WINGS, BAR IRON, CR0T5E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

fslOns, BOils a. tod Sores Bstefs Btri Ard soalds
ID CUTS Bruises nd epraiuE, Swelling of th5 Joints
RingWOrm All ,EetterJ 10 Brakel Breasts ffogted
keet and Chil h1aips, Ioothaohas Paa IN thsfaoe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

The New York Tribune says.i a. golden
shower has begun 70 pbnE in upon us. Last
Saturday CalifOrnia sent us a million. on
Sunday the Europa brought us $540,O from
England, The Etna came on Tuesday with
$3.50, 900, on wednesday de Atlantic brought
se6o,OOO and yesterday came tie Persia,
with s3, loo, 600, to which tie Quaker City,
nom Havana, added $107J ms, and the Bo-
russia nom Hamburg, 81 Z sos making the
5eeeip59l 81 yesterday s., ,22ki2Is -0r- s., s45,-
,5ic 5ao sles can saturday last. Comment may be
p I'M - go niAi1,l.1 linIArs lilil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

1t is currently reported here that for the
last three days strong effort has been made
by Gen. HaIney and some Of the territorial
appointees, to have Gov. .Medary proclaim
martial Law in these lower counties, but that
the Goferhori is very pm cti6ohs il his refu-
sal. Ihave reason to believe that such is
the case and that ihigh pressure means have
been used to induce the Governor to suoeumb.
It is hoped BY All who have any regard for.
the future welfare Of this community, that no
such step viii be taken, for the time is. not
yet when the Chief Executive of the Territory
can truly proclaim that Eykihs, Linn and
Bourbon counties are in state of insurrec-
ton. Should such fatal policy be adopted,
there is no predicting the end % At this very
hour learn that the Missouri militia and
Yolunteers to the number Of 700, reached the
line of the Territory, only Eve miles from
this place, last evening. Medary is inhexibly
opposed to their crossing the line under any
cifcdn1stanees, as be wen knows that 'bedlam
viii run loose here from that moment. Gen.
HaEney il known to be uhserupuioas in these
matters, ard Therefore Cav. 1TedarTy feels that
he needs "holding in" Any one, to see the
Indian fighter, Y6nld admit that the poets
pen was dipped none too deep when he wrote
Of him. .rd 9ii .saq17s s7i-i4 fTfaitl" l' E iii.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

DRBPARE AGAINST FIRE. -
Constnufl7 On hrnd aad far sal6 1y the agsnt at
DIS depot NO. Q6 Superior street large ussgEtment
81 those Justly celebrated WILDERB PATENT
.EAlAuAND8s7sAt NJ 70 Hlich the altention Of
the public Is called, h. K sREfkOhDS- o..
- lab3d&W, e..a7sar.r ia..l-a4vr feH a-sHw f0 -
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"a 1imantial.
GnqtapLaas..

FRA AM ES--- ,--.,--. -----.
FOR sfAfsPIsA RI AND H1s iFFIryDs
fr.-o And fILhAGE BLACKSMITH.
Made eood and elesp az 10 u sARGEANT's,
isbl9 -z-z4zall L ---.-a .za 2l2 slRffiQr street
GEy EN- "A W A VA "a FIN q
EIo Ihyse Dollar Aagazinsi can, b had CO only
1nree y qilafH, A. i1 gf .is rli1-g ibAka4hALiSo
g5-e5plllsisfo s4-l 77Vhe L1a e9tf Marble sleek.
g5sJ .bsssbiaug3 xI.aIsfI sd lie 10og sdI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

The ootreapopdep pt the Cipeinlat Com
mercial gives a sketch ps the House Of Rep.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

purse will Justify. --...- ----.~-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

~ D .-DsA e. l4-l AW1s It-1.L AlHl
.e,@ .zs-- = PARIbANa AhS5ES,w
lIE--- ------- 700 % .-iBf I udE aJiuw Oh
elegant i dssis4 and and W0Fktnansip. ---.-l7o}
lfs-- zci1i- o1 -snl Bd s. ...... tei-rt.
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VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,

FAMILY MEDIOEEE OF THE gAGE / n
TAKEN aINTERNALLKJIT
~ Cures Sudden lolda, Coughs -, ITol[ B tom
Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA Or 1ndigsIfiol' lramp
aud Pain IN Stomach Bowel Complaint, Painters
Zone Aslalle % Sii9leIa5 " 90 ana " s3nsey
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

3 IIAYING TOOLS.-SYTHESI
Snaths, Rakes, sythe-stohes &C., tor sale By
f4.Ii7-ar si 81 tHf- f.ffi 7lCH X -KATNOHDS, p.
rls uuals 20 .sirl't rqI01A IS Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

ID OGERs SILVER PLATED
III WARE.-The best ware in America. Sold
EeT6 only By CQWLES B CO., (.
'fu 1l9 Wsddst Hpu5e-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

+, -TEWELRY.-NEW7 JEWEIRY
"a fine ussortmsnt quite new, just received
. fhis day. Gail sud see it. ~ -1l
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rE Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry, 2gy'E ,,5 Z.
I..f fs4 fs 9fu1 -HEM ,ITlauO " snlHnfhHA i'i ~
LYMAN's PATENF METALLICy SQLEs
A Nsig EtpsatiOala ~ aaaa Grsst Improvement pS :.

4 Being thin metallic substancep placed either hs
tween the upper leathsF and ths seies or betWesr
the outer and inner scless rendering then pereGly
WATERPROOF, doing aw,,YlYith The use Ot Ilftb
bars for ordinary wetweathers keepnE the Feet dry
and warm, thus promoting the haalth and oomiori
of thd weardf ARD recommended bY every ieiaI
" h0 as seen them. .1nvir utau
These SolssH easily applied RsH kinds Of Reotl
and Shoes thick thtnrsewed or pe1ged, adding bu
"a tF8 to the cost and rendrinR double and triblt
lsOles unnecessaEVa r rtYfTnrf hnr sIrtHu II
Having purchased the exrlgsiEe zight Of thiI eits
and county, am now prepared to supply all De.
mands Tor this most desirable RTpisotie1 rths Feet
.r-s rraa-i ~ T. G. sH0LES- g 7
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.e9niaiaal5s Boots aud S&StSsR!$ I1's

44REA0EW0AI' "a
MISSES
] 70 ana W
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ne Celebrated NsW Englsnd RsmsdF Tor
H48I4gAL. 4.l.I;Il "a. J. I coEs gIR1 NIO on
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.aaEeaidinle.s..5. z. /.
DR.. SWEETS

b ,a.,li, d.i ytRll1EltlR 81. saT
l''' ''7''' Dr., SWEEPS 57-'5T,l ! :
Fa1lB a j. III. % i i@ lTEIMENT,
b. idsiT rni ,als TEH sias1 enue .l
j, GREAEg EKEERNAL RELIED 7, 7di
FOB RHEUMATISM, e6UT, NEURALGIA.
! lls zni8UMBAG0,n isFIlEe NECEi is JOINTS, -
SPRkAISsp RaEsSip, i,5 BRigAsEs' i5t eYEIs VT yID AND ss
y 1a,yd-.l r-A0aEi AMI ALL ~ % y
0 Alg y Y AeD 5sl n -EkyV r a y7 Pla5RfiipER
tgyTI IuEi ~ fr'.iiE = ~ eI IIhIl y IiIr vd y.t
IDE9 Stephen Weet; Of 2 ConnecticRt
! lIF4s sstRat9Fal Hons ssttsrs--r,',iq siais go
DIR. Stephen. Sweet, Of Connecticut
lhg Ls.knoEnan 6gSr Ahs guiiS1 ststasgs iiul si4
De- sStephenSWeety of Connecticut
Is the ERthsr Of .Dr- sEsstls IN 6lIbls LinimsHt'
DR.. Swe6Ei5 thfallible Liniment
'Odres' zHsdHAtIsh and never fails. -
DR.. Sweet fail iiRiment
b .OhrSs BarnSun6 sta3ds lnAseisisIygo iud .au.
DR.. Sweet 8 TRfallfbie Einsment
n aeSftaln r5a6dy Tor Hsdrs siEiia.I sni 917'
lDT.SWeet' 5 InfaIlible- Eminent
n fhs bPsf Fshsdg III spFni4s saa BlHlss,-
DR.. Sweets Infallible7 Liniment
Cures HuzdSene Immediately and never falls. 4
DR.. SReet's fnfsliiBfe Liniment
AaOrdi ihrmsdiats tSisfi0r Piles, aud seldom fafls
DR.. Sweet : Infallible Isiniment
Cures F5Othae 1 IN gng ulHato. -. n-li4a.3 l....
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment1
oufss oass, wounds mmssdiatsy, leaving no scar
DIR. Sweet 8 fnfaliibie Liniment
Is the best remedy fof Sores in the known world.
Dr.. Sweet 8 1nfallible Liniment
Il ss sssA gssd Pqrs thsns million people aad
DR.. Sweets IHfallible Linime1t.
Is truly aeftiSHdG iSS11 p and every family sho'd
have it at hand. -i1
DTsSWeet's Infallible Einiment
id d foF sals By IN DfuS5t5 PfiSe 3 cents. sr.
'''''' ,ia5bi.7a l RICH ARDsGN + co, 1'l m
seRtZ5daaR25 b5hsaols PrDprist0rHs Norwich, OF.
Eot sa1SiA OlsF6lahd By. .WuI. Flsks, and Strong
AEm1tR018l .DsInLui ylhfd eeN .Jh-lt 90
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SOO,THING. S-Y,R ~

s7a1 sas l5ai1sm 15samn&Rs RISsLo@, MS on = a51s ~. -l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

~ ". E CAREY & CO.,
WHOLESALE AGEN6Y FoR THE SALE OF
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e. 3. ba bs. .-FlHE. HAMBIONDSVIIlLN MIN
H1frp. ~ ING gad Manufacturing Company have on
DO o eandT ct Wholesale and Retail, from their oWR
Mines and Manufactores- ff-.I' lt ...-I
-Ir..r tHAMA0NDSNILhE COAL for Gas, Steam Smith
BIO Isi ing and n0meetic use fTiI- 'ih ''f
.as flAfIlfo NDSV7LLE COKD No. l. for LIRndtacturl
ing purposes. s
fHs.na adAhIH0fDSVIELE COKE No. 3 bf Domestic
..lils -Hf .Ftt'fi boy ~ 81
dAMMQNBsVILIE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
T.Hg ifand dry. .f.a.' H1. IiF ...-
1sa HbMM0NDsVILLE FTRE BRICK, common pat-
10 tTn, and wedge side wedge, circle arch aud
rHr~-rr Guuufl. 'i' tr7 t-f4 --a'h ...r
r"fE EdAhM0NDSFILuE FIRE CEAY y RETOHTS ANp
rl CHIMNEY TOPS. Ef'T-. tAl.'ahl L.
10 -dAMM0hDSFILBE FIRE CLAY TILE, of eYery
= L : .uTffrT1.
air aAMMONDsVILLE FIRE CLAY FnUR COW
sEll5 CT FL LEr every pattern y y a1t trs.
wa iAAAQSpstIIlI E1liE3 01iAf EIeRkR Var
-EL ~ SIS plain an ornafa entail q p = . Ia
aAMM0NDSVELbE EITBIFIED WATER PIHEf
I GAS PIPE, &c Of every and variety, e1n-
bracing single and double branch screw, benda5
fltasaaf fFu az Also, 80 .l- ll p --. r
HAMMONDSVIbEB GOAL OTE, so..
FOR lubricating and burning at wholesale only.1
sH 'ttaH y. j. kUghAEELLOW, t'
ia hz General Agent. Ofoson O. q ?. Pier, CLEVELAND
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10 177E777-1l1 ~ Wll 01IlIIIIg VLIIUI
B9~ THE NORTHERN LIGHT, Ra

NEW AND-IMFKOFED GAS BURNER
with several original and excellent features manu-
aetured in the same style the P. P Stewart Cook
Send for Circular Reps
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,Hno13gsrss.a
l5I EREDERlCka OYBIAAl = %

FRENCH DYER And. .CLEA NER.
LIZ ~ h r 81 saai ID rs RIPpT6aSI OF
M goods colorsd and finished ma hlsti lttl b =
Great Attention paid 70 the cleaning of silk Drea15
Yel0Gks, MantiiaS, Damask UatFtatns, Coat8, vests
Ran4 Ac. poYn
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AoorrespohdeAt Of the New York Times,
i'm writing from Kansas saws; = ------l y

"----" ~ --I----- Il U = ,
l,i....12a p 2aanlsSC a IfTair1s..- p
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lsI I.t.r4lL -l1ic guI eVul1-T -T77Ti BuV DtN tsa
\, a, iTTENTI0N1dIS INVFTEDQ,T
IN the following Points Of superiority; i
y lBJg DUuABfIITY.-Uastin Wfth proper caro-, at
least y years Stoves are hoY IA use that were set
al ilMAlgUFkCrURE LIVERY portion 81 the StoEe is
thoroughly eOnBtrue ted Each Stove sd omitted to
& critical test, and none leave ottt WORKS unlesa
completely and perfectly finished.
3D. CAPACITY.-Baking, BrOiling, Boiling, Roast
lhe 6ail5 tiTl6sA barrelof Hour baked into bread
with single fire.
9Th. ECONOMY.-saying the cost of the Stove in ]
or years in the item Of fuel
9th. VENTILATION OF OvEN.-In the Stewart gtova
alone the front doors open directly into the oven
protected by letters patent) securing direct draft
through the top Of te oue, by means OF perforated
holes In the doors and back uesl 1t will be borne
method Of veRtilatiOn il the on1E one6f any value
WhfteVer. re ~ ~,
l6ths ENIIRE CONTROL OF HEAT.-Thg heat genera
I'd By tne stove, may be held therein and used or
throw p into the rooEl at pleasuFe-r VIZ
fith- THE DQUBLt SHEET B0rEoM ELuEs--Rg which
accmpressjng and inverting action of heat is OBJ
taihsdi aud the oven more evenly and tadicientIy
heated than by any other kpOwn invsutioil.
oth. noILING.-PeTtormed OH The tor and with on
the posslbllity OF smoke entering the room.
& gsh. II CT WATER REsERYoIR AND WkBsnFaj Clos
Ers--5Qth uaefu and cDaYenisntl hhprli1a ~ the
Wsspe neat aud Without extra fuel
10Th WATER BACK.-An Arrangement for suppIv.
ing hot water Tor the hth room egual o any range
sSsold byAll dealers, on trial ofs months, with
written guAFrqnty Tor that period Il asked.
~ Beware Of the numerous worthless limitations
now 10 market. See that the names Of P.P. Stewart
sna q the manuiaoturers are on each Btoys. No
s%SE.IiG .il-l,' '~S I. TOsSals ~ ~-IAL
c. P. BORN,
nk M
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PE4RIAE SFIGUkEs zND-STATVETTBss
- '.rhs Geek slaVei' tuot ,oOiorsdy .IsFhe grDs
QAifd, ,. "a Bad K1hmpls,nn 5,jlrs a5i-5
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R0.Rn.aE. liz. B = ..1H=..oSl.kf,b1SaAt =..oSlk


E51ri 40 ,se ls ben 1no iu sqlre -TAaiIW
-. 1 L.. l.....t.i..f .Y,-,
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A SPER, j. F., ATTORNEY AT
fH 'l LAW, Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio. Ofdoe
80. 81 Market street. - 3dacsd8I
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oaID 'BE lDRBaaIsTs EEEaYWHERE

-..g a.a Ifies IS Gsats per Bottle.
in. HARRIs 3 CO, Proprietors,
A'" {" Cincinnati, O., lJr the hsstsrn 8tatea.
SOLD Wholesale AND FETAL BY
GAEGORD 4 HAMMOND. CleEalaud.
o. s. mACkENLIE, do
WILLIAM FISKB,- do
ed z. ". eAOKRfDEE,i DO
... . STRONG ARMSTRONG, Do
W.A.GRAHAM, EauduaEy-
lla-uu1 D. kQBERTS 3 eAMUEDi V3lnl1bus.
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WILLLABIS0N AND .RIDDLEL
w ArToKNETs AFrLAW.i Qdlee No, Sc, Superior
street. Cleveland, Ohio, -3 & Hlhga5k4l son, ?.
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~ "a s5ssE5s9S;s 9:s.s y Nurse .s;ss; 3 yisAP
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seRlz6naHh1 .u3naeoia hropEAeuoFAs AorNien' u.
Zee salsi4 OlstelAhd sy, ,WHH: Esls, Aha Strong &
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-OlOKEl COKRll COKEIII-

s- GtOKEI, COKE4l COKEIll-
r' i- J b. WALLACE a son ARE NOV MANU-
YIELH strip Vein COAL, whieh, z superior
oaAy other CcEe IN the market " can furnish
leafifBtlials 5 du1sroas ffrerl Who az
hsW Using is aud Who slegk of it5 character In the
bog Also Constant supply Of Hamm6ndsyilie Strip
-1e.-' ysih -sMIFHINe O0AIs and also for Domestic
being l5eeted immediately On the line me Ceye
A aud Pittsburgh Itailroad, can shr with dis
is tsteto any part Of che stats. Orders icited.
Ht sh n7n n. II. WALLACE a SON,
H slli - HafhmoudsYile, jefferson County, Ohio
71'1 iJduuary 81, 1850. s. s,i+ a. leblRs
o. 3-rt.J EUssrYy Pitbg. J.G HussETs CSC slScLAIB.
rstae SINGER, ,HUSSEfB 3 COMPANY ~ Il.
aaa (TI0AI MERCHANTS, WHOLE
-r,ptl IgSAEE' AND REfA IL Dealers "a Pittsburgh,
1'n st Snthhs. 0feeQn the east gde n fhe Cleye-
land 4 Pittdbureh r. h. Coal pier, GiBveiand, Ohio,
Orders left 81 HiisseY B McBride'e CWinslow's
1 Narahorse1 win redeIsh prompt attention decl7
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Z. GOID .ll1li5 BAND CHM I. rEA SETS.
FORKS ana sPOeNs.a.

! sI ....-.....-. zsinW TEA SETS ....., hrds
VFe4fLT -iR-sets and separate pieces,
-g-1 faau Ifa 1H1 q firU .sIl
49, -.offrV .UL 9 40 e NAPKIN RINGS,
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Ik3slFI-D HlEWg IJkSH.E0HVg
hlaIgfiag much larger stock Of IIh
e :. Y q 4 1i.sl ',.,g RfREsENEABLR .G0oDs.-.57ai.

7. %
than ever before beg to call attention to tn
81 briefly a. possible. leaving the particulars ts
tOld andahoNn when you.iazor US with eAf
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Read tlsJolgIQjpg TgstimUFiqig.

1 This may certify that have worn pair Of Boots
lcontanlng LymHns Improved Metallic Shee Sbla, fOI
the last SIX months and am happy here TO state
Especially for ts beneht Of those who have dolicat
health that lsaYe not had the bottom Of my fea'
damp during theEhOle time, and that they fully
answer my 6xpgctatiofs.r uH Wlf. L. WAsHR0BE.
Springfield, April 10th, le50. .. 7,l ,,,,ii,
Mr WIN. ]. LyMAE-Dear Sir II have worn o pair
IOf your Boots continuing your Metallic Sole for The
past six months with the most gratifying fesuts "a
II have never, in single instance, bad damp FEET
Through the s0les Of my boots) and believe them
duciEe 70 good health than all The medicine ever ad,
EinisteIed 20 the human family ruirrsutIE hus Gn-
Yours, ,truly. d, =, ~, :, -, Z, -, ,,,io
BB-Custom work Of all kinds made to order of the
best materials, and warranted In every particular.
nS-A good assortment Of my own made work al
ways on hand. ii IT. e. BHOLBS. u
w. "a 234 Superior street.
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-hOuF "better hklf ny dear sir Is really szpbct
ing some Holiday 1Gift and allow ne to i9zsss
something USEFUL as Rsllas HANDSOME. Her
aars uoatlish 90 .-a-- -.........ill r. -il.si1-
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:. Darest thou confront this iearful form, .
That rides the Ehirlg Ind and The storm, /, ...r
...--y In Wild, nhhoiT re4el -. -
Ihf terrors Qf this piasted brow, .,..,1s.5 I. If
Archang gal iket q qukh ruined now. .lr....
a.15.t Ay7dafiat tAeii nee FHEi DETtLi ..i4
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,LEADER.
lIONDAY M0RNINgIl pc. ", isoO.
skeIah q PFsrIsafasa la,Ihs' Hoaso.

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