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, 1860-01-03
RECORD OF FIRES FOR 1850.
List Of Lokres. Insurance, False
Alarms, DC.

Within the year 1856? ttere were one hundred
and twenty-four fires, and ffty.eight false
alarms, calling out our Fire Department ono
hundred aud cighty-;wo times. The list of the
former we append. The comparative figures
month BY month for two years past are:
, 1860-01-03
R,EAsoNs FOR ts1N q
u Err US
Cod Liver OIL Jelly.

TheSY Aca4leHav Of Melcnt Certify tna1 IL eohsAhs
s. t,vf cent of Purs Cod Liver ~ -,ur
l-ThAt IT'S established tst!ta.t usi 10 oe asNnu'
ii w,,.t ~ III nsosme<i tntn sntIaoB n Tie atonatn
ai-That in uust ot the ca4tx In wh!sh CoI Llsef 1ia
nr.crb TIC stpmzch patitnt l. not N proper con
Ati,n 10 ui,kt suu2vs alt the amount Of OIL Ektn, md
sh.s great p.1t and sometimes Tho whos ftee Of pass4s
al upIxestsd consequently lnopsansa thIa Is eAty
sI@Tsat ny cd Liver o Jelly os':z compound Of gu
aud sus Is IN enulEnn Of sself In contsct With
luu1; which tate4 place - 4onn It seheA tho NO
m1th. whstevef its condition may BE-.
+h-That WIEN Tia yacsu bAalav&1 Cod 41ses
on u pftsersel specific othervse, ny 1sly
nle ta:s lts e1ud. oil, aesnss ieuK .o1d
must remain II .t1uac to undergo Ma natural pfs
OF dlxe<iAan ualsnllA&oh, when 90 tho contrary tae
n4usi uslw OF tntpsrve tha .oIaaeas ~ ~
w.tsls more or e+A when the OIL u !adai*1,
From the couaiakaston. :hs snpe.tessy y Eossa
I'd =. pos,tiys and ineontesta ahls taes. s*Ia eY
orl1.ttstrc uVN ~
, 1860-01-03
Ting F1Ers or 1S59.-a singular feature dc.

Tnx FIXES OF 1s5s.-A singular feature de-
serves to b. noted Us to the fires Of 1889. The
fuct that SO many Of them fall within one or
two hundred dollars loss. THIS WAS not the
case in former years. Reviewing the actual
facts nj the fires Of the past year, giving briefly
in another column, very many Of them when
discovered, were well ut work in localities up-
parcntly lsazarding much property. Tho Steam
Fire Engines arc to be credited with the pre-
scrvation Of more property in amount than
their entire cost Even in the most exposed
situation, under their powerful streams the de-
rouriug element has been drowned out.
, 1860-01-03

FlpE A1Anus.-The report Of Capt. Raymond
Of the Fire brigade, has this very excellent bit
Of reasoning. ~ follows: T. ::
ave think it a safe calculation when we put
the expense Of the f!ty-cight false alarms ut
whole Department to firrs where only one en-
gins- was needed, Mt s3,"0V. f'akiag total Of
3G,0QJ. Under the old volunteer x3'sir1n the
expense was fully double that incurred under
the paid system. Add to $6,oo" the sum Of
$4,000 for 1875, aud then you have forcible
argument toward the introduction Of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph. The amount may seem large,
vet if the city should reckon up the amounts
paid for breakage and repair, consequent upon
needless alarms and small fires, | MI satisfied
the amount would exceed what / have put
down."
, 1860-01-03

c9Y- The next lecture in tho y. II. Assocla
tion course will be delivered on Thursday eve
ming Ly 1roc. Epson Of Hamilton College.
, 1860-01-03

FLEET i W AL n SIZE 7,
MAKE LADIES' DREssE9,
MAKE LAptEg CLoAKa,
MAKE LADIES UNDERcLoTH1EH,
MAKE CHnDREN's DRESSES,
MAKE CHILDREN CL0AKS,
MAKE CHILDREa'5 UEOKRCLoTH1N0,
MAKE BOYS CLOTHING.
They will ether end the materials mike up your OWL
They will nake up everything II reasonable cst Anl Gu
sI IT. style aud workmanship They kstp
en- hanl IN assortment of L.ts ant Chlltrens Wuoen
Goods, suca ~
I;ULrES AND MITTESa.
Essaes all STABLE Goods which price they will not te
ouidude, as they seil low for cash.
Aso-Aa rtu:ns Of Wools German !ssskets tarcS
Soaps and Heffun*ry. They r'anusaetuse ne asefu1
<sNurnery HaAket."
u-Ladlea, We solicit Jour patronage at
1O6 STATE STREET.
Nsa. u, $. FLEx1. fao.2b1lI:ml Nss E. "Atx11Er
, 1860-01-03

Tue WxA7uER.-The old year went out with
severe cold, and the young 1850 came in with
shirer. The mercury betook ITSELF into a fit
Of depression, aud sang its "song Of degrees"
among the inverted twenties below zero. The
happiest men about town are the dealers in ice.
The busiest are the alnoners ofcharitics public
and private The most enyiabe arc those
who haring enough in basket i sad iu store for
their own needs, are emindful oishe wants Of tie
poor, with means to relieve the same.
, 1860-01-03

4 WoxAx Frozen 70 DEA1n.-C o.oncr James
was called on Sunday 10 hold m inquest on the
body Of a woman nnmed Mary Deveaux, Of Irish
birth, who died at No. IS West Van Durcn
street, on Saturday night, having actually fro
zen to death She had been sharing the bed Of
tho woman who occupied the above premises,
| for some nights previous, having no homc nor
| employment. The husband Of her charitable
hostess coming home on Saturday, and there
being no spare sleeping accommodations on the
premises, Mary WIS told she> must leave and
seek other quarters.
She consented 10 do 20 and went, but late in
tue evening came b.ck, asking learc 10 sit by
tie fire. The wretched woman was in liquor,
aud was lctt sitting beside the store. Toward
morning some one Of The family went to tue
kitchen and found her lying on toe floor lfsless
und ler limbs actually frozen stiff. Such means
Us were accessible. e.wcrc tried for her relief, but
she could not be resuecitatcd, falling victim to
whisky and exposure.
SrxpRr MEs71oSs.-The printers have their
Festival ut the Richmond House TWO weeks from
tonight. Mrs. Bostwick's soirec, by herself
and pupils, takes place at Metropolitan Hail on
i Friday night. .hxpect throughout this week
very luany Of those Sew Years calls Of 1he lins
/ where The party Of the second part asks th'
=. caller to call AGAIN. Great season this TO
bilious attacks. :. Tie ctr Offices 1t the Court
;. house were all closed throughout ycstcnday. :.
r The town was kept a1iss,.and. awake on Sa,ur
IS day night By the excrtions Of our German Gil
70 izens, in tue; direction Of everything and my
thing, from pistol to ab'underbuss. that woul
" carry powder It's way they hare Of I" blow
" ing the old year out. The plank sidewulk
under the Influence Of tue intense; cold, ripre
to and banged away in livel y style in wealth.
W "seports" Of their own. -. The sleighing is on
a1 to!erable, ,wlile the wheeling is like adamsnt
,e DON'T gise TO- beggars,. but do give. and til
n- liverally, 10 some charity you, the Minist
C. ut Large, orIsomc kindred institution. 80. q
Ut Ut ice cutters began work on 1hc rivcr yesterda
"a. Smith, he of joy : fris1ie. has RI" t'oy
Is Ere hundred feet for the geld staple, from t
t he river be.or RrsA street, 10 the iee-houses {
the sands" -. Look out Tor "d3ftctir< .dut
nut They ate prolific causes Of lres this season.
, 1860-01-03
LOCAL MATTERS,

- Go to John Jones. 119 Dearborn street,
and yet your clothes cleaned md required. They
will lie we'll done and ut prices TO suit the times
, 1860-01-03

~ The :sc1tons all orer town forgot our late
Injunction last week. They did not begin be-
times to warm the churches, and, as conse-
quence, tho sauctuarics we're as "cold As ba,us.''
Too bad. Better begin on Thursday if the
churches cannot be warmed By Sunday in any
other wnr.
, 1860-01-03

The past year gircs large increase on its
predecessor To Capt. Raymond, Of the Fire
brigade. wc are indebted for the following foot
ings Of losses and insurance, as shown by his
record:
49,. 1s:s. 1s5a.
fT0to1 number q AYa4
, 1860-01-03

Browns Bronchial Troehes.
Browns Bronchial Troche<-
Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Trochss.
Brown's Troches.
browns Trochez.
Trocho1.
Troches.
aP,e- e-e1ntuently the a.st and best,
REV. HENRY WARD EEEcIlEH~
II recommend tb cir use to Public Speakers.
REV. E. H. CHAPIN, NEW foEk.
"Grcat service In anhlnInE Hoa1seoess-
REV, DANIEL WISE, NEW T0Rh-
IT have proved them excellent for Whoopln7 tursh-
REV. H. ". wA,RSE:', BOSTON
"0reai benefit. af-ectors Of the Bronchial orzans.
prJ. r.W. LANE, BOSTON.
"A timp,e and plesaat combination for Coughs &c"
DIR. G. F. BIGELOW. BOSTON.
..Cont.,n no Opium or any ttins Injurious"
DIT. 4. 4. HAYES, CHEA1ST. BOSTON.
every beneficial II clearing the throat when eoE7cd 70
spe.k though suffering frosa Coll"
REV. ST.. +. ANDERSON, ST. LOUIS.
~Ihea.tily unlts in the above eommendaton-"
REV. II. SCHUYLER, ST. LOUIS.
"A friend having tried many remedies for AssE 70
beneat, found relief from the Troehs+7
REV. D. LETS, FRANKFORT. III.
u Sold b. Druggists everywhere, Is cents per Eox.0
Eost bv PENTON & co.
: sr,stv ax TAtn street npposlte Tre.nont Hun
, 1860-01-03
All1uSc1nfntS.

An1u5cmfntS.
}TcVICKER'S THEATRE.
ts1 A..Iscn n-,et~ between State and psa1hn<1-
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. !. lsto.
GREAT AT T II CTION.
second night ef II. later sting anil entaalntnEdr-
N 1lz-.ion II the t;REAT LEDGER STuR1 eatt!e1
TIE HIDDEN HAND,
whttl. In other e!.ss Las beta performed With hEans
suc:esA Attracting crr!s and delighted audI-I xho
nj ncs ei .he:s i. II, fr"r, THE RISE TO THE FALL
VI THE CURTAIN. IL vii ha presented with appTu--
m. cast:
Captosa, Mrs. G. ,Aton VOL, Mr. MeS1cker: Donald
Es'< Mr. tt TIN M,;pr Maxde!t, Nr. Btsdley: EisE
tet Gstyson. Ns. M5erS Mash Eeeke. Mss Wood
bury Mrs. Cohdi:Ecof. MEs. Marble.
On account ot the lsugh Of sts piece af<.p!see viii
Be pxsfrrNsd. =
Doors erea 1t :; Custaa Eacs 1t " o'clock pr
E-siy.
tFBax ctace open fn'Ea 10 oeock L. X. TIL O'Clock
r. wien BE- seeurrd three dav< In advance
tRlcks Observation-Disclosures aud Dress cirete. &c
Second Circle, &C.; lwts Frvac l;nx.H ts: Upper S.
Z, Il. SHERMAN. Treasurer.
, 1860-01-03

Machines for Tailoring and Leather Sewing, at
GG Lake street. See advertisement. dclU-lm
- Who does not lose ali relish for break
fast by having it served on cold p|ateY Asan
appe,Eser, Vim 2chaack's Plate Warmers The
ot Ii State street, does up the business tor tue
plates, aud the Boston soap Stone Griddles.
AS IMPROVED FOR 1sGo. to III u14 tcitkort
grtase, bake beautiful brown breakfast cakes,
toithout .duiny tie house teith en.o&t-
General dealer ia Housekeeping Hardware,
| Kitchen Utensils, Wooden anl Willow Ware,
Stores, Ranges. etc. deSo"Gt
, 1860-01-03

DOSE GLYCER IN E.,
IL preparation OF ARTICLES If ~ M2f setTnA Maeeu. S
IN ihe ,u!rstiy a.aPtsA A.a e
nei Of indaiDed l1aud.. fAst p. mi ~ III & e.
oslo 41&5 sn eula eA1 " -. =
, 1860-01-03
Nrm advertisements,

II C. H. ScRfEEy :4dr<s:itin7 loe.s,e es D-a,sor.x
taoriati rteeite 4fze.issseass fAs md a k<
J.. L..4finq ru3ers OF the N"rh Hest. :a1-hss4y
, 1860-01-03

Season Mattcr4--Tho Steamer MIL.
Eunkecs DC.
Winter has firm grip and reledtess upon
our community, and things material hereabouts.
For the entire period since Friday night the
most intense cold has prevailed, the thermom-
eter ranging from Thirteen to- t.ctnty-t15ts de-
grees below zero.
This juncture of affairs is most unfortunate
for the noble steamer Milwaukee, now in our
river at the foot Of State street. 4 few days
earlier and she would have passed easily to her
coveted winters berth ut Miller i Doolittle's
dry dock, On the North Branch, but this shut
ting in Of old Winter has made another and
very serious matter of tue passage.
The ice is from twelve to sixteen inches thick,
and Of great strength The contract with the
ice breaker for 5000 has gone up,n' and the
dredging machine is frozen in at Lake street
bridge, unable to help its burlier brother craft
In this condition Of aflairs, nothing remains but
for the -Hi{'clpt<tdns, meaning those IN charge
Of the steamer, to cut their own way It WAS
being done yesterday through the solid ice
She advanced three hundred and tiftJ feet yes
terluy. She has nearly one mile to 80: 4 most
expensive job. 1t is said that one Of our Ice
Kings Offers to clear the passage for &, 1000.
The expense cannot fail much bclow1hat SUM
from present appearances. The ice is 0fsz E7ss
away before her, large force Of mea 6}ng at
work. : J.,
This undertaking recalls the heavier ene Of
the same nature, when in 1856 u chanEel was
cut for tsotlrt mills down Boston harbpr to let
, 1860-01-03

~ Dealers mud others will find it to their
interest to attend the sule Of Fancy Goods. Yun-
kee Notions, &c, that are offered ut ~ Lake ST.,
by c. II. Keith i Sou, Auctioneers- They ure
closing out the stock Of r. S. Barnum, savca
from thc late fire. Give them call. ja2 st
, 1860-01-03

TOR SALE-A Farm Of 3et acres,
10 II tia5eE. tie haanec Improved psaire. It taA
Two xcud houses barns art oIeh4rds lie, the County
Koal. ~ fron, Alma the branch. ~ fpm County
Tor rood esaza an3 emau farm Cuu1t
Sat. Address THO3. HUGHES, Sa.em. Marion Co., LII.
f@1i
, 1860-01-03

h. Wednesday, slst.-:House No. 4s7 Ualstead
street; loss q 200; unknown.
Sunday, 5th.--Twiue store No. 167 South
Water street; loss 5000; insurance s 800; :;
unknown. So
Wedn .sday, aed-House No. lel Sur erio.
| street; loss $3.50; defective fuc.
, 1860-01-03

The hxhest price paid for old Pianos In exchange fr
II. u. II. respectfully announces to the public. h1t ht
has uss4te Arrangements ~h these three most excessive
reliable huus44 In Tue EAt in the LHftuEe " ltan1
fotea Menlcopt. and the publication Of Musc} for the
exclusive agen in this Ste for the sale OF Aforesaid
ticIes q! Musical Merh n1ls- ~ kefsrtnccs o. tls
highest ofrr the supeInsy OF lfshte and bradbury
P1no Foste*, b- ren It - Lake street IN tie trgs
Inn Emit EiD..E. ta1S.h443 lY
, 1860-01-03

~ RAIN ELEVATOR AND
" wA1ruorsx-Hayfnk rented the Grain Elevator
and Warchnu+t formerly occupied hy Cribs GIEdn Co.,
the Of Frarkisn and North Wa.er streets ana
COW prepared do general SIoEag. and Elevatiug lu>
ns and solicit lle patsoIaEs Of friends and t pub
Ec r. nefA.ly. uIhAM WHEELER.
{,l.f,1 Err
, 1860-01-03

pEN1OVAL.-Tobcy & Booth,
l. Packers and Prnrs!on Dealers. have removed their
oca from No. II South Cla,k No. uastsr~ hesless
Eloek.} corner Clark and South Water streets
, 1860-01-03

Monday, l4tL-Two story building, corner OF
Dcsn]aines and Milw ankec aTenuc, tailor shop;
loss $50; unknown. =,
Friday, ls,h-Thrcc stores, Nos. 4a. Al and 4S
West Randolph street; loss $i,5po; Insurance.,
Thursday, a4tl.-ca1riagc shop, Rio Grande
Same dny three frame buildings on Milwaukee
avenue; loss &, QUO; insurance 1900; defective
lue. q,
Monday, asth-Downcr's brewery and small
house; loss $500; unknown.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-11
Nrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, AIatron.
Efr- IEVl BUTTLlcS, Business Asslgtanl

Pnts are assured that while boarding p1plls contribute
mach more than Day pupils to the support the psrma1ency
Hf arangeuent Of their time. their study their Teerea
n y and ~ thEr withdrawal from the alurementS and iu
eeruuton a home and society 70 DO vastly more aad bet
tfr Tor them than for dag pupils ana an I'D 70 them
therefore, hoped that all who from abroad VIII
boarding. pupils, and that citizens Of CleEeland
VIII, they make i convenient TO do 50, send
thsr daughters boarding pupils thus advancing the pros
pelty and usefulness Of their Institution, OF Which
ey should, lnd Justly, be proud; and At the same
s De more repaid 5y the greater
b. secured.
No pains win be spared 10 render their cunnscon with
me ln1toon both pleasant aad printable II will be the
Sonelt eais NJ sn9 q al IN any connected with
possible advantages in ali departments OF thOrough and
hoer1l educHiton-
Superior advantages 1srded 10 thoss who wish 10
attend instrumental llnlic ocsl Npic rsrb DTsvs
log and Painting these departmenr 80 ,5.i-r M
charge Of teachers who devote hsmgevei- ~ fbe{r -
tpeetlEe and have thus attained gh deeree
Mons. subIt native Of Paris fine scholar and ,.
hnguEt ocnE teach Der BY prniession teaches with 80
and precision rarely Observed and he resides 10 the SEM
mary ha pupils have the best possible oppoTpnT af
learning % speak the language correctly sud with peucv
Pupils from the ty Whose parents desire II. viii be nl.
be made iron the bills Of such, expense IS hfrshv
saved 70 the Seminary and indeed greBty prefer 10
hsTe az remain with ns without interruption trUug the
nav pupils desiring the services OF the Omnibus n N
their homes the SsminarY and hack clu be hcc0mm
ted at reasonabe rate By applying Al the Omnibus oee
CtSseS and others arc invited to call and exsuine the
Institution and tS beautiful surroundings, and rasy hem
selves that advantages superior 70 those here offered
rERNs.-Eor BoaId and Tuition per Term Of Twenty
weeks, 500 For Tuition Of Day Puus, from SIS 10 SO
Eis pa enle % edgaHes pupils receTed for less than
foT tartheT information and admission. address
eseR s. N. SANFORD, Principal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-11
NEW YoRK MARKET-Fsb. 10
lBY TELEaRAPH.l

Foar--slas 400 bbls s5O5 as5l5 for super stste
IS IS for State S5o55l5 for super western
ehI6 "a nn@Tf extra western. $ ta 9.
ior shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio Market SC
cent sUttei and rather lnolv seny Closing quick pu
CanBdian Flour-In moderads request u unc hanged
pr eeu sales 40 bbls AZ s5t0in com TO choice eX'rs
Rye Fu.r-Stei dy with small sales al S3i.5asAJ' ioi
BaskwhsSf FlOGr-Plsnty and dull at sl7s9$l six PEI
Cen Meal-Unehanged; 1000 bbls BrHnjywino sold at
Whisky-Dcmand active and nrkGt meT. Sales Of IEOo
hbls at nt &c.
Whesl-EIsrkst steady, wila a fair demand fol local
nj So IS 500 bus choce Chi spr ne al Sa lOO u
fair MI Club a. Sl,ls detvsrtd; loo bus ehoee white
- Sl56
RFs-II in moderate supply and dull a. s39eoc.
Barey-Unchans ed sale Of 1OJ0 bush caOce Canadian
ao1on for Baltimore reported at s5c outside price.
R.reF lfa.t-Dul a. solassc.
Coru l'ul and urchanE a. Sales 700O lbuE ntW whits
aid yellow st yesterdays quotations
Oas-In modeTuts request al ASi5e for western Cana
POrk-Without special change, AMI den and moderate
Sales IS bPls Sl1.n I'd 81 l. dc; S2 40
II IS for old prime; $l4 Sl45 so for new prime, SIT new
Tim mess Sle9Sllpume mess -
Sc IS for country prme S5as2b country mess, S9Si0
rspack keg ness; Sl0,50alll, 90 extra mes
Bsef HAms-AIe auged Sales Of $50 bhls az Sl4 81
ais FOR Prime mess beef more active. Sal %
o. eo1tierces within the range ot Sl6Gl9
Cut Me-tsSteady Sales Of so packages at &c should
BaeoaS Finer sales of 800 boxes city IOug mddles
LsTdAlarEst dell and not so buOysnt. Sales o bbls
It ll6uke:
suttsTA lii:ed hulineas reported; l5o for Ohio. 81
l5d2Oe for Stale
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-11

Edsar Huidekopsr Plaintiff Beden Seymour Eleanor
II Seymour, Smith Griffith, r. V. Yafes, Asa NJ ssen-
ger, The Menufactursr's Ra at birmingham. Counec-
lieut., R. L Russell Defendants.
Ia the Cour Il Common Pleas, Cuynhoga County Ohio
smith Griffith. Of New HCrt state and the Manu- iartu
rers Bank Birmingham, Connecticut, viii take notice
that the plaintiff above nmed did, hs I'd d5y Of Feb
runr 1850 tie his petition said Court against the above
ed defendants setting forth that the said Be!den SeY
did thu 18Th day Of January 1851, execute to him.
the plaintiff bod for the payment OF IS 90 and interest
ten per cent. per anuum, payable seml2nnualyand
praying for ud meut against the ssid Beden Seymour
$3.50 ami interest At ten pe- cent $50 from July lst
lees end Interest AZ ten cent s. go from Janusry
la lS9 nd said petition sets forth that TO said
IN said bond mentioned the said Beeen Seymlr and his
vile Eleanor H. Se did said l3h day Of Janua
y, 1881, execute and deliver % said plaintiff mortgage
on City Tos Nos aud in Hiram St0nes subdYis Of
part Of Ogn al lot No 90 in Ohio City being each 50 Ct
fruit Pearl rect asl Lots Hnd in said Stone s
sub vision Of the Ward Orchard Ohio CITY and being
each 90 feet said Pearl street. and 2s feet deep.
And that since the giving Of said mortgage, toe said de-
fsndans, the ManufactuneTs' Bank and Smith Griffith.
have claim TO have, interest in said real esate
and th said petition asks for orier Of sale O said prem
ses and that the proceeds Of such sale applied in
payment OF such judgment Tho said defendadts, he
Manu- ctureTs RanE and Smith Griffith are no fed that
they required 70 and said petition
heore the third Saturday ser the l5ta day Of March
next.
Dzisd February "a. 1850. CARTIER & THAYER.
6wd Attys for Pltd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-11
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York. and No. ll4 Market street St Louis Mo.
And sold BY all Dsuggista and Fancy Goods Dealer
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Cuyahoga Common Pleas
HELEN ELIZA LAPHAM.
Chemical Baths and Medicines.
Facts for the People.

.nR. A. W. TUCKER TREATS ALL
II Diseases arising from impurities OF the blood with
unparalleled sucoe1 He s prepared TO present 10 the
public greater array Of names Of Gentlemen and Ladies
cured by him In this city than have ever been cured ~ a
other practice 10 The city Of eveaud In the sne ength
Of time. The question isWhut does he cure ali Chrnic
and children on ny circular and many others too numer
70 mention Among the number Of cases sccssr
fully treated BY him, be Is permitted 70 refer 10 lie follow
ing indivlonalsi-J P Ross, Esq., Pr0pTstor Wedden
HOUSE, a. u. Hsrv y, ESQ Chas. L, Fish Attorney at
Law; W. Duty A. Colzens Lambert While; u. =
Hgleyi Daniel Dunton; Henry Lloyd; d. A. Odsll sias
Beldeu; DT. W. J Guild.
q Once No. III Ontario street, south side Of Public
SquaTa.
~ conIuliaiiOn Free. feblR2I
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FOlsO m&PsltOn, Resident Principals

Scholarship is good in either Of the Seven Colleges
sPENCERiAN PENNiANsHIP is taught BY the best
Masters.
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