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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-22
MAR RIED.

October 10TH at the residence Of the brides father
IN Center Rutland, Vt, by Prof John Newman, Of
Union College, Mr. J. j. MYERS Of Cincinnati, 70
Miss HELEN j. RIPLEY, ofthe former place.
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@ahinft aFarf.

~ W. BERRY, UPHOLSTERER
W. and Manufacturer Of Lounges, and all kinds
Of Mattresses aud Bedding, Cushions, Curtains,
below Commercial Branch, cleveland, Ohio
All orders promptly executed. Particular atteu-
ton paid TO the laying OF on Cloths, Carpetiug &C,
-. mayl-lysi
DANIEL W. DUTY, CITY UN-
II pEBrAkER, KEEPS on hnud % large stock OF
All kinds aud styles Of COFFlNS rmbraciuEa great
variety of his new style ct BURIAL CASkETS, ell
Of which cannot be eXccled 10y any similar concern
Ia the state. NO. Is Erie street. Cleveland
ranI-pafltv
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a9terthant Gailors.
H. CARDOZO.

NJ RCHANT TAILOR,
NO. l6O PROSPECT STREET,
HAS RECEIVED HIS FALL
Goods, consisting of a variety OF Velvet. silk
and Cashmere NestinEs; Black and Fancy Cassi-
meres, BrOadcloths and uyercoatinEs, which he viii
make up in the latest and most approved Styles and
at moderate rates octs.a5
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8mss foundry.

TAMES II. ODELL, BRASS
- FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURER Ca
Brass Work Of every description, No. IS Union St.
fen doors from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. n
is prepared 10 furnish all kinds Of work used for
Steam, Water Gas, and all the various articles
used N the Plumbing Business. Beer PUMPS Of an
kinds made and repaired Brass Casting done daily
and Brass "A ork Of all kinds repaired. dec2Rs
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RRPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

For Presidsnt-ABRAHAN LINCOLN.
For Vice Presidont-HANNTBAL HA3ILIN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-22
8oarding.
DOARDTNG HOUSE-N

BOARDING HOUSE,-MRS. q.
:. WILLIAMS has leased the Hilliard Prop
cry, Is St Clair street. The house has been Paint
Ell, Papered and fitted up in excellent style, ithUut
regard 70 expense II i5 Of the most pleasant ans
convenient localities In this city.
married couple can De accommodated with
uuturuisLed front paTlur and sleeping room. Uag
Buarders viii ind this desirable place.
Terms moderate, TO suit the times. july3l:Eiu
BOARDING HOUSE--TH L
} HOUSE, No. q Public Square, ana by the
Stone Church,-oue Of the pleasantest locations 10
the CIty-las been thoroughly repaired, and b nov
open Tor BOarders- IImilies wishing 10 furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and Single
BOarders ami Day BOarders will hnd good acc0mmo-
datiOns on reasonable terms. References given and
required. iseD6- ;E2ul S. W. BURBTTT.
ID OARDIN G.-FINE SUITS or
i Rooms, furnished or unfinished, and board.
can now BE- had at Dr. Beach Boarding House, no
3lySuperiJr street. ueXI door to 2d Presby yterian
Church Cleveiand. Sept-Zg, Is6n.RIO
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d1uer6


HOME MEAGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMS,
Steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, begs leave 10
innOunce 20 his friends and the public, that ne is
home again, and located az Is St Clair street, Ceve
land, o., where he has ntted up a DYE HOUSE with
the bes- machinery, regardless Of expense, and dat
ter5 himself that by strict attention to business that
be viii De able 90 regain that patronage and support
which for so many years crowned his endeavOis.
Iuly2iRIO
I Is. JACKSON, SILK AND
~ WUULEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, West
Side Office No. 90 Bank street, Harris Block, i've
doors north OF st. Clair street
Shawls Of every variety cleaned OF dyed. teups
Garments cleaned or dyed without being taken
apart Ohce open IRON O'Clock A. M. iii 8 T.. Al.
IS: :RIn
ERENCH DYE HOUSE.
FOR SPLENDID COLORlNG,
For Superior Cleaning aud Pressing Of
GOODS OF EVERY STYLE AND TEXTURE,
60 to FREDERICK CYRIAX,
Octl s6 seneca ST., near st. Clair.
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CnQrarinas.

5DEAUTIFULl---OPENED NH;
ID DAY, a Choice collection Of the
'PALAER 9[A RBLE' PHOTO GRAPES
OF which We are tho exclusive agents Call and see
themat SARGEANTS
dec2l n. 233 Superior street.
ENRAMES---
u FOR SHAKESPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS
And VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Made good and cheap. at SARGEANT'S,
febl0 2l3 Superior street.
OWEN IA FIN
III THREE CDLIAR STEEL ENGRAVING.
aud Three Dollar EaE,zine, be had Tor only
Three Dollars, at SARGEAN MS
tbl0 Marble Block
EOR PICTURES,
Looking Glasses, and Frames,
Go "a SARGEANTS
fehI0 2l3 Superior street.
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aEauts, &c.

VNAILORS WANTED-WANTED
Il Two Coat Makers. Also, one Tailor to attend
shop. Apply 10 T. II. NICHOLS,
Octl6:3ub -lfJ Superior street.
GEWING WON N.-FlVE
~ women TO sew on Caps and Furs- Apply at the
stOre, u SUueriOr street.
ocIls T. S, PADDOCK.
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LAFECTEUR'S ROE

ROI III = LLAI I4O 7 u . II y IlUDl
authorized and adopted BY the Medical Facul-
" Of France, and supplied to the French Navy This
Medicine takes the place Of Cod Liver Oil, extracts
Sarsaparila, Iodine ard Mercury. 1t is recommend
ed and used in the hos pias Of France for letters,
Assesses, Cancers Ulcers, Scrofula Scurvy Flour
Albus, GOut, rheumatism, aches, pains and all ai-
tectons OF the skin. The ROB is especially useful in
the cure OF the SyphitiC Diseases, designated Pri-
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and GER
tncates accompany each bottle. Price s. per bottle.
Sold in Cleveland by Gaylord and Hammond, Drug
gists, No. l2O superior ST. The trade supplied by ad-
dressing Dr. Giraudeau de St GerYas, Y Rue Richer,
Paris, or As Broad ST., n. Y. augl7;R2n
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The Anxious Mothers Third Epistle TO
Stephen.

The peripatetic Douglas has heard again
from his "anxious mother" She writes this
time from Pennsylvania soon after the Qua
kers had voted, as follows:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
Dayton as Il Is.

Dayton has by the recently taken census es-
tablishsd herself as the third city in Ohio.
Without any great advantages, she has in
creased in population from 1897 in 1850, to
20,l32 in 1860, and is daily growing, Situa-
ted in the great Miami Valley, surrounded by
the most fertile agricultural country in the
Union, with healthy location, she has be
come the centre of vast manufacturing bus
mess and the market for the most thickly set
tied population in the United States.
Dayton has the water power and mills nee
essary 70 grind millions of bushels of wheat
per annum; she manufactures more haxseed
than any other city in the country, her manu-
factures of railroad cars, agricultural imple-
ments, paper, castings, machinery, cotton and
other fabrics, are extensive, known and ap
proved in market The advantages of having
the raw material such as wheat, corn, seeds,
iron, coal, and other articles within a short
distance, and soil that produces almost every
necessary article for food with home market,
is clearly demonstrated in the growth and i'm
proyement OF this city,
With the Miamiaand Erie canal passing
through and railroads radiating in six differ.
ent directions, its facilities for travel and
transportation are nearly AL that can be desir.
ed. The wholesale trade in dry goods gro
eeries, boots and shoes, clothing, and notions,
is large and prosperous and with the sales OF
manufactured articles, is estimated to amount
to from twenty five to thirty millions of dol
lars per annum,
Her churches and free schools can be favor
ably compared with any in the country, and
with its wide and clean streets, superior turn
pixies, healthy location, makes it one Of the
most desired places for retired or active
business residence.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27

acquaintance, lea IN disgust, declaring that 'it
was outrageous and that he was shocked at
such talk E Ne, &c; but such is the tendency
Of GInniSos' Republleanism, which they are
assisting 20 move along
Amalgamation Of the white and black peo-
pie Of this country was the certain destiny OF
the races and the crowd before him was an
earnest Of the beginning Of tho end all
shades Of color were vp'be seen .Yhteblood
will tell among Ne blacke T AZ this sallie
any amount Of ivory was displayed Tn
more than half white, said tho speaker, and
ant ashamed of il your descendants address
ing the whites) will be half black, and they
won't be ashamed of III In one hundred
years the people Of this country will oil be
OF one color. The color of Africans Is not
perfect for with them are all shades, the com
plcxion Of the white race is not perfect either,
for there are nearly as many shades among
them a. the Africans but when IN the prov
idence OF the Almighty, His purposes in the
creation of the black and white races are an
swered on this continent (as they certainly
will be,) all will be Of one color, and then they
will be perfect This will be the fruition Of
true Republican'sm
! The speaker continued. Two hundred and
| fifty wears of the slavery Jf the black to the
white race more than two centuries Of inius-
uce oi one Portiof humanity upon another
ought to sufhce. Instead o. 'sanctioning and
sanc'ifylng human slavery, Il had sanctiiied
them to freedom and the whites ought to set
their slaves Tree without adding another hour
TO the crimes oil the past Ihe negroes had
iound' however, mat what had oeen done
their ameiorat'on had been mainly done by
themselves they would hereafter r. have to de-
pend upon themselves entirely Inc pretend
ca trends OF the negro had helped to keep
hum down; they would trade on them, build
themselves up on them' and then turn the cold
shoulder to them on occasion: The time
would come, however when, ike the white
people ol the colonies when ihey could no
longer Dear iheir oppression; ,hey would de
nanu thelr rights, their liberties ana u 'hey
were not at once granted, would hght Tor and
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
Q. H. LanGston,s OratIon.

In another column we republish, in compli-
anee with a request made to that effect, our
report of the oration delivered in this city on
the lst stAugust last by the negro-or according
to BRNKERHaFFs decision the 'Whife male
citizens of the United States SC. H. LASos-
TON. We will add that LASosroS received his
education at the oberlin College, where there
is mo difference on account Of color, where
While aud black are treated ON terms Of per.
feet eqpality-where they mingle in social
pleasures as well as in the privileges of voting
Over two hundred negroes vote the Republi.
can ticket at every election in oberlin, aided
and encouraged 80 TO do by the leading Repub.
licens Of Lorain county.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
Hold HIu, toit.

When SHERMAN got through last night there
were cries for CRAlGHEAD He was on the
outskirts of the crowd, but did not speak
Was he ashamed of sHERNAN's speech Was
he afraid
The fact is that SHERMAN is here on Mr..
CREAGHEADs invitation and he should be held
responsible for the speech last night. Demo
Gratis should not allow him to bring others in
to the District to abuse his opponent and then
shirk the responsibility. This is an indirect
but cowardly mode Of attack
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
HON. q. y. cox and HON. q. l..
VALLANnWGH

viii address the Democracy, in this city, on
Tuesday evening, October I'd at the Court
House
CONSERVATIVES turn ont and hear
them.
SHERMAN 4 Co, will be replied to-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
The Company he Keeps.

There is an adage that "a man is known
by the company he keeps" There is much
truth in it Every man endeavors TO find and
associate with those whose views and opinions
whose actions and labors-assimilate with
his own. This rule holds equally good in
political as well as private life and applying it
to the Republican candidate for Congress in
this District, to what conclusion must the vo-
ters Of this county come, when they reflect
that Mr.. CRAtGHRkD and his friends have i'm
ported into this District to aid bin in his
election,
SALMON p CHASE,
The open and avowed champion of negro vo-
ting and negro equality
GEORGE W. JULIAN,
Denominated on account Of his ultra aboli-
ton views 'the GIDDNGs of Indiana"
JOHN SHERMAN,
Who endorsed and recommended the infamous
sentiment that mot to be an dbolihonist is to
be ,rilful Derii,'
MATTHIAS H. NICHOLS,
A renegade Democrat from the District above
us, and whom majority Of the people in that
District gave leave to stay at home two years
ago.
These are some OF the men who have been
brought hither to teach the intelligent people
Of this District whom to elect TO Congress.
Unless they were satisfied that Mr. CRuGHEAn
would be with them-would vote, and act, and
talk as they do-is it to be presumed that they
would take such lively interest in the elec.
tion2 The Ashtabuls Sentinel, GIDDNGs'
home organ, has declared that Mr. CRAoHEAD
belonged the radical antislavery wing of the
party in this District" and by bringing in.the
speakers above named, Mr.. CRnoHEAD has
but furnished evidence of its truth. Birds OF
feather, flock together.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27

Mn. EDIroR AS can never see anything
in our organ" any more but pleas for the
'nigger in the woodpile,' and as think white
people deserve equally as much attention as
niggers, we hope you will continue To give us
reading for white folks. Quite a number Of
people who read the other daily printed here,
and don't get to see anything which savors Of
the Caucasian" desire to see the report you
made Of Langsions speech on the Fair
Grounds, on the 9Th Of last August Knowing
the report to be correct--as far rs il gocs--l
would request that you re.pnblish the speech
referred to, so that they may read IT, they be-
ing subscribers to your paper now Yours
for the white people.
A SUBSCRIBER TO THE JOURNAL
We will comply with the request our con.
seryatiye friend who subscribed for both the
JournDl and the ENrIRr, and for his republi-
can friends who have been already treated to
too much niger, with the hope that it will
effect prompt and psrmanant cure Of any
thing like negrophoba which may have at
tackled their political sys,ems. We only regret
that the report is not more extended
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
They Can't DO IL.

Desperate efforts are being made by the
Republicans to defeat the gallant champion
who now reE resents us in this district Gov
CHASE has been imported into the District
So has Julian, of Indiana, CAREY, of Cincin-
natl and NICHOLS, of Allen county. Among
these importation is a man by the name of
JOHN SHERMAN, a man of 40 much abolition
ism that he failed of being elected speaker
when PENNINGTON succeeded. This man
ranted in our streets last night, and proved
himself utterly unworthy of the post to which
he nspired His defeat for Speaker has made
him mad. He is terribly afflicted with hydro
phobia just on this account and he is splurg-
ing all over the country trying to bite every
Democratic Congressman who wouldn't vote
to double his pay by electing him Speaker
On this account he. condescended to black
guard, misrepresent, misquote. He came to
the wrong neighborhood
All their efforts will be in vain They
cant beat him. And on the night Of the
second Tuesday Of October the Democracy
Of Montgomery will telegraph to JoHN SHER-
MAN, Of Mansfield, that an abler, better, and
more national man than himself has been
elected in the person of Mr.. VALLANDIGHAN.
- -
RaS- The Commercial Of yesterday morn
ing has the following interesting account of
the observance of the "Day of Atonement:" :"
At nightfall, last evening the Jewish Feast
of Expiation" or as it is termed in the Eng
lish vers on Of the Scriptures, "Day of Atone
ment, began, and will continue until sundown
this evening 1t is the most sacred day
of their ecclesiastical year, and is said 10 be
the only fast day ordained by Moses. 1t was
originally instituted at the time when Israel
repented of worshipping the golden calf In
the Jewish calender il is the tenth day of Tisri
the seventh month of the year, and the record
of It's incorporation into the Hebrew ritual, Is
found in Leviticus XXIlI chapter and twenty
seventh verse.
The ceremonies of worship peculiar to this
day alone, were, first that the high priest, in
his ponti6cal dress, confessed his own sins
and those Of his family, for which he offered
a bullock in expiation. Second, two goats
were set aside, one Of which by lot was sacr-
feed to Jehovah, while the other, called Aza.
eel (trsnsla'ed Scape Goat was driven into
the desert
The most remarkable ceremony of the day
was the entrance Of the high priest into the
Sanctuary a thing not allowed on any other
day, and for which he prepared himself by a
seven days preparation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27

Arrived in the city last evening, and is the
guest Of Col. KiSO. He is in most excellent
health.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

John Clemmer, No. 1868.
against Superior Court Of
Richard Greeu,et. al. Montgomery Co., o.
DuRSUANT to an order OF the superior court Of
Il Montgomery county, Ohio, made IN the above case
al the June term a. D. 1860, and to me directed, shall
ofier at public auction nj the door Of the Court House
in theelty OF Dayton, in the county of Montgomery,
and state Of Ohio,
Tuesday, October 23d, 1860,
Between the hours OF two and four o'clock D. M of said
day. tho following described real estate, situate in the
city OF DAYTON county Of Montgomery, and state Of
uno, TO wit All thnt lot tract or parcel Of land bound
cd rs follows, to witt Beginning at the north east corner
Of In lot No. one hundred and fy eight iis) on the
plat Of the town Of Dayton thence westwardly with the
northern boundary eight poles line of the heirs of
Henry Brown, deed; thence ut right angles southwark
with said Browns line, two ~ poes thence at right an
giles eastward eight poles to Main street. thence north.
ward with Main street to the place Ofbeginnng contain.
ing sixteen lB) perches, be the same more or less,
excepting nevertheless twenty (20 feet OF the west end
OF said premises, and also including so much oi the
brick wall Of the Phillips House adions the North
side OF said premises, and the ground which said
wall stands, has been conveyed TO said Green by the
Phillips House Hotel Company.
Said property is to be sold Judgment in favor OF
John Cemmer against Richard Green, 1t al The
above property has been appraised at six thousand dol
lars, and cannot be sold for less than thirds the APP
praisement which is $4,000. Terms Of sale, cash
N. u. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner superior court, Mont. co.
f. y. Copy, Atty. seplsdawtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
Fourth. Finh and sixth wards

The meeting announced TO be at p. RITTER $
Grocery, in Sleidertown, is postponed to Fri
day Evening, Sept 2sth
The following gentlemen will be present
and are expected to address the meeting
Hon. c. L. VAlLANpIGHAM, j. A. MCMAHON,
A. V. HoFER. and JoHN p DIETz.
REMEMBER FRIbAY EVENING.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27

p@ We learn that wN GrvcKEI, Esq, has
declined the Union nomination for Congress
N this District
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
"CHARGE ALONG THE LINE!


Democratic Candidate for Congress,
WIN address the people at the following times and
places;
BUTLEn corNTr.
Astoria, Sept. ~, I O'Clock
Trenton, Sept. "a, 7PM.
PREBLE COUNTY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
GEN. walker Not 20 be shOt.

By our telegraphic dispatches in another
column it will be seen that it is reported that
Gen. WALKER has not been shot, but will re-
turn to the United States in the next steam
or
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
MARRIED.

BOWLEN-wATSON-o the 3Othday Of August, by
James Turner, j. p, Mr. Charles Bowlen, to Miss
Elizabeth Watson, both Of Dayton.
DURKNER-Lol-By the same, on the llth day
Of September, Mr. Charles Durltncr, To MISS Euntinc
LOi, both Of Cincinnati.
NEFF-wAMPLER.-On the 18th inst. by the same
Mr.. Jacob Nefi to Miss Margaret A. Wamper 10th of
franklin county, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
Choice Lot for Sale.

NERY suitable for Hotel. The lot ~ on the North
" East corner OF Sixth and Ludow-66 2-3xIOO feet
Thiss location well adapted iora Hotel and the prop.
erty Is offered at price and terms 10 suit any one
wishing To purchase. CHAS n CLARKE,
lezo Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
New Hardware Store.

1--WE subscriber has Just opeLed fresh stock Of
j. Foreign and Domeatie Hafhwrue winch he u pre-
pared TO sell for cash, or 90 pnnctu deers At low
rates as eau be bought fof 10 any city East OF West
JANIS =. ANDERSON,
ss2eddsfpH 4 Z. corner second and Jefferson. j
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
NOTICE.

JACOB BUSH, Of the State Of Indiana, will take no.
eJ tice that Thomas !. =. Smith, of the county Of
Montgomery and state Of Ohio did on the 2sth day Of
July, D. ls00 file his petition In the Superior Court
of Montgomery county In said state of Ohio against
the said Jacob Bush Albert r. Mcclure and Conrad
Bush, defendants, setting forth tha the said Jacob
Bush gave mortgage TO the said Albert f. Mcclure on
lots Nos wenty.iOur hundred and twelve (2tl2) and
Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, TO secure the pay"
ment " $500 according 10 certain notes referred 90 IN
Thomas u = Smith: that since the giving OF said mort.
gage the other defendant Conrad Bush claims M
teres in said premises under the said Jacob Bush, and
praying that said Jacob Bush pay the Of s244 so
loo now claimed to he due, with interest thereon from
the 10th day Of May 1857, or that the sad premises
may he sold to pay the same, and the said Jacob Buah
" notified that he is required 10 appear and answer SAID
petition or before the third Saturday aiteT the 10Th
day of October next THOS J. y. SMITH, Plth
September 1th, A u 1850 se7wtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-27
Nem advertisements.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION

For The BecOaof one Trustee or C5uneitnaA for the Srth
Ward.
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY or DAYTON,
September "a 1850
TTlHE qualified voters Of the Sixth Ward Of the C Of
/ Dayton, are hereby notified that an election will
be held IN SAID Ward at the usual place of voting on
the 9Th day ot October, 1850 the time for holding the
annual election for State and County 0lces for one
Trustee Councilman, 10 fill the vacancy OecasOned
~ the resignation Of eter Luz late Trustee Of said
Ward. by order Of the City Council.
sep27 ". II. GILLESPIE, Mayor
DOeket-BOOk LOat.--iesterday, ON the Fair
II Grounds, Pocket Book, containing two notes one
for SiO0, and for $500 given by Nick dinner TO the
undersigned The public are hereby warned from buy
ing or trading for said notes payment has been
stopped. dlt6w3w MARY KLOPFER.