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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23


The FrankfoFd (Pa) Herald gives the fol-
loving account of what is going on at the
Arsenal in that place; ,.i -.sf. 75 sa.s.qiz g
I'VE visited. the United States Arsenal on
Wednesday last and found the greatest ac-
tivity prevailing in the workshops. A large
ly increased forca of men and boys weie
busily engaged In the manufacture Of cannon
primers, caps, cartridges, &C., and in altering
the old muskets, to give them greater EN-
cheney. The ordinary musket, which carries
a bali two hundred and fifty yards is go i'm
proved ID at this Arsenal, that it Will
carry one Thousand yards with great
precision. The barrel is grooved so that the
saIl is given Shirling movement, and In
striking the enemy, makes an ugly wound,
from one to three inches in length. We
were shown through this department by Mr.,
Bolton sbout whom such an outcry was
raised in the city, owing to the fact that he
was engaged in the manufacture of cannon
primers. his being e~ployed by the Gov
eminent at this juncture is Sufficient evidence,
we take it that she charges made against him
were untrue in every particular, These pri-
mers were invented by Nj. Perkins, some
years since, and the Government has had
the advantage Of his inventive genius during
the long period which be has been in its en-
ploy, reposing full confidence in bis integri-
ty and patriotism. The primer has never
been patented, is the only one in use in this
country, and our Government il entirely in
debted to Mr.. Perkins for the many advan-
tages which it gives over the old fuse"
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Z On Foreien Poi .cy.

Il the telegraphic accounts Of the Foreign
polIeyof the administration be correct, they
viii cause a thrill Of joy to pervade the loyal
portion Of the land. Among the important
items are the notification OF the European
Powefs that this Government is willing to
accept the proposition to abolish priysteer-
ing; pledges Of aid to Mexico in resisting
foreign Interference with her domestic affairs;
and warning to Spain that she must not
aecept the offered annexation Of Dominica
The system Of prlYaieering is a relic Of
barbarism that should not be tolerated by
any civilized nation, and it is a humilain2
faet that offers from the Great Powers of Eu-
rope for It's discontinuAnce were rejected by
the Administration Of Mr. Buchanan.
The law of seltpreservation dictates that
we should tolerate no interference with the
political affairs Of this continent, and it
therefore becomes the policy and duty of the
United States Government to see that Spain
shall secure no foothOld either in Mexico OF
the smaller Republic Of DOminica.
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Cnrlnr az ths Hoalth Of ihe Trasps,


Every patriot win and cause 70 rejoice a.
tue sentiments expressed in the following
note from the Secretary Of War to one Of ths
Surgeons of the army, which we find in the
Washing on correspOndenceof the New York
Times. Il shows that the Government win
not permit the health Of its soldiers to be
neglected, but viii ht ID It's officers to strict
accountability for the prompt discharge Of
their whole duty. It would be well II sub
ordinate officers throughout thJ service would
take warning;
The Secretary Of War has addressed let
ter to Actlng Surgeon Gen. Wood, 10 which
he says;
aThis department has learned with regret
that the sanitary condition of the various
barrayks in this city, occupied BY the volun-
teers now IN the service Of the Government,
and especially those In the rear OF the City
Hall, and at the Assembly bnildtnga in
which several OF the Pennsylvania regi-
ments are quartered, demands lis attention.
Representations Of this character have been
made to 1t by benevolent private indiyidn-
ais, and also by official authorities, includ-
ing the Board Of Health Of Washington,
whose business it Is 10 guard the health OF
the city. ~.
uTie citizen soldIsry (he adds) who have
so promptly and patrioticaily left their homes
in response to the call OF the President and
taken M arms in defence of the Constitution
and laws, aud 20 vindieate and maintain
American nationality, are entitled to the
tenderest care and most sssiduous attention.
of the Government in every respeeti and
most especially is It the duty Of the Govern
ment to promote their health and comfort
You are, therefore, directed to Immediately
cause an inspection Of these barracks % oe
made By one or more experienced skilliul
and competent medical officers, with view
of ascertaining their sctual sanitary eond
ton, and instruct them TO report 10 you, t0l
the information of this Department. such
measures and regulations as will, In theiI
opinion, not only speedily and efectually re-
move any evils which may be found to exist
but which will promote, protect and insure
the health and comfort Of these citizen sol
diers."
The Secretary also addressed a letter e
Gen. Mansfield, of similar humane and pa.
triotic tenor, directing him to cause th'
Fourth and Fifth Regiments Of Pennsylva-
mia volunteers, in the rear Of the City Hal
and at the Assembly buildings, to be imme
diately provided with other ard more health
fu and comfortable quarters -.I
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CommOdore PsadersFasps stevsrt Il
Trouble. --

The following paragraph appears in the
Norfolk Day Book, of Nay IA; asli
Some of our citizens, this morning, arrest
ed negro fellow, who has family In Ports
mouth, and who had been marketing here
for Commodore Pendergrsst, of the Cumber-
land They thought they had caught a prizs,
and took him before the authorities, where,
upon an examination, It was found hs had
authority for doing what be had done from
Gen. Gwynn, Mayor Lamb and oLhers, and 3
pass 10 90 to the Cumberland. This appears
TO be an arrangement of which our citizens
were not apPrised, and some Of them express
considerable surprise st It. The negro had
a supply of the delicaeles of the market, With
which be took his leave for the Cumberland.
This negro has q family here, and we learn
has been an object Of suspicion ever Plnce the
Cumberland left the yard. On his departure
this morning, we learn that he was warned
by our citizens that if caught up here again
be would be hung, regardless Of all military
or civil authority. He is quite an intelligent
negro, and 1t is thought could DO quite ser-
viceable to the enemy in giving him all the
information he desires about our operations
&c. We have not learned that this arrange
ment Of supplying the Cumberland with
marketing Is to be q permanent thing or not
but even 50 far as it has gone it appears to
meet with disapprobation, particularly In
view Of the conduct Of PsndeIgrast who hss
acted more the part Of pirate than the
Commander ofa feet Of naval vessels.
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PrentleeIsms.

We 6nd the following sharp SbO:s In the
Leaisville Journal;
Wigfan has written letter, fixing the
18th OF June as the latest day to which he
can be induced TO postpone the capture Of
Washington. If the Southern troops don't
take It BY that time, be will no doubt take II
himself He can. HeHeldom walks through
a street without taking the whole Gift. ~
Two members Of JED. DaVis's Cabinet are
lying sick in Montgomery, and his editors
are lying like the Devil everywhere. .
Please, South Carolina, don't take any
more snuff Just at present. Your secession
admirers in Kentucky have sneeEed them
selves almost to death. I[L 8
Atpresent writing, ali We know is thatwe
know nothing.-Courier.
We think you have taken long time to
arrive ct a very obvious conclusion.
Who would think, from taking look al
Humphrey Marshall, that be has Sneh en-
alacrity atiunplpgf
Let us die-all dis.-AtiGHta InteLli9eBeer,
Oh well, de. Begin as soon as you like.
A worthy sister Of Gov. Magofin has
sent TO the Legislature 4 petition tor The
Onion signed BY sight hundred ladies oi
Hercer county. God bless her for her pa
tFiotism. Would 70 Heaven she were Gov
ernor of Kentucky, and that her brother
Beriah were at home In petticoats.
Itis said that Gen. Bragg in command Al
Pensacola, deno1nces certain acts OF Gov
Pickens. Probably it is safer 70 lombard
Gov. Pickens than his Excellency'R bristlinG
namesake OF Pensacola harbor.
The seeessionists Of Memphis, 3 few night
ago, made great parade OF burying the Ole
American hag, the Star Spangled Banner
The glorious meteor Of fresdom, six fee
beneath the surface of the earth. Perhaps
however they will yet find that they Pla'.tec
the old flag rather than buried 1t. We be
Iieve that million, ensigns Of liberty viii
spring from the grave Of that one. ,.-.
Virginia boasts of being the mother o
Kentucky, but We guess Kentucky's mother
will never know she's 0at.
The disunion authorities at Montgomery
profess to have received favorable advicei
from Kentucky. Our advice is that theJ
serutinize their sdvices pretty carefully.
They are getting up in cOnstantinOple 1
regiment Of supuchs. That viii be regl
| ment Of armed NeuterS.
The Bowling Green Gazette says that Ar
Jehn Q. Breckinridge, during bis late speeet
at that place, was evidently very much
fatgued. We fear that his hearers were NOR
90 Eaa ernia Oh -s;rr.-s 81 Dos r.Ib.rr
Our advice to the soldiers, If they find tina
their tents leak, Is to pitch them. 1 rr
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The telegraph states that Governor fletcher
has issued proclamation requiring The
soldiers, q large proportion Of whom are
citizens Of other States, to vote on the adoP-
ton Of tie ordinance Of secession. Such an
sCt would be in accordance with John
Letehefs course d ring the entire time since
the beinning of the rebellion. Itmatters not
by what means votes are obtained; tie
Virginia conspirstors have determined TO
foros tbs Btate out Of the Union, and for that
purpose q hireling army is the best instrument
thst can be used. Win The Union men Of
Western Virginia submit to such unparalleled
SspOtEm9
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.. re PLiInasIphla. Nnrr Yard.

The Pbiladslphia Ledger of Aay goth
says; ~ ,,s
"Under the new master workmeu at the
Navy Yard, there were many discharges on
Saturday. These extended through all The
departments, except that Of the laboring
force. The Government Is now shipping a
large quantity Of coal from this port; 2, 600
tons were taken out on Saturday, on the ship
Garibaldi, bound for the Florida station
Large quantities. Of provisions are also being
shipped from the Navy Yard, chiefly for the
Home Squadron. The steamer Union, COM
nander Goldborough, left Fort Mifan on
Friday night, after aking powder on board.
Il is now kaeWn tast she Is bound for Hamp-
ton Roads, to form one of the blockading
ships" fI<o .55t a.1
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sgAraa DoUeIAs' soUrnrns PllrTl7lo

SEEATnR DOUGLAS SouTHERE PLANTATION
The Montgomery Advertiser suggests that
whsrsas there is a movement for the conhs-
cation, or appropriation of the income Of the
property In Philadelphia belonging to senn-
tar Mason Of Virginia, retaliation be prsc-
Heed on tho Southern property of Eortherp
Senator; that the COnfederacy Government
eIke charge Of the Mississippi plantstl'
ex-senator Doualas.
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~ C0nIns . oireala.loa.

Large quantities OF specie have lately been
sent IRON New York to the West for the
purchase Of grain, no iBconsiderable proper
ton Of which has come into this State. II
any one, therefore, suffers loss hereafter in
western trasb, it will be his own fault Iii
NOS money, and especially that secured By
the stocks Of southern States, Is row next to
worthless, and should be taken on no consid
Grafton whatever. The people Of the State
have suffered long enough from this depreci-
eted currency, and should now accept only
The hard cash, or those bills which viii bring
Il dollar for dollar Detroit Free Press
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

From the tenor Of dispatches telegraPhed
during the past few days, it would seem that
It y reslly the intention of the VirginiaDs to
lnyaqe PennsylTania. verify, they must
have eaten Of the 'fnsane rsot, if Trey sup
pose they can penetrate any distance into the
Ga sKeystOnsP and get away With their lives.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

me 9apenese government, after consider
aole 'sqnlrning," have made q side treaty
with the European ministers to do away with
all custom-house espionAges and 'Isoueeaings''
at the open ports 10 abOlish alIunnecessSrv
distractions to foreign commerce, and send
an embassy o Rufope. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

The desire in Italy to make Rome ltscapi-
tai Is growing stronger every day. The IL
hsbitanls of that city are redu ed to the Rrest-
est poverty, and assassinations are frequent
The domiefiary visits are constant, and crimes
are on the increase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

General Batter il native Of New Haup-
shire, born 81 Deer6eld on the 5tb Of Novern-
Der, isls.7 He was edncated Of Waterxille
College IN Maine, and was first elected 10
the Massachusetts Legislature in 1858. el
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Im1OTtanl Movement a Tenbessslo.

The following call appears in the papers
Published In East Tennessee !; % lall i=isl :
"The undersigned, a portion Of the people
of East Tennessee, dlsapproving the hasty
aud inoon1dcfats action Of our General
Assembly, and sincerely desirous to do, in
the midst of tie troubles which surround u,
what will be best for our country, and for all
classes Of our citizens, respectfully appoint q
Convention 10 be held in Knoxville on Tues
day the Both of May inst, and we urge
every county in East Tennessee to send
delegates to this Convention, that the con-
asrVativs element of our whole section may
be represented, and that wise, prudent and
judIoiOus cOunsels may prevail-looking to
peace and harmony among ourselves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

% FOB SALE OR EXcHANGE.
Wilson Arenue HOUSE and sacres, with Ffuil
40. Exchange for Karin.
COiamef, 81 acfes, With orchard; slso hous8 snd
one scre, Rsar Otlauaer, ,on Plank Aoad, rEIchanse
Tor land near st. Paul, MINI.
a foluablo hdter Power, On the Ohio Cana, 9
mfles tr0m City. Exchange toe City property
Yarn Of is acres In Millouqhby, GOOD Ilouse
Barn, Orchard &C. Viii sell the whole OF loo acre.
and take houss and lot 10 The city iu Irt aav
Five HOases and lot, west of ETls- siFest-a g0od
tenant property-to sxchangsfor lsR5 near the City
and pay difference In eash TT n ~ r1s-
eeovin ATenne-layge tw6-sfoTY house and large
lot, barn, -. EEchanEe Iof land IN part; balance
a Sahds0rle COuhir Rssidsnes IN ssu,i5s y, one
and q haf nj e8 RON e Baiiroad dspot. large,
handsome ana well finished stone hOns-, harm and
43 dCre8 OF land with I8at srotY Of choics flit
. exchange tor improyed preperty.in this CRY.
J. F1rm Of III Acres, on Punk hoEd, n nile non
Oity, large two-story Brick H0nss, good Barns aud
Orchard soil sandy laam and uluck-a superiOr
faTm- VIII take pay one Hf fa house and Few acres
near TIE citYi bzlaRce on Tine m ---.- .---,, y
kinsmag street, tWo-story House and Lot, 70
eIehaaee tor aFIa and tsg aegts neaF the OltFrr
Green Sood Street, tWo-story house and Lot. To
i hEiSk fsyerg Stand and 10y acres. on one Of tho
principal Plank Rosd1. Y mile from the tlty large
ana conFenieDt holse and eEcslsat land. 10 ca
change In part ioE house sd los Or W scres peaF
One hgndEed and sixty Acres Land-ln Lebanon
county Michigan. 81 per sores q --e a-i g
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RoUsE s JENNINGS,
RIAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS
n No. 2ll SuPersog 81, up stsf-a) az
MARBLE BLOCK.
EnRLRALE

70 HHf ~ n . n LEs " ir'
Twenty Acres one uils IRON CITY ifns-Food sandy
loam soil. tiZ5 per acro.
lsluetie Grazing Farm, IN RilloushhY-93I acres
ltiTy-siE Acres iEiles fram lity. S35 per acre
PrOspeet Street, Brick Bntiding for SiOre s1I.
DFsl3lhg, ith lot Si5n. ll 7IU m ~ ?
Hamilton Street, House and Lot. $40. --
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0gstrrs,

~ 8. MALTBY'S OYSTER M
ASls POT Gate Holt Maltby'sl CELEBRAFEn
VAsAHAo l y q % sEH so
WILL BE REOEfYRD DAILY
From bis establishment II Baltinad7s-r,sF n A.
Gas and warranted frssh and 1pod q 10 asis.
5piee Oysters, aud saEdiaa3 Espf oonstanfly .
hand.
Bsltngcs. New losk aad Princes Bay 81 uOF
taIg wiz b FeoolVed daily by Exr-e1s
- OzACEEHs lor sals y tie 6aFrsi .1rzl
sI-dLHs. ~ SEX sss.;s.S Z: - g s
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Sewing Hlathines.
WHEELER q WILSON'S 10.
w b5aa
10 SEWING MACHINES
e 5'7sh5 .dE ,IBIEH $3.50 ..,4lasa3l
New IMPRovEMENTs AT REDUcED
{, p Ri c 2 siso.u

The WHEELER WILSON Machines are nov
sold ct rates that viii pay fair profit on the costoi
manufacturing capital interested, and making ases
and at such prices viii enable them 20 mako fst
class Machines, and IS heretofore, guarantee them
In every particular. -a tt
The supafioFity Of these Machines over all others
for Family use Is now established.
At the last Fair Of the. Ameriea1 Institute, the
Committee assigned the highest Premium to the
WHEELEB 4 WILSON Maehines on account ol
the Elasticity, Permanence, Beauty and General
Desirableness Of the Stitching when done. and the
W de Range Of its Appilcation. Thoopinlol al TIE
above Committee i8 endorsed BY al tbs State AEri-
cultural Societies in the Dpited Stats. ~.
~ The l0W pTlces and important ImprOYsments
that have been added shOlld Induce every one that
needs fret class Machine to give that sxsnina-
ton before purchasing. a
ran examination is solicited At the nice, no,
1OS Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio
- send for Circular and List u Prices, &c.
mart John =. STRONG. Agent.
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q ER's &c UE OURE.
9Aa.egINlUu
NiasaGtie Gmfoiss

o. |A-t@oafHee4 N.itt0teS.
We are enabled bssa to ioGsr ths ,oInuiaityh =
remedy EhlLhs While Il cures the above compiafnt1
with certainty, is still periectlY hsrH 4 [. m
Yhsre these affecting disordsrs prsFSii ~
. CURk expeis fha uiaalnafic POISON q FEFss aHP
AGUE ron the system, and prsvsnfs fhs deTeio0-
nant of the disease. Z taken on he hrsf nDp-oo@h
q lLs pre1lonItQfY sInpsoIns. Il D not onlF ~
Dest remedy ever ye di8coFered for this claEa 81 -
plants Hut also % ehoapest.- lfhe large 51sr ~,
We aG2pl{ Tor doll Y brings It within - >
AND AGvk PreyAile every body SAaald slaS. n -
use Il NEED 10Th t1r cafe and RIotect6,, = -
superiority q this romsiT over 6uy 49, ? u
eoFereo Tor the speedY gIi certutJ gIIFS -
heBta y that Il oonfsit7 20 a. -
aequentiY II pfudQcss 70 qulnisfn or ofko- 15-s -
e1eot3 eafaFeT upon the cOnstf1n r5on.
y i s NiS a. healthy - L thsT lad ssf ~ -,
Fever and Agns L cot alonsz fl.s so,..ona,,,. -
ne miasmio Poisoz. graat sarisfT a
arse rom ita Irritation, among which ars N--1i-
hhssasaftsi5l GeHl Headoehs BlildIseI1 ii-5f1t
EGTaeid C4taFrh, 4atslsa, Pnfpitafi11 o-1jIi -,
So g - rPtesla Afestsi faia y fIs Bos5s 90.
Eefesss, ano Defa1gsl1esf 0f tks Stoalack, sll 81
Enlenj Enea oFtElnating N tbs raHse 5nt q -.
ezpcls Sbisau fr1li fhPI hiSi Srf
epfes te1n AZ alike ltis az ingsluabls 5rots5fio
e Ia1ts ard persons travsilnE cr II
Esa.1lns ~ th9 nal tous disfricta- III t,ts1 49,
a9qsny e ollly y n posed 70 the inl5etia1 tt
WIN - eAecf9toa non the syltgla, and o1it 49,.
qula.s ~ sulhcient qnainty 70 ripsa INTO dilaS-1-
aeHca ~ ~ eEe1 r1ona- -Vaiuah1a
teey asAh tnemselVeaoi q ~ Protsctinn this rsnsf
/ Propsrsd By b.. j {. AFKR 1 q. ..Iov.ll Ma,
k0f Aahs b. strong 3 AFnstrouF, LicYalanS
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gr FAIR IA EEE5 5OKSTFR'2- - :
THECELRBRATEDlFAfR ii A 4
n VEH Plant O3sters, beipg the larrsss 40 iiS5-t
Oystsrs sSufnf Ct ta11 a-1lisn Of ys.l, ~ -
ale 6aIy b ~ %. 8. -. i GOh -
oetShe l9f Supsri,sF atfsae.A
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r-. .t-..-,T o. Z E T..
Heysa, Barn and acres Land, on Euclid Plank
Road. x milsfrons ermiEatian of Street r. r! s30
Lake Strret-Erame House.
Superior ST. - i.-...-....-........-. 38a.
~ ~ nAL5 -. e1.--.-s-..----.ssis ~.
kittsburg St-Briek House IN good oTdeT.-. 80.
Hamilton 81, near Wood -Hr,ck HUusa--... rs.
ROUsE JENNINGS.
NAYS sslF 90 Bsal Esats and Ina AEcnta.
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.StorEs aMA Tia attate..
THE "DEsPATCH" COOKING STOVE

q = l.
II Yearl Of careful expeIlmentsnd experiences, and
9 most decidedly superior to any other Cooking
stove IN uss. lts baking, Broiling snd Roasting
properties urpass all its com potitOrs in - 81
PERPEoTi0N, COEvEEIEKoE AND EcoNoMY
The oven is thoroughlyvf7 Hated with heated air
by an Ingenious patent pro ess which causes the
bottom to be hotter than IN other stoves, and PER-
Roasting Is done before the open FIRE, so tha the
iulcea and flavor Of meats and ponltrY preserved.
Broins Is aone on the hearth over the Goals drawn
nom the fra In the stove. ..Fs alaa.t -..r
The FIRE chamber is so arranged Is TO secure the
most perfect combustion of fuel possible We guar
antee Il 70 be most economical IN the consumption
Of el and to give entire Fatsfactou 70 all who de-
sire II RsT GLASS STOVE, =.
For proof Of the truth ~ tie above, We refer our
htepds and customers In sneral to the many hun
dreda OF HousokG sels IN tnis city and surrounding
country who are hAtly using the stove. Call and
anime for yours -; get circHlRr and be cOnvin-
ood. II Is a plain, heaVy and beautiful stove. OF
CLEVELAND MANUFACTURE,
and the mntefiaI and the Workmanship, are Of the
best quality and con be made to last customer 20
years or longer. Our stock Of other
coo KIN e STOVES
both for wood and coal e the largest and best In the
been Selected WITH great care and good taste, from
all the principal foundries in the country, and
Cur gtoek Of Ep@'?eied Erates Is large and con.
prise the negestg' - and are Of fsHEsrior fnish.
Our assortment Of
I HoUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS, ~
lin, Copper and Sheet Iron, Is complete.
q @ purchase goods cheaper and most desirable, ala
Cheaper u N eas 10 Bo,yLt z5saOkersI
15-An sge invited 10 call and IOsk for themselves
q the well known
STOVE 3 CRATE EMPORIUM y
nov1s So's''su'A 'i4s 6s4saAs. RRs5if sSTsf' SSIs
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! UYgTERg, dEgTRRa

- - @t@AA-l - - -A3aaa
MANN-EOG.S
JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND
y hr hned req
BALTIHOEE toT1TEES.
In Cans sBd Kegs, warranted rash and fras frs-,
nov recefTsI dafi5 - IT > III FTt1la - -
III. IA. s GORHAI
a.. ~ 81 lEl-s1l 1fnEEL4
Who an tha only aufhoriEai larfs - t'rs.~li,r
We are Pfsp1red % suI cou4 u j1aIlI ~ -.
Qlantitys end - any time. Ihsso oFrt1iT ~ ~
% undsE % lItlrsi8son cl I q lTr y f7 80 =
Nh. JOSEPH r. MANN.
hose reputation z sulifienf GgsEap. a .l-,sa-
- 4ool 9l,liill ot ne 03atei1. 4i -iSrant,s
them eQpal IN size 70 any oystss nj ~ r., i-'7f
shssrs- 49,, - y odf eo1nti5 33sds
SHE'LL OYSTERS AND CLANS
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JAMES n. 0DELL, BRASS
HIas1 Work 9i eEsry description No s. Unior 81,
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steam, Water OF Gas, and All the VsTi0nl artscia1
u3ad IN tue Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of NJ
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