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Two Carpenters In New Jersey Murdered
In Chnrlertau


in Chnrleston.
The Patterson Guardian, Of Feb. 6, gives
the particulars OF horrible outrage perpe-
trated in Charleston q few days ago. Andrew
Ackerman and --- Bartolf the former from
Ramapo, and the latter from Bergen county,
n. J., went South some weeks since TO work
al their trade. When the secession excite
ment broke out ell business was suspended,
and, as they found they were earning nothing
they concluded to come home. All their ar
engagements were completed, but they found
that theyIWould have to wait several days for
their money and it was during this this time
that they were arrested as spies. The for
mality Of trial was hurried through, and both
Of them were executed within an hour after
they had been arrested. Neither of them bad
any sympsthies with the Republican Party,
and Il IS difficult to imagine what could have
been the ground for the summary action of
the Charlestonians The FIRST intimation that
vas received concerning their fate, came from
the man for whom they had worked, in the
vicinity Of Charleston, who, finding out what
had been done, and where Bsrtolfs father
| lived, wrote a statement Of the circumstances,
rsgretting the affair, and saying that had he
been informed, OF time been allowed the sus-
pected persons, their innocence might have
been established, and their lives saved. Mr..
/ BaTtolf has gone South 70 learn more defn-
ite particulars regarding his sons fate, and to
bring on his remains and those Of bis friend,
il the statement which has been made should
/ prove to be true.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

The legislatures OF Ohio and Wisconsin
are ronBideFing the subject Of the famine in
Kansas With view 70 appointing q Com
mites 70 investigate the matter and
report bill for the relief Of their
starving brothers. We cannot too high
y commend these generous examples to the
Legislatures oi an TIE States. semefiife
nsetbe done tls most fitting that insesii-
CATION should prsesde any other action, bui
the investigation should be conusrce6
promptlE ane pursued vigorously, aud then
the reliaf should bs commensurate with the
wants Of the sufferers and the ability Of the
givers. And Che man who would allow
politics to interfere with 30 high and righteous
a duty ought to be himself shriYelea with
tie hunger which Is consuming bis fellows On
orr Nestern frontier Chicago zgibuas,
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I4t0aI &atieea.
TOHN GREENBRIER rs HERE.

TOHN GREENBRIER rs HERE
~ BY notified that on the 26th day OF January,
ls6l, Wmi H. Hayes, Alfred Avery, Theron r. But
Ter. and Horatio M. Avery, hled petition against
him and others, in the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Ouyahoga county Ohio the substance and object of
which petition h to subject TO sale lots Nos q ard
p 10 In the city Of Cleveland, IN Jacob Perkins sub
division Of part OF the south east portion Of original
lot NO. 81, IN the township Of Brooklyn, Cuyahoga
John and wife to r. c. Hunt, dated December ID,
1855 TO secure the payment Of the note Of said Johu
Gresnbrier Of that date, for six hundred dollars,
payable 20 the order Of said Hunt, two years aft5r
date with interest at ten per cen payable semi-an
nually, and which note was endorsed By aaid Hunt
10 the plaintifs and Is owned and held By them
That judgment will be taken thereon for the sum Of
six hundred dollurs with interest At ten per cent
from December 3D. 1855, II said John fails to answer
Said John Greehbrier is hereby notified 70 answer
said petition on or before the 3gth day OF ARCH 1851
L. PREETISB,
January 3, ls6l:S8 Pitts atty.
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An extra copy viii be given to the getter
up Of the Club, for his trouble when a club
reaches as high as fifty copies, Tri-Weekly
will be given; and when it reaches one hum
dredy a copy of the Daily LEADER will be
given. I.4 .aE tIU.IIaQ a1
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TRT.WRi1KLYLEAbER

To CtUBs.-Sina:le copy 50 per year; Two
copies for IS, Five for $ll, 30, Ten for $4,000,
and any larger number at the latter rate. ~
For club of twenty, an extra copy viii be
sent. For a club of forty, we send the Daily
LEGDEE gratis one year. The Tri-Weezly
contains the entire reading matter of the
Daily.
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oaiarrh' Catarfa ceiarhl oaiarrh I
RIal n ne nan 0tsllg

housandu Of persons tbfsr an sorts 81 auuoytnco
ran Oatarrh. Most peQuia know what lii luconve-
uieuoe and rosu Is Ere, yet bat fs kp0E hos g en-
besurud li leiapiy chroaic irritation, and aii-
sn onlarrment o. falaclts and cuateaueui thicftn.
ING of the mucuuF meEbranos iulnf fhe basal caFi-
fiss, frontal siuuaes and sumgtinea extending into
ths threat and lunea. Prom thh result fishtnqas
and oilsn veriis1ui she heaa, ohatrucied nols Or
profaue foT ofu1ous, los Of ssl nasal Foice, aad
oitsn impaired hserlne end issle.
Tho cd school rrlilsa have never been able 60 do
any thing Cor il Nasal infections and lnhaiationl
ere a1 painful and ryrnsifo IS they gsnerilly are
WORTHLESS. Yet nunghreg'l Oaturrh Specific, auim.
pie SUGAR PILL, takeu two or ihreo times pr
dny, promptly auros te nlisr ea1ssi euftl at onoe
all colds "a the head and radaally eursz, hg psrso-
verng use the rect obstinaie cases. ss l proved By
the experiences ui huudFcis.
Price 50 cents De- box, ee directions. boxes q.
sant By mail Or olrrerz fee &c charge, on rooelpi
Of the prise. Address,
Or. p. HUllrHRETs 4 90,
No. 50 Broaduuy, B. Y.
Sold By z. " satkridsr, sRd Churchill 4 Bro.
4 y
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ReInforrInr - sumtcr.

''Capt J. c." writes to the New York Her
sld As follows regarding himself and the pro
jet Of reinforcing Fort Sumter:
"Having just arrived from Charleston, S.
c., where have been for the past eighteen
months engaged By the State authorities,
teaching navigation on board of the marine
school-ship, being obliged to resign my COM
mission or take up arms against the flag Of
my country, chose the former.
Since my arrival in New York have heard
a great many say Fort Sumter cannot be
reinforced without opposition from the troops
or authorities of Charleston, and serious
loss Of life This believe to be altogether
wrong. Fort Sumter can be reinforced, ana
that, too, without the loss OF a man. This,
however, can only be accomplished in one
way. Should opportunity offer would will
ingly offer my services, and am confident of
success am also Of the opinion that the
Charlestonians cannot take Fort Sumter.
Major Anderson can, even with the small
force at his command, repulss them, from
whatever quarter the attack may come, as
long as bis provisions and ammunition hold
out"
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@-It may not be generally known that
Dr.. s. o. Riotartsou. he tiscoror q tks sherry
ate Of the Nee EampshIls Medical OolleFs. Ilis
sing the cass. the public hsYe oonhdeneo in them,
and they q all tines have rapid sale, looked
upon as the produotien oIa nan Of profound learn
ing IN medicine.
ne sherry Wins Bittsrs are Cor sale by GaYloFd q
Hammond, strong Armstrong, and @ 8. Maolzsn-
zia, Cleveland, D.
H-sss Advertisement elssFhsra.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

WORN KtoWIso---Proi. Wood, whose adj
vortisoment viIl b tuund De- ensttor ooluHin, ha.
discovered ran,i5 ~ the efag aIa bald, which IL
at once practioabo snd cheap, It requires 10 dye.
inE, no wig, nor extraordinary trouble. There can
be no dcubt whatever Of IT, sfacaey. We have sea
testimonials almost without number, aud from men
Of groat intelsncs high stand ing snd moral Worth
Thoss Who have been bald for ys1ra are now wear
ing their own Hsir, md appsar tan years younEeI
than they aid six moatha aEo. A. in most cases
Eray hairs and hsld heads are beth premature and
uunatura ii g duty % uelaedy them By the natu-
rsl and undoutted means'Thioh Prof Wood has In
vented. and now kindlT pers e The afflicted Raaa
his advertisement, tTT he Wonderful remedy, and
five the Protlsor neE ieatimoniaL-l Memphis
Whig.
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a ERIENp d I'D. ~ Ir.

On. swEET's IEFALEIBEE LIEIhTHsF prsis,red
from the racipe Il Dr.. stephen Sweet o. Lsn-
nooticut the great bone-sstter and has ben used In
his practice ior the Last twenty sears With ts most
astonishing suooesa. Az an external ronieat Il il
without rival and VIII allg7iate pair more Spsed-
" than any other preparation, For all Rheumatic
and Nervous DisoraarE Il g truly lHiaiible un as
.urativo Tor Sores, Wounds, sprains, Brulsts &e.,
its so0thlngs healinEs and powerful siren 1irnins
properties, excite the est wonder apd aston ainent
Of AL who have ever given il trial over four
hundred certificates Of remarkable ours pol termed
BY It within the last two years. attest this fact.
FOR sale by Strong 4 ArmsiTons and Vim. fiske,
See advarfigemsnt aep7I- R1Ed&w
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The following is the official statement Of
the amount of sugar impol ted into this cOun-
trv from 1881 10 1860. tl-L Ltff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11
Dr.. WeavsT'a caakeF and Sal Rheam suFul
and oaFaie for curing HumOE By
purifying the Blood.
-Tr rrs,yr an an

When disesse has been long IN the system, the
nrst aatteriug symptoms amer taking the Syrup ia
that the bumor increases On che skin. This should
not alarm you. It only shows that the disease is
working out -just the result we want to see. Apply
the Osrate and ths humor win heal and the diseuss
soon disappears.
- Sold By Gaylord Hammond, @. 8. mckenzie, Il.
~. ssckrider, Strong Armstrong and Wm. Fiake,
Cleveland, o.
rr7-Sea Advertis rnenf
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NOTICR.-NnTIOE

FDhObAIE NOTlCE.-NOTIO
a hereby given, that the following ACCOUNTS
haso been hled in the Probate OouAt of Cuyahoga
County Ohio, and that the same will be for bearing
IN said Court on the 18th day OF Fsbruary sSi atI6
O'Clock. Final accounts TO wit:
Ruth n. Baldwin as Administrative OF Milton
Thomas James as AdHinistrator of Patrick stur-
L. Crawford a. Adniuiatrator OF John Brprr.v
John " aisen and Wm. n. Watson a. Administra-
Jonathan Ward a Administrator of BENJAMIN
St6taOu.
Alex. Mcintosh end Thomas Blackwell as Admin.
GEORGE D. Weston as Administrator Of Ohsriss
". Latksnieyer as Administrator Of Martin Al.
then.
John =. Fonsihg a. Executor oS John III Bohuing
Alfred Claveiand Guardian Of tao Minors Of Jacob
>. Q. Worries Guardian Of the Minors Of Abrum
6anson Bronson Gurdian Of the Minors of John
george Arnold Guardian Of tho Minors Of Frods-
samuel Tyler Guardian Of Sarah A. Tylsr-inssns
person. ua
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS, TO WIT;
BENJAMIN Lhmson as Administrator ofs. A. Hath
Isandqr Chamberlain as Administrator Of Jshioi
R1sIei R. Hndreth as Administrator Of Alex. s.
Dsnioi Sheldon As Executor Of aoracs A. AckIsy.
gharls1 4sskson and John o. Jackson e Exseu-
Hssssn Iossy a. Exector Of Nelson Hayward.
EeI1rd Dyball Guardian q the Minors Of EEancsa
Cleveland, Jan, %, 1851. iSbl;ss Judge.
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MoTHER,s 80 THIa.

The following g an extract nom letter written
BY the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 the Journal
and Messenger, - oiHciunati Ohio, and speaks vol
ames 10 iavor d that Wofid-ren0wned medicine, Of
Mas WiNslnW's sooEHisa sHEUP EoR OHIHDREE
rEErHisa lt
I'VE An advertisemontin in your coluinns Of ~.
RinsiOws Soothing syrup. Nov We never said =
Tord ia iayor Oi patent medicine before Ia our life,
mt We esi compelled 10 say 10 your readers that this
no humbug-wF HAVE TEIED ST, AND KNOW n 10
= All II oLAiMs. 1t L. probably, one Of the most
oosssiul medicines q the day lsoas,ae q ia Of
te best And those Of your realers Who have babies
mt DO better than to lay 10 auppiy."
Sesndrr1' issweDE q anathsr ealguils aar2sR2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11
QUARTZ PUL HERIZER- & PIRACY.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
THE TTNDERSIGNED HAVING


speht years in inysnting Maehine for HqllinE
Securing Grain and Seeds discovered tnat Quartz
Rock ami other hard substances could be pulVeriZed
in lhe experimental machine used in conducting
series OfeLpsTtment5 to perfect the said Hullng Ma
aid sxSsfimontai maehins, and showed Samples
20 many ofmy friends, and wrote letters 70 Others
enclosing samples OF palverlzed Snartzs S%hsIes % =
neT Of summer and Leonard streets, on the Flats, on
Tlrs 4th day Of May, lSd0, and commenced telling me
- rilllVriRht ~ trade that he (his BrOther) had
got rich building mills m ). America had gone
West tolcollect debt, and while there wrote him
froEosihf to 20 70 Pike's Peak Having Invested all
Inc reans had in the Grain Hullng Mill, and being
nroornIi me- and knowing that said Howell had been
unfortunate in business, and suppo5ing him to DO
honsst showed him said machine and its opouaton
ar Onsrtz Pebbles The day he first came he brought
one OF his Pattern makers 70 see the machlne Mheh
ipF he c.me With bis other Pattern maker in my alb
ssnce-Ound the Mill locked, but got the Key 9nI o
the Cooper shop adjoining the Mill Shsf9 hso eit
chine again and left the chimney OF, exposing the
inside d the Machine 70 view. short5{ aIteE th9s
tbe maahfne 10 which I objected. A Few days after
this one Of his Pattern makers came 20 the Mil for
Tbs HGs n n Min lime met Howell he said that the terms
had propos cd to him we're not liberal enough.
A fay3 weeks after this, learned that aid Howell
had made and put IN operation without my consent
machine for pulTerizing quartz by means substan.
sai niachine as his inventiOn-that he intended to
qsf ii patented. IL was then apparent why he pro
the modlnCatloA anu heuN l1sAA
filed . caveat as s0an as possible alter learning
that be'was pirating my discovery. Other parties
came and ssw the operation Of my original Quartz
PUIverfzer, and wanted she privilege Of building
them sad Howell has isen 20 one Of said parties
and tried 10 bribe him into his interest. 49,.
! : i am now credibly informed that said Howell Is
operating in the City Of New ork, at y v. hape'i
! li6 and rs Nassau street, with my discovery.
/ lApy reasonable amount Of unimpeaeha0le testl-
nSnY can be produced IN this City TO substantiaie
the truth of the above statement and many aaol'
tional hcts in relation thereto can be submitted.
~ OLIVER p. STEVENS.
Cleveland, Ohio, February Sth, 1861.
/ Ps -Papsrs friendly 70 the original discoyeroT-
q neor fnventar, will favor the cause OF Justlco by
cSr5fnG fhs above. Amer many long years OF men
esf foii and physcaI depriVation, should he meet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

GEResiorotiVe Cordial and Blood Reno
vator. Reader silou us 10 call your attention to
this excolont article, Advertised an suaiher column.
The name Of tho proprietor Is already familiar as
household world All over tds Land. and q sufficient
paie, hoal thy touic adapls 60 ell clasaes Of cases
who're there is weakness er ebility. end should b
in the bands not only Of every invalid but also every
family II il pleasant, safe sud ehicaciouE. Reader
IT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of COnnecticu
b The grsatnetaral Bone Setter. q -i
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
Is known aii over ne Uuit5d States. 54l @
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
fs the auiher Of 'Dr. Sweets u sAiiibt Llndsnfi
Or. Sweets Infsllible Liniment
Cures Rhsunasisn and never fia. s lseoli aii l1
Dr.. Sweets Infallible Liniment % %
cures BurHs ana soalds inaoalaasiJ.
DIR. Sweets Infallible LiElment
Z Is a certain remedy Or NsuragiA 81 sli sraisf
DR.. Sweets Infalllble LlnlmeRi
4, tbe bo,t remedy fsr sprains sas BrHi,sai
Or Sweets Tnfallible Linlmen
80. ~. Ininsaistsiy and never h.iii. i4
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Aserds Immediate relief for Piles, aud seldap enl II
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Carss Toothzehe n ons rtihuts. asaaeiia ats -ih
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Cuts, Wouads inmsaiassiy, ieaylns a0'epF s.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is the best remedy for SORES u ne lznoun Wo1di
DIR, Sweets InfaIlible Liniment
has been used By more than amib.on PsoBis and
DR.. Sweet s Infallible Liniment
Is truly .siond in need, 2 and sysFy alniiy ahed
IDr. Sweets InfallibIe Liniment
Il for sale BY al Druggiais. Pries 3 cents.
RICHARDSON 3 Co,
i -optz7.dRWRa5 Sole Prorristors, NOrWich 81
fer sslslR Cleveland pg.Nn Eilss' ana s'F9as
si z SzlHa lsE ed d ilsbissl9 sli -1s- q
49,.
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] SENECA STKEEIT-

fYEING, eli1r us luat AND u-8t lletlol.i lalI
hi0nabls r1lq1as ipeludipg aallerino and AaEqe'
5n Velvet silE, or ~ ool. 49,. y ~
lLRkNft6, 1adie. afd ee1t5ihsn 80 hast no
htation ~ sdnfins qoQds ~ go most dileats cole
or s2Ile e.e ~
ma tkEBik cIh1Ax.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

sy'a tFsnsposition Of two iettsrs Punch
lnakss the United States tas BHtied ststes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

J. t. PhilpOt,
vs..
James Ho-ean.
T TANUARY %, 1861, Mr.. MILLER,
O Justice Of the Peace Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio,
issued an attachment In the above case gor so CO.
febi.w9S3 j. 7. PHIEPOT.
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MabinE,t aNarE.

nANIEL W. DUTY, CITY UN,
H1nrPTEKER keerI on hand a lafge stock oi
~, ~ s,d -tvles 81 COFp'INs, embracing greet
~ SlnriStt 81 bis new style o. URlAL OAs Is 81
of Nhieh eann9t ee ss 2,is si- Il CeYsiand
10 the Ssato' N'ft =, - ? ianITaaldtW
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GMaFariaas.
/ 8tWss foundry.

TAMES H ODELL, BRASS
FOUNpR AND MANuFACfLIQyhfA. " = - ~ q q
r.. ITnrt ~ ava ~ description, No. 30 Uni9n 81
IN door nom u perior street. Ceyelan9 Onl9. "a y.
Il nrspSred 10 firT ish all kinds Of WORK ns y.
!. 10y vva4sr or a a. and ell the various artlol9
s5 a., the Plumbfp, Business. Beer Pumps o. ~
Sinds made and re pal red, Brass Ca5ainS gone esi
Ale9l ~ e47-tss WorE N AL kinda reHairad. oHnalAN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

Ps lPapsrs friendly TO the original discovered
a poor inventor will favor the cause OF justice By
c5rgfnG fhs above. Amer many long years Of mem
esf foii and physicaI depriYaton, should he meet
fth hi Tewai In the introduction Of his valuable
irfT n above shall be fully compensated
7ttz1l " =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

PEERT DAVIS PAX KILLT-..-This Medi-
cine has bssomean article of soommsros-no other
medicine has ever atttnd thiI before, Il IS much
an item in every hil b goods sent 70 country meF-
chants a. tea, ooiea or sugar. This speaks volumes
IN its favor -IGlenn Fails Messenger.
sold svsIyEiisri. and By Gaylord A Hammond,
Wm. Fiska. q. g. siaekenziss Strong a Armstrong,
aud &. ". sactrldsr, CleYeland, D,
- See Adveniasmsnt 10 another column.
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.. 2. HUnPHREYsaoo..
rg-Resloratlea Cordial and Blood Re-

Sold BY Z. " saskridsr, sad OburobT1 4 Bro.
-. nlrnrtlaa-n.nt b nnn.har oalhmn.
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B. JACkS1N, SILK ANE
- WOOLEF DYER, No. III Pearl glrtat sGeI
b. Once No 20 Bank street, Harris Block, ave
trs north Of SO. Clair street. ~.
haWls of every variety cleaned or dyed. Cents
emsnts Cleaned or dyed without belng taker
gs one epe1 ifql g'cloaE A. II. tiii 3 '.lL-
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uS-sold by aT respectable Druggists.
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Tue heW Yprk Times publishe' the iolIo'
inu letter. ni aIHiafr slsH4 eir ai
l''eI 90. .g sa
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m yOTs WANT PAINTS, OILS,
y1RNisI, Sc, gehuine ertdleslsss, E, !, B, e no .
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NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS WRITTEN
ON EVERY PAPER,
AN lfor Ono Dollar por Year, in CLUBS.

aaa. .l.|I- N 40
E-
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TERMs OF TnE WEEKLY IEApER.a

~ Hereafter wo shall write the name Of ever
subscriber on each paper sent. va
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11

TOME AGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMS
steam Dyer and Ehaui Cleaner. bsca leave
nounce 70 bis ttiend1 and the public, that be
ne nqnin and located az d8 Sit OAR rtrast rievo
id, o., where be has dttsd Cd DYF HOUBE Will
best machinglyf regardless cf cEpcnasr and lat
himself that by strict attention 70 business thai
Sch for % many Tssrs crowned hil undeagors.
n9qly2s
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SnsMfanee.
FTREMENsS
INSURANCE COMP ANY,
or CLEVELAND. OHIO. iadal1 I.
sLst
CAP1TA1, STocl1......,.....s10a, 900.

rre DIRECTORSs lal E ar
William Hart a. 5. Sanford, james Hilll
William Kidd, DaneI q Rhodes, John DoWnia
Hiram Pierce, -- D.. W. Mar8elllasl 2. 4. loEi
Edwin Hart, J, N Owen, Moan Oaater'
j. IS. Stephenson.
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TF YOU WANT TO GRIT VALUE
received lof your money g 70 lss sgfgriof ~, ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-10
A shakspearian Dun.

One of our country exchanges gets off the
following dun" to delinquents. The writer
would make frst-clsss advertiser and puffer
for zone horse show" Hear him:
FRIENDS, PATRONS, SUBsoRIBERs-Hear US
for our debts, and get ready that you may
pay; trust US, for we are in need, and have
regard for our need, for you have been long
trusted; acknowledge your Indebtedness, and
dive into your pocket, that you may promptly
fork over. II there be any among you, one
single patron, that don't owe us something,
then 10 him we say-step aside; consider
yourself gentleman. If the rest wish to
know why we dun them, this is our answer
Not that we care about cash ourselves but
our creditors do. Would you rather that
we 90 to Jail, and you go free, than you pay
your debts, and we all keep moving2 AS
we agreed, we have worked for you; as we
contracted, we have furnished our paper to
you; as promised we have waited upon you,
but, as you don't pay, we dun you. Here
are arguments for job work; contracts foI
subscription; promises for long credits, aud
duns for deferred payment. Who is there
so mean that be don't take paper2 If any
he needn't speak-.we don't mean him. Who
is there SO green that he don't advertise? 1
any, let him slid--he amt the chap either
Who is there so bad that he don't pay the
printer2 If any, let him shout-for he's the
man we're after. His name is Legion, aud
| he's been owing us for one, two, three, four,
| i've, six, seven and eight years-long enough
TO make US poor, and himself rich, at our e1-
penSe. -.. t-... .