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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14
NO TRUTH IN THE RUMOR !!
ADVANCE UPON CHARLESTON /
Our Forces Hold James IsIandl
LAsT NIGHTs REPORT.
FROM COLUMBUS.

COLUEBUs, June I3
The Eighty Fourth Regiment reached Cum
berland, Nd, this morning.
The Emma Duncan from Pittsburgh Landing
with two hundred and ffty sick and wounded
soldiers Of Ohio bound for Cincinnati, reached
Evansville this morning
The gallant Capt Dan. McCOok who behaved
so handsomely on the field Of Shiloh, has been
appointed Colonel Of the SD Regiment, three
years regiment, in place Of Col Sergeant re-
signed.
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RuEAwaE.-Ths horse Of DR.. oaPener ran
away yesterday afternoon, when turning the
eornerof Superior street, near ROuse's block.
The buggy struck post and upset, throwing
out Dr.. c. and two other gentlemen. No
body was hurt, though the buggy was badly
smashed.
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FROlI WAsHINGrnN.

WsgEINGzoE, May l3
A Baltimore slaEe-trader who is largely en-
gagged in the traffic Of human flesh, testified be-
fore the Emancipation Commissioners yester-
day that slaves are worth nothing in Maryland
The negroes are running away 80 fast that their
value sensibly depreciates.
A Bureau Of Emigration is talked Of here with
Eli Thaver at its head.
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@ One hundred snd seventy five doses
of AOonite, Bell, Nux, or any other HOm@-
pathic medicine, pure and fresh, following
ten pills to DOSE sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing 10 cents
in stamps or otherwise, to John B. Hall, NJ.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Fstablished lslo.
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ScHoOL RIoEc.-The pupils Of the Gram
msr department Of the BroWnell Street School,
Of which M. ". H. HObbie is Principal and
Miss &. n. Briusmade Is assistant teacher,
accompanied by a number Of invited guests,
yesterday vent on picnic excursion 70
Rocky River The day vas cool and pleas
ant, aad the bssutiful park Of Messrs. Krnuss
& HuInm, Of the Rocky River Point House,
was in excellent order. After stroll about
the high blaF overlooking the lake, the party
embarked on board the I" Constants, /" g Lit
tie Mohawks," I" and other water craft mOOrsd
at lie beach, and for an hour the oars we're
adequately piled by stout and fair hands,
Whsf AZ repaired to the grove, whore table,
were soon laden with the tempting contents
Of ladies' baskets. to which ample justice
vas done. Aftsr lunch, stroll, swing and
another row upon the lake and among the
green Islands in the river, the party
turned their faces homeward, the pupils bet
ter 1repsred to master the studies Of another
weet, and all feeling that the day had been
pleasantly and proatably spent. The anxiety
Of Mr. Hobbie to guard against accident ana
70 pisTide for the enjoyment Of az, was no
tiesabls, during the entire day, and must
have added to the attachment existing be-
tween hinsslf and his pupils. The BrOvnell
Street. sehs6i is one Of the most Efficient in
the ieity, ana its prosperous ieonditiOn is
maihiy due % the sOlieitude manifested by
the corps q excellent teachers for the haPPi-
ness and welfare Of those under their charge.
sueh an excursion as that Of yesterday viii
do more to promote proper relations between
teacher and pupil than whole year Of rigid
disciplile. CIr5 EUrQfDl , l1T
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- ADYERrIsEhIENTs.
! aEu.l.r-Ao,a.ny q nusis

jain Ellsler-Aesdlmy of Music.
eriys' Armory-siiavb,sry FESTIVAL
oanl. sehheidcr-Recruiisp wanted.
;, Enio,t 4 co-Geraninna. &C.
L 4. Isaao,-The Far Ines.
0. Cutter 4 son-Auction sale.
B. H.-Houss wanted.
Hover Hishee-shostingl
do -Ehirting.
Taylor, arisvold 4 6Co,-Ladio5' Clotkinri.
Irad Eolley-Hat lost.
@. n. Hoonsy-ssvins q Money.
I. ?. shorWood-Cloaking.
staIr-Looal Notices.
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seNEBoDT has stolen our knife, the third
that has disappeared within week. We
don't mean to insinusts that any one has
knOs0isgly made Of with it, bat yet We can't
help thinking of that line Of Pope's, which
We have slightly altered to suit these degsn-
orats dtyi:-
"An honest mans the soAaes.r work Of eod.n
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- A middio aved gentlemen wants

~ A middle aged gentleman wants em=
pIoyment as bOOk-keePer or salesman in
some mercantile house in this city. Salary
not so much an object as a situation. Refer
snoes as to ability and integrity given. A
note addressed to A. B., Leader Office, will
meet with immediate attention.
Cleveland, May 27, 1852, LIT.
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AooIDENT.-Upon the return of the picnic
party from Rocky River last evening, boy
named George Burgess fell from the top of an
omnibus while passing up Prospect street,
and was somewhat stunned and bruised, but
we are glad to learn his injuries we're not Sc
rious.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

CONC IT BLnD.-A blind man was mar
-ied BY Justice Allsn yesterday. Before the
ceremony vas performed, the woman was
made the "sOle owner" Of hopse and lot
by him who is now her husband. Money viii
accomplish al things.
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F0UEn DR0WNED.-About 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, tho dead body Of q woman,
lying partly upon The beach and partly in
the water, face downward, was disooYOred on
the Lake shore, about two miles west Of the
Rolling Min The body was removed from
the water, and Justice Hessenmueller (coro-
ner Hopkins being absent from the eity) sum
mOned to hold an inquest. An examination
Of the body was made BY Dr.. ROeder. No
external injuries were discovered, nor any
thing 20 indicate other than suicide. The
inquest elected nothing positive as to the
identity Of the woman, nor anything to sz-
plain the cause Of the rash act. Everything
going clearly to show suicide, the Jury rem
dsree verdict that the deceased came to
her death By drowning, it being her own vol
untary act The body was then given in
charge Of Mr.. Rowland, Undertaken, Bank
street, where it win remain till this after
noon. Deceased vas ave feet FIVE inches in
hight, and rather THAI hair DARK brown
rather large nose basel eyes, the right eye
being blind from cataract; small wart un-
der light eyej four artificial teeth in the up
per Jaw; supposed to be about "a years old.
Had on lilac delaine dress, good under
clothes, fns lace bonnet, black mittsns, white
stockings aad black gaitersj a gold brooch
pinned the dress at the neck on the index
finger Of the right hand was gold ring, with
the letters Sc I. c." engraved upon it three
studs buttOned the sleeves Of one Of her gar
nsnts one kid glove was found floating not
far from the body, and entangled in a stump
near by vss fne black silk shawl. In the
dress pocket were found a silver thimble,
pearl handle pen-knifes and handkerchief.
The body had not been in the water over y
hOurs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

HOUSE, FURNISHING ARTIcLEs.--At the old es-
tablishment CIV. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goodsin the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, Of every descriptions Silver Plated Ware
of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware Coal OH Lamps, Gas Fixtures
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
ofthe most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as wen as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced workmen.
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~ Merchants in want Of hats, caps and
straw goods, should not fail to call at 2l5 su-
periOr street, Marble Block, where the latest
and best styles can be bought very low for
cash. Palm leaf hats and Shaker hoods by
the case or dozen. E. W. PICK,
ap2. Successor to Fuller Co.
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REV. D. GOODv1LLE viii preach in the
United Presbyterian Church, Erie street, to-
morrow, Sabbath, june 18th, at haIf-past 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and at 8 O'Clock PIX.
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sTRAwBERRY FEsTIvAL.-There win be a
Strawberry Festival this evening at Chase's
Han, for the benefit Of Trinity Church Home
for the sick and friendless.
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HUDsox's USRIVALLEb ToorH PAsTE.-Is
winning for itself unbOunded praise wherever
introduced. Try it. For sale by Strong &
Armstrong, J. h. & A. S. GOrham, n. C.
Brewer, G. W. Clark, and druggists gene
rally. apsO;Rl7
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{ Go TO sTARR's No. 225 Superior Street for
Sunday reading. He has all the Illustrated
papers of the week, and latest New York and
Cincinnati daiIiss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie, New York
Illustrated, Independent, PetersOn's and
BaIlOu's Magazine for July, and all the late
weekly papers can be found at Bakers, OPpc-
site the Post OBiee.
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BoDT F0usp Yesterday morDing, the
body Of poman VAS f9sndOh the lake shore
By some oi the Workmsn belonging TO the
ssllihg NH. 80
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FINANCIAL.

S50 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
W. y ~ ~ n allng 70 auit--at the old stand and
well kneEn tA9NE RS Once, on sscgrifies or eTe7T
kind EE; DTy Goods Hardware, Cold and Silver
flates Matcless YiAlnQnosi jeWorT, Fire Arms Fur
niture, DalIets Clothing, Pianos, AirrofS Painfin11
and Personal Property, the most satisiacorV
BUSINESS strictly private. Established is5I sfebe-
and JsHslry for Eale AZ bargains,
WI. WkGNER, Ho. WatsF-st.
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FOE late news can At Bakers, opposite the
Post OHee. The New York and Cincinnati
daily papers received in advance Of the mail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines in
pellets, powders or liquids, Of any strength,
call at Halls, No. II Public Square.
auR6RII
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FROM CAIRO.

CArRo, June IL $
The rebel gunboat Sumter arrived tonight.
It was considerably shattered in the late en-
gagement before Memphis but viii be repaired
Immediately.
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A NEv sTsTEH.--Ws would cali attention
to the advertisement Of Mr.. @. v. Mooney,
in another column, Of a new method of cut
ting dresses, and garments Of every deserip-
ton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

ASSISTANT sEoREIkEE or WAR.-Hon.
ohzistophsr P. Walsott hss been appointed
Assistant Secretary Of War, in place Of ThOs.
P. Scott, resigned.
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BEFoRE JvpoEs FOoTH AID Bolton. ". r.
CsFey IS. Steamer Ocean. Thin cause vas
continued yesterday, with leave granted to
amend the petition.
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TIE WESTMINSTER CHURCH will hold q
Strawberry Festival at the Grays' ArmOry on
Tuesday evening, June 18th.
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MERCHANTS and shippers should bear in
mind that it is for their interest to patrOnize
the best fast freight line, viz Merchants
Dispatch, - they will save insurance thereby,
and it costs them no more than ordinary
railroad rates, and all losses or damages arS
settled at once by the agent more promptly
than by any other line. Time quicker than
any other route.
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AC1EvELASB TTFo eoSDUcrrEe RkBEL
PR1srrSa eTYTcE.-We fnd the following
item IN statement made to the Chicago
Times BY Mr.. John Knoz, printer, who es-
capped from COrinth during its occupation By
Beauregard;
AT Corinth, Beauregard established q
printing once, for the publishing Of orders,
blanks, &C., and placed in charge Of It Mr..
Alf Lambert, printer, WellknoWn in some
Of the Lake cities. Typos from the several
regiments were detailed to assist Lambert
Among the EOTthern printers in the ONCE,
Whea Knox was there, were two from Pitts
burgh-Wm. Brisbane and John Loughrey.
They were forced into the service under the
CONSUMPTION law. /"
Lambert Is well known to many in this
city, having been connected here at one time
for number Of ysars with several papers,
both as printer and local editor.
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Jos PRINTER WANTED.-A good JOB Print
er is wanted Immediately at the LEADER Job
Room. None but good job hand need
apply.
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APPOISTED.--H. Melville Hanna Of this
city has been appointed Assistant Paymaster
in the navy.
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ARErvEp HOMF.-Adiutant james H. Mil
lor, and Quarter Master Geo. W. Howe, of the
lst Ohio Regiment Of Artillery, arrived home
yesterday. We understand thatall Adjutants
and Quarter Masters belonging to cavalry or
artillery regiments will be mustered out Of
service, as they are no longer needed,
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CONFECTIONERY.
ERUIT AND CONFECTIONERY
IL ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN sCHRINCK,
No. 81 Public square

I
has always all the Fruits Of the Season prepared for
his customers.
Also ICE CREAM at all hours Of the day
BE ls az all times prepared 10 furnish Festivals
Wedding Parties &C., with all varieties Of CONFEC
IloNEhfi and to supply the trade with every thing
In his line at the most reasonable prices.
rEo- Oysters, Chocolate, Coffee and Tea served up
IN excellent style.
DINNER viii Be served from p O'Clock till ?, for
the accommodation Of legal gentlemen and the public
generally.
Candies, Figs, Almonds, Toys, Raislns Brazil Nuts
Preserved Fruits, yelies Cigars Oysters, Sardines
John Quinn'a celebrated kennett Ale on draft, or
hT the dozoni IN glass. is1l
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHHaIOs, June ia.
SENATE

W. Hale presented the petition Of Oliver L.
Pierce, that an appropriation Of 5000 be made
for building submarine war boat.
Mr. Fessenden, from the COMMITTEES on FL
nance, reported back the bill appropriating
$4,000 for certain Postofice routes. The biil
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Wade the bill providing for
the oath of allegiance to be taken in certain
cases was taken up.
On the suggestion Of Mr.. Powell the bill was
laid over until tomorrow.
Dir. Sumner, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, reported bill to carry into effect the
treaty between the United States and Great Brit
am for the suppression of the slave trade. The
6l provides for the appointment Of United
States officers at mixed Courts at New York,
Sierre Leon and Cape Of Good Hope, each Of the
three Judges to receive $500 per annum, also
for the Arbitrator at New York to receive 81, ,0O0
per annum, and the others $4,000 esch, also for
the Clerk Of the Court at New York to receive
the fees pertaining to the ofice.
Mr.. Trumbull called up the bill from the
House prescribing the oath Of Office, &c.
Mr.. Salisbury thought it doubtful whether Con
gress had the power to say that a man who takes
the osth prescribed by the Constitution shall not
exercise the functions Of his Office unless he
takes an additional oath prescribed by Congress.
Mr.. Davis cOntended that Congress had no
power to enlarge or diminish the loualihcations
Of officers prescribed BY the Constitution.
Mr.. TrumbulI said the Constitution prescribed
the form Of oath for the President but this set
did not apply to the President brt to those per-
sons appointed to the civil, military or naval de-
paEtlilShta. a clause n the OJn article gener-
ally provides that Senator's, Representative and
other officers shall be bound by oath to support
the Constitution, bat prescrbes no form. The
object Of this act is to prevent persons engaged
IN this rebellion from holding Office under the
Government. He never wanted to see q person
who had voluntarily taken up arms against the
Government in either branch OF Congress or
holding an Office under the Government. He
did not believe the Senator from Delaware
wanted any such person to hold Office.
Without coming to a vote on the bill, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Fessenden the naval appropriation
bill was taken up.
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-Hf amt aeoins

A srERs PErxOSrgTQS.-"f ain's going
20 olive long, Ma"
"Why not my SOM"
"causo my trOWssrs is ell tOrsd out be-
hind"
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Liberal Premiums offered By the stats Board On
best descriptions Of Wools should and VIII encoura1
chOiee lots 0r exhibition nom al parts Of the United
States and Canadas. Having consented 10 taxa claeE3
ton in bnildng TO be devoted exclusively . that
purpose I shall endeavor 20 make it proftabia ana
intsresfng 10 l exhibitors and itto be hoped that
all samples via BE- sent early a. the lsi oI AugztI
that suiicient room may Be provided; af least
hibifors viii advise me Of their desire to send, stating
the number of heecea, begring IN mind that not ~
than twenty VII be entitled 10 premiums. Eullrl
clips nay bs sent when saes and premiuus sra both
desired; Isa.., 8 n eo0DAlH, Agant.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

REFRIoERAToRs.-IWelYe different sizes and
patterns, for sale at rnannfacturers' prices, by
W. P. Fogg corner Superior and Seneca Sts.
~ The Ladies' Temperance Soldiers Aid
Society will hold strawberry Festivalin Chase's
Hall, Thursday evening, June 18th. The object
ofthe Festival Is to raise funds to enable them to
continue their labor Of preparing Hospital cloth
ing for those noble men who now lie suffering in
the hospitals, caused by this unjust war. While
they suffer, we win endeayor to ameliorate their
suherings, as far as our means enable us to do.
We would solicit all Of the friends Of our suffer
ing country to cooperate with us in this time Of
its calamity We are confident we shall meet
the appreciation Of our fellow citizens. By order
of the Committee MRS. H. N. BAUDER,
jelO-2t Secretary
sPHEREoTYPEs.-simpson is, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist, and We advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No 253 Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger R27a
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A Present of Choice IeweIrv. s

A Present Of Choice JeWelTY,
y 1z8-Fnlued At 1non sc 70 s25.-Ea
Bzs-A fair Discount 70 Agents. Retail prics Is q
~ 7-lal-l "a ETERETT 4 WILSON,
4 80 Superi0r-St., Cleveland, o.
N Send for . Circulgr- iunoEs1
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LibeFal AdVaneeg

Made. when left TO Be sold at the next Stat8 Fsir
Sales in September. It is expected every plon!lsnl
manufacturer and dealer VII Be- preaenf a. hos
saIes which will render unusual facilities to EeF-
chants and Growers, who should have their Eool1i
not only on exhibition, but for sale. AL Vools c9n-
sRnsd 10 u5 will he sold previous to that tine Whsn
the owners uPicaq can be cbtaiuei
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-14

H. K. BOTLsTON, Agent.
393 Office near Passenger Depot.
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HOUSE,.

The bill to secure the more prompt payment
to officers and volunteers was passed, and the
Senate bill adding forty Surgeons and one hun
dred and twenty Assistant Surgeons, was also
passed after the House had added section
abolishing Brigade Surgeons, placing them on an
equal footing with the Army Surgeons, it being
the opinion Of the Surgeon General that their
services can thus be rendered more useful
The Senate bill prescribing an additional oath
to be taken by Grand and Petit Jurors serving
in United States Courts, to the effect that they
and have not taken up arms or counselled or ad-
vised any person to take up arms or render any
assistance aid or comfort to any State or States
in revolt against the Government and COnsttu-
ton, was also passed.
The House then proceeded TO the eonsidera-
ton Of bills on The private eaIlender.
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4 TCF-PTIRE SPRING PONDICF.

The Cleveland Ice Company are prepared 70 lur--
nish fnnilies, Railroads, dotels, Ge.i VITA pure
Spring Pend lee for the season, ar Wholesae o. 20
tail, on the most reasonable terms.
n4y- All orders lefi at G .. AIatoy5 Oyster Delct
aos superior-St., viii be promptT atts1dea 70 s--
rasvss399 c. CHAMP, Agent
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= -. BRAINARB 5 BGRaIDaE.

= RlaAAE Alb IN
fsbsI Solicitors 0i fatsnll. p
CtARPETS RENOVATED. .-0SE
dollar for each Carpet viii make then q cle1E
q new without wearing thgll much c9 t11 rIl1l
mode Of dusting, iniuring the colgrs heI1 a WOOL
They vii b SECURED without curing. sud deraIld
whole without being ieltoi-l l i .la-
Orders NAY BE- len al our oca, through the Pea
once IN which cass Carpets Nin be rseeiTed and d.
liFersd 20 tie owner for 3 cent? eEfra char1e=
APPS - CLEVELAND M0h8IED co. i
WETERINARY AND HORSE-
SHOEING.-H W. REDHEAD 8 Cos relrect-
fully announce 70 llelr friends and the Fl1la ~
having made extensive arrang8uenis - thei1 Aalfr
ishmcut they are now prepared to lltdq4 % ~
Veterinary and Sh0eing Of H0rses, On t11 ulosLl-r
ful manner All business dOna, and charga5 made
viii be satisfactory VIII warrant
81 Give u 3 cill, and Il not as We say g5L e - q
GIhVER PLATING AND BELL
~ HANGING.-The subscriber = RreParad q %
Plate spoons, Forks, Casiors, trmt Dlsne. 80 ~
other articles o. table ware, as epot g. Aeilf 49,
staiF Roda, Door Knob8 Bel Pulla, 8ei, feea.s4 9
order, by adud or eacfro roceaii g tqe4 g 4-
establishna1t ln the 1odntrgs BILL hANe5Aa
pr0npfly aftanded to- ana all work Tagran.a4 e.
I'D ~ reasonable pfice1 4aq1l1 no. q No
-fsrfeig RIoei cdrner OF Prospect and oltofi0-st7
~, --f4irS 5 I1IpHOTED HEMMERi turning the
- ROBERT GILL.
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Land Commissioner, Hannibal, Mo,
Or to J. NJ GILLETTE,
Local Agent, Birch House Cleveland, Ohio
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