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MASSEY COLLINS CO.'S
Nl PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER.
lam now receiving large quantities ofDRAUGHT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated brewery,
which am prepared to furnish short notice to
all persons who favor me with their orders.
Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at
tended to.
Goods delivered in all parts of Washin gton and
Georgetown, free of charge.
RILEY A. SHINN, Agent.
Union Bouling Depot, 81 Green street
ap5-tf Georgetown, D. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-23

IMPORTANT TO SUTLERS
Suffers WILL FIND
HI. A. DOWNING & co.'s
OON E A r ED OIL az
TO Bl A MOST VALUABLE ARTIOLl TO
THEIR TRADE,
1t sellAysry rapidly. and is the most economical
article of dat for the officers mess. It is prepared
in one minute, and makes most delicious Soup or
Chowder. It is highly recommended By Arm
Surgeons. The profits are large.
II. A. DOWNING & co.,
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food
No. Ill East 18th st., New York.
For sale By BARBOUR l. sEMMES, Sole Agents;
IS Louisiana Avenue,
se4Iy Wsshing gton, D. q
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KIDWELL & HENDERSON,
N No. 367 d STREET, NEAR NINTH,
Respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have now in store well se.
WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES,
which they prepared to sell at the lowest cash
prices.
Work done at short notice in the city or country
by experienced workmen.
Remember the place, No. 367 D street, near 9th,
Franklin Hall Building. apN-n
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DROPOsALS FOR WORK ON THE WEST WIZ
THE NAVAL OBSERVATORY.

Bareax Of Narigation. Macy Departn,ent,
Washisgt0n Jsne ~ 1854.
Sealed Proposals for work on the west wing OF
the United States Naval Observatory, endorsed
Proposals for work on Observatory" ana ad-
dressed to the chief of this Bureau, will be re-
ceived at the Bureau until noon of August 1854.
Drawings and specifications of the work to be done
may be seen at the Observatory.
yember. Iss4. je 23-Th& Nav
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JOslPH REYNOLDS l. co.
PLUXBERS, GAS, AND STEAA FITTERS
No. 500 METH 6rInIf, near avenue,

PLUXBERS, GAS, AND STEAN FITTER1,
No. 500 NIH1H SrlllT. near avenue,
Have Just received, and win constantly keep on
hand, the largest and best assortment In the city
3fChandeliers, Brackets. Drop Lights, Portsbles.
eles in this line from the best establishments in
New York, philadelphia, &C., which will be sold
on the most reasonable terms.
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and hre-Board
Stoves.
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
Restanrants, &c., srs invited to call.
promptly and cheap, q also everything in the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner.
Closets, Wash stands, Basins, &c., &c. st No. 500
Ninth street, Pennsylvania avenue, the largest
establishment in the city. TO 2-eon
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DENTISTRY.
AL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.

ER7AL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
1ssiA Eztfdetsd eithoss Ppia with tie Msksih u
Ivoula .av,.. al Ss Ozys.; s.,,. tat, .o 49,.
Gset TO call at DR.. LBWIBT offce,
And sDd h.rg's:am have them taken ont BY this neyz
eismine the Doetor's new and I'M
proved method of Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
you viii have them in NO other style than this new
',,h Hrd d .st one No. 242 Pa avenue between
noyD 5. r. LEwIB, n. D., Dentist.
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SEVENTH STREET.
ss36C!9
HIGH AWNING.

Q6O SEVENTH STREET. 0HO
HIGH AWNING.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETS AND OIL
Fifty pieces HEMP, RAG and INGRAM CAR
PETS in new and beautiful designs; some as low as
Seventy pieces OIL CLOTH. A. s4. 81, s-4 and
l6- vide.
advances and we are Offering them at decided bar:
gains. Parties in want of the above articles will
find it greatly to their advantage to give us call
N''o.o A. B0NTZ,
Successor to Bonts & 6rimth,
ty20 cost $50 7th st.. adjoining A. 0oddaxdh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08
The Massachusetts Foreign EuBsiI-
1Wfps.

The MassaeiIuseffs Foreign Eubsfi-
tUtPs.
asThe Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald says:
Massachusetts, is in trouble Her impor-
tation of Swedes, Poles, Germans, Hunga-
rians, sc, by the cargo, TO iill her quotas
under the various recent calls for troop,
have turned out badly, and the Wsr De-
partment Is thinking of refusing TO give
her credit for the scum thus foisted upon
the public service. The fact Is, nearly sll
these imported mercensries have deserted
to the enemy, under the liberal terms of
General Lee proclamation, and that such
as have vet been unsble to desert are utter
ly unable or unwilling TO fight In re-
cent case in the riae-pits before Psters-
burgh, they dropped their arms and lay
down flat on their bellies in the trench
while charging column of rebels swept
over them, carrying all that were in the
party back to Petersburgh as prisoners.
They plead in excuse that they know no.
| ting Of our quarrel and have no interest in
| it that they were hired in Europe for
peaceful and non-helligerent lRborers on
| railroads, canals, &c, and that they have
been utterly cheated and swindled in the
manner of their being induced to entel
| the service. 1t would not be one Of the
worst Of the Presidents jokes should re-
! fuse to rescognize this absqustulating for
eign refuse as it representsiive of the he
70 sons of the Old Bay State, demanding
of Governor Andrew that another mar
should be furnished in place of every on
Of these deluded deserters.
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ERI.Ils epEoTFIo P1LLs-WAF

RAETED IN ALL oAsEs.-oAn be relied
HSSss E.ll 20 euroi % not nsuseatel Are speed
IN actiozi 10 change Of dist required Do netiA
ssrtsrs aith susinsss pursuitsi Oan be used With
eat dsteofionl Uprsrd o. zoo cures the Pssl month
some Of them very severe Gases. Over one hun
drsd physieians have used them IN their pEze-
tios, and speak well Of their eaoscy, and approve
Of thoIE composition, which Is entirely vegetable,
ana harmless on the system. Hundrods Of Certif-
satss can Be shown. BelTs Specific PnIs are the
original snd only genuine sPOai6o Pili. They are
adApted for mzIe and female, eldOT young, and
shs only reliable remedy for ehsotlng Perns-
nsnt and spoody cars in al casa OF sP0rHatorrheA,
o. Seminal Weakness, with oil its trains of evils
saeh a. Urethral snd Vaginal Discharges, Gieesi
he Whites, Nightly 0r Involuntary Emissions, In.
eoatinencs, eenitsl DsbiKty and Irritsbllty, In
potency. -Fezkness or ioss Of Power, Nervous De-
buitT, &C., 4c., all Of saIch arise principally fro
sexual EIoesscs or self Abuse, some oOustitu.
tiouAi arrangement, and InoapaoitaIss the sunsrsi
from fulhIHnz the duties Of married life. In Al
saxual dissasss O. Goe0rrhea, elect and Stretures
Donsuiting Physician for tins treatment Of Seminal
! Ertnary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who win
Dsp6, nee 70 all, the following VAluAbls work, In
Bs1lsd enzelope:
THE FIfn;ErH THOUsAEp.-Dr. Bells Treatise on
6olf Abuse, Premature Deesy, Impotence and Loss
q Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, &C., &C.,
vice 70 the afaisted, and which should be read ;.
sTerY sufferer ca the means Of cure In the seTersse
ntaaes is plsinIE set forth. Two stGnps required
q pay DoEtl ge. ly2I:BS:mo. .fri&Wy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08
mo. G. JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
ATwArER BUILDING, foot OF superiCr street
CITY rRoPERrY FpR sALE.


PROSPECT Sr.-kast Of Erie, two story brick
Lot El40. Recently occupied BY Cos. .Brough.
EUCLID sf.-(f5od two story brick Rouse, marble
Inantits, hot and'eold water, bath room, sc.
ERIE SF.-Nesr Euclid. two story frame House,
aud lot s3TS5 n. 5000 ASS li.E -
SO0YILL ANESUE-Briek House, two stories,
and lot AK 9S IT.. S30UO.
LAKE Sr.-Niee two-stofy cottage House and lot
5gx9s II $500. .l -l--
GARDEN sT.--Near Hudson, one-and a-hAlf story
House, and lot 55X92. s ,Z5O.
CEDAR Sf--fwo stoTy frAme House and Lot 3SX
133. SkeO0 --- t
COTTAGE and Eeas 5hold On Superior street S475.
UNION sT.-seAr Euclid, East Cleveland, two
FtorT Hose and lot, one half acre.
COLUMBUS ST Thistle bouse for sale on long
credit
COLUMBUS sT.-eood 'rsDs House, IA rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRACY ST.-Houss and Lo.. SlGOO
rkACG sT.-HoUs5 and Lot. $500.
FARM AND OUr PROPERTY.
IS2 I-2 Acres in kockport; S6S per acre, u down.
20 AcrSs in BsTca, with goot grind ami fag-stope
qn&TIIes, water power house, barn, f. pitI &o.i
VIII take grintsIOnes for gay.
L21 Acres choice land wi IA fn5 improvements, one
mile from WiAeughby. Lake county, o.
sc Acres IN Independence, house, barn and oho.ce
fruit goo.
6S Acres in Isrma, on Stats Road, miles from
horsa ~. S4F7EI. - ------- A-H7 hasnz nnrn
-ISr MTLL-PermauenI waIer-pU sers houss and
6S barn, 60 acres Of land, fruit, &C. $500.
+Nal To tET..
PROSPECT SIT Wo-story brick House, 10 rooms
recently occupied by Gov. Breugh. no2l:RS
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which Is the WnTTnesf. Han or
woman

There was 8 discussion in the British
Scientific Association, lately, on this ques-
ton. The theory Of Aristotle, that man
possessed more warmth than q woman, had
been disputed; and il had been held by
some IS the result of modern research,
that the temperature Of women was slightly
superior 70 that Of men. Notwithstanding
this, however, from such observations as
he has bean able to make, DR.. Davy con-
sidered the early opinion the more correct.
Taking the average, It appeared that tho
tempsrature Of males and females was
1o.bs to 1913. BE had more recently
inside some additional observations, using
q Thermometer Of great delicacy, and taking
for the purpose Of his experiments six per-
sons-three men and three women, all in
good health. The result was that the tenn
persture In the case Of the men varied
between 90 and 9s4 that Of the women
was between S7a and 90. An examination
of other animals gave somewhat higher
temperature for the male than the fe-
male-six fowls showing the proportion
of l08.33 for the former to 1879 for the
latter. Al .f#f EsfE p
DR.. Davy said the probability was that
women QlQ not resist cold 90 we'll as men,
and that the greater the strength and en-
ergy, and the greater the quantity Of blood
flowing, the greater would be the power
of resistance Generally speaking, he be-
heved that women suffered more from cold
than men, and really required warmer
dress than men. ft-r-
DR.. Hayden remarked that the conelu-
sion to which Dr.. DayY arrived was onlya
verifcstion of what pYiori reasoning
would have led to, from the larger quan.
tity of carbonic acid taken by men, and
their probable larger consumption of sugar.
The President said it was matter of fact,
and not theory, that they were dealing
with; and If il was true that the amount
of heat generated in the case of man
was greater Than with woman, there was
3 greater expenditure of heat with the
mafs TnEn the r5Ezrai1' -.
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CILEYELARD a TOLEDO e. R.

rrbs $40 A. n sui 1000 p. n Trains from CleVo-
1,15 1,sks zood Connectsocs for jackson, hieh-
Bz RS arrangement PASSENGERS VIII be gabeot
a 10 ostsntlon af Tol.do, and vii arrive II Dstroif
promptly at tho above time. L. D. r. CkEk5
PSSoiffRs u -ap't @. 4 7. r. r.
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MPORTANT TO LADIES-Dr. Hsr.

Vyy's female Pills nave never yet failed in remoS-
ing difficulties arising from obstruction, or stop
page q nature Or Ia restoring the system to per-
est health when auh6Ting from Spinal Affections
ProIapsus, Uteri, the Whites, or other wesErsss
shs Uterine Organs. The Pills perfectly harm
iSus on the constitution, and may be taken by tbs
NloSt deiests ferlsle without naUAinE distressths
naus time they sos Ike charm BY BtreEg gthening,
Invigorating and restoring the system 10 = tcaith
condition, and BY bringing On the monthly ported
with regularity, no matter nom what osuEos thr
obstruoti6n may &rise. They shouid, however, EoT
D taken during tbs hrst three months sf pTegnsH-
py, though ssfs At any other tta.e mtaof TTiaSs
would be the resuit.
Zach box contains 60 pills. Price ] %.
Dr. HARNEE's TEEkEIsE on DisGssgs Of Fsua aioB,
Freenanoy Miscarriage, BErrounessT sssrElity Re
uroductton and Abuses Of Mature, ana sIDphaticsl-
r. the Ladiog FTfTHEe fn0Ti1uas A-let
~ "a eVea sent free 10 any addgsss. Six cents re-
The pfIls snd book viii be sent BY mall when de-
aITsd, securely scaled, and prepaid y
]. BRYAN, n. D., General Agent
No. 7s Cedar St., New York.
- sold by al the principal Druggists.
G.EeJLABK, Druggist, Agent for OlsVeiAnd.
tulF21 :IlSm-W .fkWV
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The silualIon Refore Riehmond.

The correspondent of the Tribune, undes
date Of Dec ID, thus describes the situa.
ton in front of Richmond:
Tie campaign depends on a continuance
Of the present warm and dry weather
Two weeks more Of il may remove these
headquarters 70 the Spotswood House, OF
perhaps the Ballard, in case Gen. Grant
should select the former for his own. To
make the exchange, or TO gain any decid-
ed success, involves heavy fighting not
withstanding the rebel force in Virginia
Is less than one-naH Lne nuInUef EIvJ l-ss,A
last Spring
The remAing half is all concentrated
about Richmond. Earlys forces have
been recalled from the Valley, and very
few sle guarding the Lynchburg and
Danville roads. A Cavalry expedition,
under General Gregg, down the Weldon
Road yesterday and day before, found only
q few hundred in that quarter. Nor have
they dispatched any large force to Georgia
none but Heth's Division, and that a
small one, from the Petersburg 'front.'
Confronting US on the North Bank of the
James they have more than at any time
since Butler effected the Judgment here,
having been lately Reinforced by ker.
shaw's Division Of Esrly's Corps. And
they have constructed magnificent line
OF works hard up to our own, and Interior
line a.ter interior line is plainly visible
These facts, together with the everyday
clamor of the Richmond papers for he
last inhabilant to be ready to help to man
the trenches are proof that the enemy eI'
peces a terrific assault on this side of the
river. These same papers assert that But
Ter and Porter are preparing tremend
ous naval armament to attack in conjuHe
tion with the first flow Of wates through
the Dutch Gap Canal.
Well the truth is it beehoves them e
be in readiness to withstand all these
and more too. I may say particularly th'
"more too
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08
stock Jobblng Fraud

The Philadelphia Press Of Thursday
says.
We received late Tuesday evening dis
patch from the agent of the associated
press, dated Pittsburgh, which stated that
that an imense oil well had been struck on
the premises of the Seneca OIL Company.
The dispatch bore upon IFS face the marks
of stock jobbing operation, and the Press,
Of course, did not publish It in its telegra-
phic columns. Il found its way into some
Of the other city papers, however, al d the
consequence was that before the regular
board yesterday the stock sold at an ad-
vance of 3. Later in the day, however,
when the facts of the case became known,
the stock had relspsed into its old price
The dispatch, is it is said, was written in
this city instead Of Pittsburgh, and those
who were in the gring, no doubt made
: hansome profit out Of their. speculation.
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Saw MIlls, FIGURING NiIIs,

N SIND ron OH OULARs. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08
8sal SgfuRIss.
NRAND UNION SALE
" OF -'-
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Great Indueement for Investrnent In
-. a .-a -..- a-f Land uat ~ U8
TUEsDlY, DECEMRRR tsth, 1sel,

VIII BE oFTRRED on = %
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1854,
At which time shall offer for sale 70 the highest
bidder on ths premises OF each Of the foo wing de-
Seribed pieces rJpsrtV gvieg the proprietor OF
the Bsme the privilege OF one bid only large lot Of
valuable Beal Bstate. Now, whi land is low and
fafifDot -S----~-a- -y,d NV
when lumber Sc low aud land dear, build your TN
prOFemenIs. val ma =. H-lE E.1r
dhe sale Will commence precisely at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and buyers must be on hand promptly, as no
time Will be lost Salos will be- nearly possible,
In the order OF the schedule following, viz:
6IReT-salo will open with Lot No. ~, Jones &
b diEgtOns plot Forrest strset near ScoTill AVens
ne, followed BY sale Of lyt5 Nos. ., and 5, same
plot, Fore slreet, bOx1t6 liz. .las
% SEC0sD.--355 acres on Kinsman street, Adioining
Baldwin'B hOate. -.-at. t-. a... .I... % -
THIHD,-BiiOk Cottage on William ST. eet; ten
rooms, barn, well, cissern, rAt-proOf cellar, coal
cellar. Lot 6OE229 feet, planted with large va
riety Of fruit ITees; cash 5000; balance 20 suit.
FOURTH % 75 IUJacfes between LAkeshOTe Rail-
rOa1 and laEe; sell IN one, two or three parcels 70
be dstsTminsd on dsy OF sale. Ha 40 .. .-
FIFTH.-Two lets, 5oIzO0 on Euclid street, part Of
Aekley property.
sIxTH.-ilOuss On Lake street, corner Ma-shaIli
lot 66xI32- ..
Terms on property, rot specified above, one-ihird
cash, balance n one, Two, three and four years.
A lunch at noon provided gratis. .
Business alter the sale will be transacted at my
office, lGS Superior ct Il. A. WILCOX,
n0sS General Real EstAte Agent.
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ETRoL LEUM
+" Hickory Farm OIL Company"
OAEAH - A... S9OOSOVO
100000 SHARES OF 50 EACH.
Shares full paid without further assessment,
Presidont-OHBIsT0PHE TTLER.,
--l Secretary, Treasurer.
petintsndsut-LEWIS p. DROWN

= kre1dont-OAklhLOPHE T1LEk.s
W1LLfSa SSisss.5 3iRmAN 1sAAG GFis'qssR B. RSssELL
upsEintendsnt-LEWIS P. DROWN.
TRUSTEES
CHsIsToPHKR TILE, of OhristopheITy Ter, HeWYork.
THOMAS A. ouMnIKs, Of Thomas A Oummins, d"
fEAKcIs B. CODY, late Of Cody, FarWeii Co.. !"
GEo. Y. GRoyGs. late Of Groves, hortruP, Taylor
Co., New York.
JoHs V. CLARKE, late Of DAter, Clarke Co., N. =.
CEAKLEs V. FAILE, Of Faile, Williams Co.,
ISAAC D. RUSSELL, Of Russell Irwin, Mfg. Co.,
JossFH LAROcoUE, Of BoTdoin, Larocques & Bar
low, New York.
CURTIS G. HUssET, Of O. G. Hussey Co., PittsbuTg,
JEprHA q. WADE. v. Pres's Western Union Tele,
graph Co Cleveland, Ohio.
SAHuEL L. MATHER, oec'y Cleveland Iron Mining
Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
JOIN 3. NKWBERRT, John E. New berry Detroit,
Mich.
r TwISG BRooks, Pres't Farmers' Bank, Salsm, o
This Company Is organized under The laws Of U;
State OF New TOIk, for tbs purpose Of developing
tract Of upwards Of two hundred and ninety -Heven
acres Of land, owned b. tn u 10 fee simple located
b aIe Ihe39PfGe q f on toe westerly
banbs- -r Exi-s~-g Creek-
An ample WORKING capital has bsen provided !or
BY the Company, and the development Of the prop
erty will be prosecuted with the greatest VgoT.
limited number OF sha 1es Of the Capital STOCK
can now be obtained at par, application to "a M.
UEL L. MATHEB, at the office OF the Cleveland
Iron MinIng Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Shtre
maps eto. ETC., be seen, and sby farther intor-
nation desired can be obtained. noA;Ifs
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIENOE OF AN INVALID-Publishei Tor the
banslt and Is CaU ZION To HOURG MEN and
others, Who suffer from Nervous Debility, Preua-
ture Decay Of MHnhoogs &C, supplying at the Same
time THs hEAEH Or SEi 8 CEBE- By one who has
cured hinseI sltfr uudsrs,sing considerable quAek
cry. b e1clssing post D. ID addressed envelope,
Elngio copies mar Ds had of author.
de5.ist Brooklyn, Kings county, N 7.
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asntIstFH.
NEW pENTAL EsTABLTsHMENT
HH. NEWTON
Respectfully announces 70 the people Of Osgsisnd
md vicinity that he has opened Dental Once at
M on SllpFRI1R STREET. MARIE ri mex d


Respectfully announces 70 the people Of Cleveland
and vicinity that he has opened Dental Once ct
1 NO. 2l SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK, %
Formerly occupied By Dr.. d. J. Diekersoa.
He Is new propaied 10 PEI form all the operations
upon tie Teeth leces5ary for their preservation In
o thorough aud 81 illful manner. --
Ar ihciai Teeth Inserted from single Tooth TO
an entire Set, upon Gold. Silver and Vulcabized
Rubber uase, anu warranted to give good satistao-
tC a in all eases.l
. REPEBgscEs s--E t. Fairbanks, St. yohnsbury,
Vt; Hon l. Poland, Chief Just tiee, st. Johnsbugy,
VT; d r. DiO Lewis, Boston, MaBs.; Henan Elys
Esd Elyria, Ohio; n. B. Gates, Elyris, Ohio ?
A OARD.--Dr. DicksTzo taxes this opportunity
to express his gratefdl ackL % ledgnents to the
many frisnds and patrons who have favored hiG
with their confidence. Having dispos OF my
practice to Or. Newton It affords me great pleas
ure that an able 70 recommendin him thorough
and skilJul Dentist, and in whose integrity it Will
be safe to rely. ly.--. de2:ls4
A kTIFICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
Aits Rubber Base, with cur mode Of inserting
and liking, are pronounced by all TO be the most
perfect, natural pleasaBt and useful In eating
speaking or singing, btsides, what is Of no slight
Importance, they cheaper and viii wear longer
than auy other. A Complete SeE etONE DOLhh IL
PER TOOTH, which can be made in one day. The
fact is the dsy Of Metal Plates Is psst for all that
them discard the old set II able their superior
ity being apparent TO all.
ALEX. HALLIWELL, NJ. D and
j. &. DANIELS, Dentists.
Southwest corner Ontario street and Public 50.
Established over IL wears. n026
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EIHE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILAQELlRHIA--1 A. No Ar1a'rE-S-e'l'
New YOrk 4 Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE 1A TRlYRLERs.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
a (SEndsys exeeEtsd
nORSlNG EAPkESS, lsaTing TrJy at 0.I5 A.
from Albany a. Hucson River Depot At SsS5 A.
T., arriving at heW York at sos P. n.
AErkBSUOh EAPRESs, leaving Troy at 3.OO
P. Nj from Albany at S;i5 P. n arriving as Nov
York ct $3.50 P NJ, connecting with express trains
for Phlladelphia and ashinst0n City.
The Uincinnatl Express tom Buffalo eonnosts
with the $50 at Albany for New York By the Har-
lem Road.
Eor the better accommodation OF the public, ar
rnngsmeni8 have be- made 70 run the trains OF
the HudsOa River Railroad Uc and those o. the n
\. ana Harlem Railrcsd %. st different hours rom
AlcsBy snd Troy.
kslg Cars Of te best construction, and most convent
sEt fer ths u-s OF psssrnSsrs have been placed on
TIE hARLEH Road.
P ssengers viii be ucketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New IorE by~Sas Ceatrai
L. 3. Co.. and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson blVer hailroad Co. aud of
this %. will BE- received By either road and Bag
gnge checked oy either Company viii Be delivered
IN New York without change OF checks.
Nov. %, 1904 T. A. CHAPId, suP't.
FoaD L. GsEEs Advertising Agent. no=GRS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08
OIL COMPANY.
Lands in VenangO County, Pa.
CAPITAL $500, ,OOO-IN $1,000 SHARES
PAR VALUE $40 PEI SHARE.

The Urssapt pro opsrty Of the Company can,isis 10
A tract Of FIFTY-FIFE AND 0EE-HA II 1CRES
in the immediate vicinity of Oil OTeeki neac OF
CITY, feontiBg on Cherry Tree Road and but
short dIstaaoe Il ON seVeTsi prolific h5WiBg wells.
The objects of tbls Company. under its Act OF
IncorrorstIOn, embrace the purchase, leasing end
holding Of Mineral OIL LaadS, raising from :hs
aith AMI otherwise obtaIaing o!i, reening aud
manufacturing and dispoSing Of the same, and also
ofleaSieg out or otherwise disposing OF ans lands
not requirsd for the aetusl use Of the Company.
B. =. PEIXoFPo, President.
O. KOCH, Treasurer.
EDWARD BUDWIG, Secretary,