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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03
VIBRATIONS
TTOH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in 4s hours-slso cures Salt
Rhsum, Ulcers, ChiIblAInS, and all EruPtiOns Of
the Skin. Price 30 cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks cad Potter, ITO Warrington st., Boston, viii
be IorxArdsd free BY mail. For sale BY all Drug
aazi.ts. sTRoHa 4 ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
for Northsrn Ohio. mh14:F dhW
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A Nice Top Buggy will b sold At Auction
BY o. Gutter 4 Bon, on Saturday, June 3d. at 3
o'clock P. N, in mont Of their Auction Room, No.
IS4 BaAk Htrest, 5a9l;Sl6
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The attention of water takers is called ia
the advertisement in smother column.
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TIE PL1HEsvrLLE BUReLkRs-The Paines-
vile Telegraph says that "the fEs burglars
arrested by Sheriff Benjamin were exi
amined before Justice Huntington, and
committed in default of bail=thSee of
them in $4,000, and the other two, $500
each. 1880
Til burglars arrested in Clsysland-
John Blair and Samuel P; Hilton-Wers
brought before Justice DOo1ittle. Both
waived an examination and were COM
mitted in default of bail in the SUM Of
$4,000 for their appearance before the
Common Pleas. s. z. Adams, Esq, of Cleve-
land, appeared for Blair" @sI ESQ
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TAKEN TO HOsPIFL,-J, o; Psckark Go.
D, 9th Ohio Cavalry, formerly of Medina,
Ohio, attended by his wife, arrived at the
Soldiers Home in this city yesterday morn
ing. They are just from the hospitals at
Washington, where he has been languish-
ing fer months. Wounded seven months
since in the upper part of the thigh, hsahas
suffered almost more than mortal can suffer,
and is now reduced to semi-delirium. The
Surgeon in charge of the Home, examining
his csse yesterday, considered his recovery
extremely doubtful. He was sent TO the
Military Hospital. -
His faithful wife is wen nigh exhausted
with the tremendous work which has been
laid upon her to do. she folloKedhim yes
terdsy afternoon to the hOspital. se5q 10
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ButtOns.-eo to tbs West Side store for every
thing there Is made in the way Of Trimming But
tons, atloW prices.
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D {. B. HALE. tanker,
AND 90
9. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,

Subscriptions reoeiyed to the
~ BIO PEE OEEE AND l0-40' NATIONAL
LOAN. r.
lOoD mission allowed to SubsorberB.l
nB-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 5.2ns, I0-40's, TreaIury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most fAVorAbl terms
Gold, Silver, OouPOns and Canada money bought
and sold st beat rates, Deposits received and Col
Lotions made At all AoOessib e points. Uncurrent
funds converted ct lowest rates. gRsVsaus Stamps
or gsiA E. ooA
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Tea 0I.RO per PoHud@To md he ibaSt
assortment Of TEAS, and save . large per esntsgs
on your grocery hIls, 6 to the west Side store
Grocery Department.. n. B GOOD feA ct Si,Co
PSF pound. bel FRDso01T = IkGHAM.
The laying Of the corner stone Of the Mount
Zion OonsregstiOnAl Church, viii take place on
Thursday Afternoon. Jane LIST a. 5 O'clock The
nsmbers Of all the difsreat churches are inTasd
to he present on that occasion. The church Is
being raised on Fri street. In the evening. MIS-
g.. F. Michel, Of New York, assisted By Prof
Long. organist Of the Second Presbyterian Oharchs
will give a grand Concert for the benefit Of this
church. Prof ]. A. Thome will = 50 deliver =
short adoress. Doors open ct 7 O'Clock; eoncsrt
to lei at O'Clock Omission 80 cents
mysls GEORGE SAMPSON. Stage Manager.
'o
west side store Grocery Departments
All kinds Of willow Ba,kets, just rtoe.Vedi Clothes
Baskets, Dinner and Lunch Baskets, Hgg Baskets,
Toy Basksts, knife b ksts, Work BaakstS, Mar
ket Baskets, Bushsl Basksts, &c.- Don. aI-y
West Side store OrOekery Depart
Observation-Disclosures should bear In mind that
we have the moIt compIsts stock Of Crock ~ IN
tbs 'ity, which we are selling below the regular
prices. Also a large stock Of kniveI aHd forks,
spoons, ~eAStOru. and housekeeping ~arslelsI gsnsr-
ally. .f ,TRUsooTr 4 IGGHA4.
Auction sale POsIPOmement.-rhe sale
Of thirsy-7ns Banding Lots on Case Avenus and
Lyman street, to have been sold At auction By o.
Outer q Son on Saturday, May 2Tth, Is unavoida-
ably pcs po1ed until Saturday, June Sd, At 2o'clOek
P. M. See advertisements. myaT;2iS
West Side SfOre.-We have jqIt received .
large invoics Of Ladies' Travelling Baskets, Work
Baskets, Lunch BsshetS, 40. comprising over hfty
different Kinds Of = iIIOv baskets, which We Offer 81
our ususI low price, J r zDf-
Lambs Knitting naehine-sENUI
TRruMPHASr The greatest invention Of the age.
Narrows the toe, knIts the heel, complete in ons
piece. will do ell that It is promised to 90 IN our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp, A. Z,
JOHNSON, $50 superior ct ClsVsland- mJs7;2I
Sewing stIk.-We have just received ell III
different coIors and letters Of Sewing siIk Apt
Wis Also, a fall line Of small wares. r~OtiSns
&c AL Of ' hish are re.h and cheap.
TRUsOoTr 4 IKGHAM.
X. Z. r B.-FOr afs and certain SxtsrmI.
major OF Rats and Mice use Rafsr's Ready Rsf Re
LIEF. Sold wholesale and retail BY
G. W. CLsBK, OIL
p -N lg- Zih lis Superior street.
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
mys0;sl7 .f 1873 Superior street.
h Rest TO and the best stock Of EotiOrl
and Fancy Goods, and save q large per centags OF
your purchases, go to the West side Store, No. Is
and 1iS Detroit and 1 1 Pearl streeis.
~
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Police CoURr.-The following docket
was disposed of yesterday morning:
Drunkannsss-Wm. Brodick, VIM. Nc
Grath and George Fretter, each 81 and
costs ; Edward Payne, 81 and sent to the
Work House thirty days; John snd
Bridget Murray, each IS and costs.
vagrancy-GeOrge Robson, case nOlled /;
Dehlis Walfnger and Mary Rose, each 81
and, the former, thirty, the latter, sixty
days in the Work House.
Disturbsnce-John Marley and William
Balm, eash 81 and costs.
Robbery-Augustus Knies and Heinrich
Gsnssr, discharged.
Petit Larceuy-Lucy BrOckhouse, case
nolled.
Assault and Bsttery-Catherine 0'Doy
and William settleton, each 81 and costs /;
Mary Gill, the costs; Charles Davis, So
and costs.
Violating Bathing Ordinsnce-ThOmHS
OMAHA, David Harrington, Peter Hines,
Patrick McCarty, Norman Walker, Henry
a. Green, Rudolph and HermOn WendOrf,
Herman Rooney, Martin and Peter Han
SOD, Morris Bsbler, Jacob Shingers, Frank
Graham, Charles Henlich, Philo Noses,
Edwin Hewitt, Francis Sweeney, Charles
Edwards, William Farrell, VIM Fitzgerald
and ROBERT Whaling, each fined the costs.
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Ladies' Fearfs-RS have just received rome
very fine adiss' Check and Plaid seariSi also, .
lot OF Gents Susrfs And Ties.
- - FhUsCOTE 4 INGHAM.
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+, PriufS,-we hav, smAll-Agured CalIcosB in
Pink, Purple, Bed, Blue. &C., Just the thing for
chiIdrenSr wear, TRUs00rE I IHGHAA,
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The Mistress of the white HOuse.-I
IS said that Mrs Slower, 3 daughter Of President
Johnson, win take charge Of the White Housr, on
account Of the illness Of Mrs, Johnson. It is need
less to say that she viii do honor to the Presidsn-
tisl mansion, nor that, in company with many
osher sensible ladies, she will hereafter pstronIzs
the popular estab ishment of Jacob Frank, manu-
fAct1rer and eeAier IN Hop skirts, Corsets, and
Ladies' Fancy Goods. 40 1923 SupstiOr street, ~
der tire American. Thirty per cent. is saved BY all
who purchase. mys7. POI
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CHICAGO A-EKET--June ?
by Tels graph.l

TTETT-NFTIN
Wh~at-Firm at 81 24ai 2f1<, closing at 81
ga for No. 4; 81 l3aI "A No z
athsr &C i've st a desline Of &c. Sales
at 56a5So TO- No L 53a5io for o. 9.
OaIs-Eiem and advanced &c. fales ct 45a45%s
for No. 1:
observation-disclosures and nominal.
@PrONisiOns-Dul.
FreiEhts-t nj.
ReeeiPis-FIour, 5000 bbls; wheat $4,000 buI
corn, no 90; oats 90 UOJ.
Shipments-75 900 bis -four, $4,000 bu wheat;
40 900 nm Is 90 o.fa
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West sid atOre-We have iVst received =
stock of sink Sun UIbrellaS, which We have mark
o. very low.
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Black Dress SiIEs.-At the West Side st1rs
can be found a complete stock OF Black Dress silk,
Lustrsleas Silk and MArcelfne Silk.
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Saves half the soap and half the work. IL
worth more than all the WISHING machines ever
invented Sold b. Druggists Hnd 6rocers. Ask
for Lials1ood,S Washing CrVstal. ". L. PORTER
Agent, lOT BanH strsst myIs:d4w
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West Side StOres-Fe have all widths and
coiors ofTaneta and Trimming Ribbons; also, =
few choice plai1 Bonnet JRIbbonfSwhieh We sell
very Low. TRUSCOTT 4 IEGHAM.
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TANOY OASSIMERBS-Tbe bsSt
II stock Of Fancy Cafsimeres ever offered IN shis
city, just opened and for sale oheap, at Wholesale Or
Eetaii. :. e. DEWITT 4 90,
Hyis 1snd Pubus squsSA
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-03

QOO,SOO in sums to suit-at the old stand and
Weu-knovn WAGNER'S LOAN 0FFlOE, On Secu-
rites otevery kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry. Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, mel0deona, and all per-
sonal property and articles Of value, on the most sat-
bfRctory terms. Business strictly private; EstAb-
kshed 1881. MIA variety Of unredeemed watch
6, J sWelV, Guns, ETC.. or sale at bargains.
0~f5ce-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis a PeixotuO's Clothing Store.
oct2 J. q. 4 W.
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The quantity Of Flour, Wheat, Corn and BARLEY
len a. tids-wEter, frsm the commencement Of nAvi-
cation to the third week Of May, in the years 1854
nna lses Il rnnn-Aah - EnIIn-n.
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-Inc...2l, 900 Dec IA 800 Ino as6, 100 Inc "a 400
The aggregate quantity Of the sane articles lel
Of ids-WEt from the commencement Of nsyiga-
ton to the ed inst inclusive, during the y~sarIlsG4
and 1919 waa a. EIilows.
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CITY NEWSl

A few cartons choice Flowers opened this
morning at Mrs. shaw's. my25
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~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either o. TIA
above Trains Or BoAts, viii be called for BY Coaches
Of Stogsns' Omnibus Line. By lsaviag then address
Et the OmnIbus Omos, 1877 srPsri5T street, nsEt
door to the WeddsiI House
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DROwEED IN PEEPIN LAKE.-Two men liv7
ing in Rayenua, named Albert Necht, a cab
met maker, and Abraham Smith, q glass
blower, we're drowned between three and
four O'Clock Thursday afternoon, in Lake
Peepin, shout three miles from Ravenna.
They went out for the purpose of fishing in.
this delightful inland lake, and had just
showed out from shore when the boat was in
some way upset by them, and they sank in
one of the numerous deep holes in which
the lake abounds. The water wss not less
than thirty feet deep. Their bodies had
net been recovered up to Eve O'Clock, at
which time our informant left.
Since the above was in type we have re-
ceived from our agent in Rsvenpa the fol-
loving note in relation to the sad affair:
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For Lake S~UPeriOr.-Ths new, stauuch and
elegant steamer PsWabio, Geo. Mckay, Master,
wi ! lsavs our Dock for Late Superior Ports, on
Nor day, June 9Th lse5.
For freight or passage apply to
GABRETs0N 4 CO., Agents.
Jun3:227 no. l River st., Cleveland, o.
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HudsOn's UnrivaLIed Tooth Paste does
not operate up IN the principle Of securing, a. does
povde ed Pumicestene and pulveLizsd charcoal,
but Is a compound peculiar to itself, which accom-.
Pill hes all L claims to perform. Gold By all Drug.
gistS. my22:slT
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
Mr.. JOIN ELJsJER b-ss to ST mt the blowing
powerful attract n for g MIGHT only
EOHAX sTRAAosH h S tbs hontr IN announce to tha
oitiE ms Of @ syelana and FGTity that WIN IN
EunpA h. sue -ee1 d IN making srrsngem6nts for
= brief uonoe't four with the Wsrdei f1I Russian
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81 OIL OOfhs.-ws have . large stock Of the very
best Floor Oil Cloths also, . few poorer grades,
which We win sell cheap.
TRUsCoFT 4 IHGHAM.
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The young and popular american PrinA Donna
Musical Director and ondsctor.-.....s BEHRENs
Both these ~artistes hsvs met with unprecedented
Euecess in New York. Boston, Philsdelphis. and
other cities, where they have given OJsr ono hun
drsd concsrts during thtir short stay in the United
States.
PRIuRs or ADMTssIoN.-Dress Circle, IS cents;
Reserved Seas TO Dr!sS Circle and PArqleste, 81;
Family CT Gle, 80 cents; Gallery, 70 cents; Private
Boxes, 81 50 and SI2; Single SEES 8 TO Private
Boxes, 81 80. .- .
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RLYENNA, D Juno 9

EDITORS LKADER :-On the LIST inst. Mr..
Albert Necht and a Mr.. Smith were drown!
ed st the mouth of the inlet to Lake eepin,
near this village. The two men, in COM
pany with another man, had just pushed
off from shore in q "dugoUt' canoe, when
it upset. Although near the shore She two
men above named were lost, as they could
not swim, and others came near losing
their lives in the effort TO cave them. The
bodies we're recovered and brought in to
town late in the afternoon havingIbseh I'M
der water several hours.
The men were both Germans. Mr.. Necht
was an active, industrious business man,
and proprietor of q cabinet shop, having
several men in his employ. Mr.. Smith
was stopping with his brother, who owns a
bakery in this place. W.
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Kew York stock Earket-June 2.
[BX TELEaRAPH.J
Governments SfOeHs-Dul and lover
United States Treasury 7-Scs s9%; Ten-far'J eOu-
Pous Sf1s; Skies Of 81, coupons, IOsZi FiVe-EWen-
ties, coupons, lO21S.
htOckB-StrOng Rock Island 93[; For Wayne
92<; Ohicsgo 4 Southwestern 24z. Ill Cen'l scrip
us CleVsls0d a Pistsburg Oh b9<; Mich Southern
h71s; Atlantic Steamship " TIC; n. =. Central ss1E;
Erie 7Ik; Budson 1903 Z; Rssding 81; NorthVsn
pfd ~ AsriPosall; Quicksilver 6OZi Ohio a Ms
SissippI Certificates 1874
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OH Factory for Sale.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly Et-
uated, COMPACT and conveniently arranged. O.
pHcity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. E. PELT0N.
Cleveland, Feb. IL. 1919. feblBsF29L
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Dress GOOds.-For 8 nice and cheap stock Of
Dress Goods, 20 to the West Side Store.
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LEGAL I-ntslIfrenee.

UHrrED Stairs COURr.-Ths case Of VIM.
Ewing, indicted for stealing . package
from the Postoflce ct Hull Prairie, Wood
county, Ohio, was up yesterday, and will
probably be concluded this morning.
Msssrs. N. R. Waite Esq, of Toledo, and J.
R. Tyler, ESQ., Of Perrysburgh, appeared
Is defendent'a counsel.
orrin 6. olmsted, who was convicted in
this court, q few dsyt since, Of stealing let
ters from the Toledo Postofice, and who was
sent 70 the Erie county jail for six months'
imprisonment, was brought back here,
Thursday morning, BY Deputy United
States Marshal WOrthington, upon q writ
of habeas corpus issued BY Judge Wilson, Of
this court.
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ReIf Buckles For Belt BuSkIes, Belt CIAIpu
and Belt Ribbon, go TO the West Gi6elstore, ISL
and I4S Detroit and Isl PsaH streets. .ff
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West side store Grocery Department.
All kinds Of Willow Bs'kess, joss rtoe.vedi Clothes
Baskets, Dinner and Lunch Baskets, Egg Baskets,
Toy BaskstI, knife Bs.ksfs, Work BaAkets, Mar
kst Baskets, Bushel BAsksts, &e.- l1- aI-y
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West Side Store OrOekery Depart
ment.-Htussksepers should bear IN mind thAf
we have the moIt complete stock Of Crock ~ IN
tbs 'ity, which We are selling below the regular
prio's. Also a large stock Of kniveI aHd forks,
spoons, casters, and Housekeeping artielsI gsnef.
ally. ,TRUsOoTr 4 IHGaAM.
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Tea $3.50 per PoUHd-To md he ibsSt
assortment Of Teas, and save . large par ssHtsgs
on your grocery bills, 6 TO the west Side store
Grocery Department.. n. B-Goo Tea ct Si,co
psr pound. FRUs001T = IKGHAM.
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CoURT OF CoNKoH PLELs.-BEFoRI JuDsE
BOLroE.-In the case Of Gilmore Vs. C&wood
ct al, judgment for $50 was yesterday rem
de7ed plaintiff. Gilmore had bought some
property of defendants: . year OF two ago,
and gave his note with $500 in United
States bonds as security. When these be-
came popular. defendsats disposed Of them
ct an advance, and credited plaintiff with
$500. When the note had mAtured, he pre-
sented them with the regulate amount of
legal tender, and demanded the return Of
his securities. They would not give them
up, and this suitis the upshot of the mat
ter,-plaintif suing them for the difference
between the advance and the face of the
bonds.
Nothing was done in room No. 2, before
Judge Cofinberry.
BEToRE JUICE FooTE.-The court was &C.
cupied but 9 short time yesterday with the
divorce case of Frau schrier vs. MyAheer
John schrier. Mynheer was charged with
having another wife living, wife No. 2
thinking one frau q suficieney. Decree
was granted.
The Court of Common Pleas adjourned to
July Sd, when it will meet and enter judg-
ments by default and confirm sales, and DO
no other business.
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Auction sale POsIPOmement.-The sale
Of thirg-7ne BGIding Lots on Case avenus and
Lyman street, to have been sold at auction By o.
Outer q Son on Saturday, Nay 9Th, Is unavOida-
ably pcs 'poned until Saturday, June Sd, At 2O'clOek
p. NJ. See advertisement. myS1:2ls
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n 4 a DhAsOA4 Es-HOh OAAA~-AHo
"A Subscriber Offers for sale his residence, situated
two and a half miles from The Court House, In Q very
tasi rable locality. The Lot covers ten and one hall
acre o. exceedingly chUics land, and contains an
abundance Of ShrubberYj Raspberry trees and
Btrawbsrry pla'ts; Gia . Vines 10 good asBort uentli
. good Orchard I've year, old, consisting Of UPWARDS
Of seventy Ap lie, Pear, Plumb and OherrJ Trees al
% q numb 7 Of Ounce trees, all Of which are ldst BE-
Fnuing 70 bear. The House IL brick, nearly new,
con. aiainR sewn lofty rooms. The Barn, Carriage
house, Cow sheds, and other Out-buldt g, are y Q
good condition. Altogether, IL IL . very desirable
residence, and will be sold cheap TOR cash or long
credit, as parties d Hire. Enquire 81 les -. Oar st
mh6:tqs job ALEXANDER.
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"EL.
PREsEETATIox.-Quite q pleasant little
affair occurred ct the Lake Shore Rolling
Mill, in this city, Wednesday evening,
the occasion being the presentation Of q
magnificent gold watch and chain, by the
employees of said Mill to Mr.. E. Brooks,
superintendent. In presenting the watch
Mr.. Thomas Mshsr, on behalf the en-
ployees, made the following remarks: Is,
Nh. BRoeKs: 1 am called upon by my
fellow Workmen to address q feR words to
you, in their behalf, this evening. Iregret
that they did not confer the honor upon
one more competent, but as this is q cir
cumstance owe which l have no control
l will with pleasure, though 1 fesr with
little ability, discharge the duty imposed
upon me. .a FtrerisgF Z
One week ago, sir, We lesrned with re-
greet that you intended to leaventhis Mill,
that you have SO ably and faithfully man
aged for the last twelve months giving.
entire satisfaction TO he company, over
whose interests you lave presided, and
winning the respect and esteem of men
under your control. =
Twenty years ago the frst 7 rail was
made in the United States, and many of us
AVE viewed with pride the rise and pro-
gress of this branch of natural wealth and
industry. And among those who have de-
voted their talents and energies to the per-
fecting Of this branch of business, we recog-
nize in you, sir, one standing prominent
among them. In g word We regard you as
3 skIllful mechanic, q competent manager,
and q perfect gentleman and as a proof
of our sincerity we present you this gold
watch and chain as q token of tho respect
and esteem we entertain for you. And
when in the land of steady habits, where
we understand you are going to add still
another to the many mills you have already,
built, may it be a source of consolation 70
you when you turn your eye towards the
setting sun, to remember the many warm
friends you ave left where "Ths star of
empire takes its way"
To which Mr.. Brooks very feelingly re-
sponded as follows:
Mr. Thos. Mahdr and FellOa0-lOork1nen :
In accepting this valuable present allow
me to express my heartfelt thanks BY say
ing that it was entirely unexpected and un-i
looked for. l am at q loss to know what /
have done TO warrant such a testimonial of
respect, for l am sure IhaVe done nothing
but my duty towards my employers and
employees, as near as l could. Nothing
more and nothing less. Gentlemen, you
must not expect q speech from me- / am
not Dsmosthenes or a Tully, but simply
. Rolling Mill man. If you want q setof
rolls turned then | am WithnyOu-1 With
these remarks Twill conclude by expressing
my sincere thanks for the kind and liberal
manner in which you have expressed your
esteem, and I can assure you l will ever
cherish and reciprocate your kind inten-
tons. -'rrasa-a4 -lf e
The above watch was purchased Of Mr.,
8. Hogan of this city, at 9 costoOf about
three hundred dollars. june z:zI4. T.
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=. Z. Honey m~arke1-June 2.
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MOney-Steady 81 q . ct
Sterling EKcbanE8--Quiet and firm at
lO9X9llU for fist class bis
Coda shade nrmer, opening At 1881, ad
VAncing to 1851, declining to 1874, and elohng st
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West Side SfOre.-We have jqIt received .
large invoice Of Ladies' Travelling Baskets, WORK
Baskets, Lunch BAshetS, &ea comprising over atty
different Kinds Of = iIiov Baskets, which We offer ~
our ususI low price, ..--4 - ..ra-
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The Rest To and the best stock Of EOtiOrs
and Fancy Goods. and save q large per centags on
your purchases, go to the West side Store, No. 1sT
and 1is Detroit and l 1 Pearl stree,s.
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Lambs KnIttinE aaehine.-sEuUI
TRTUnPHAST-Ths greatest invention Of the age.
Narrows the toe. knits the heel, OomPlete in On4
piece. will do oil that It is promised to 90 IN our
circulars. Call on or address, with stsmp, A. L.
JOHNSON, $50 supertors ct Cleveland. lmJs7'2I