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Cleveland Morning Leader, 1 January 1864
(adv; 1 inches)
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p.1, col.4
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1109 - L. Jan. 1; adv: 1/4 - Steel jewelry, a new importation, is being sold
by A. and G. Bettberg. - - - - - - (1)
Bettberg, A. (jeweler); Bettberg, G. (jeweler); *Jewelry & Jewelers
Cleveland Morning Leader, 15 March 1864
(adv; 1 inches)
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p.3, col.7
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1110 - L Mar. 15; adv:3/7 - Solid silver nut picks, beef tongs, mustard
pots, macaroni scoops, spoons, forks, scoops, etc.
"Look out for the Lions." Cowles. - - - (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 17 September 1864
(adv; 2 inches)
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p.2, col.5
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1111 - L Sept. 17; adv:2/5 - Mr. Burt, 146 Superior st., has a stock of sil-
ver chains and rings for sale at prices ranging from $1.50 to $15. (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 20 September 1864
(7 inches)
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p.4, col.3
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1112 - L. Sept. 20:4/3 - A magnificent service of plate has been on display
at Ball, Black, and Company. It surpasses any piece of artistic workman- .
ship and skill ever produced by an American or English establishment.
The service consists of four vegetable dishes, four wire coolers,
three salvers, and other articles of solid silver, richly gilt and beau- . . .
tifully chased together with a magnificent shaft of a column, representing
in a scale of feet 200 miles of the Atlantic and Great Western railroad'
which was completed in 200 days.
Thirty thousand words and figures are on it, and every grade in
the road is distinctly indicated. Five months were spent in engraving it
at a cost of $15,000 in specie. It is to be presented to James McHenry. . . . .
as a tribute to his engineering skill. (7)
Atlantic and Great Western railroad; Ball, Black and co. (jewelers); McHenry, James (builder)