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general good. Can they not be sold 2 /
will 60 to Breslau and offer them they
may bring but trihe, yet they are all I
have to bestow. But Adolph-when he
returns and finds me deprived of my great
est beauty, what will he say? Alas he
viii turn from me he will love me no
more. Well, be it so, will sacrifice his
love in the cause of libertyP e.
She accordingly proceeded to Breslau
and offered her hair for sale to the first fri
seur in the city.
The loveliness Of the young girl, and
the novelty of the offer, caused the per-
son to inquire why she robbed herself Of
such beautiful tresses Cn receiving her
answer, he was astonished at the extraor-
dinsry and disinterested feeling of patri-
otism displayed by one SO young and in
teresting. --..
4 will take the locks, my pretty GIRL
said he admiring the softness Of their tex
ture, and turn them into bracelets. Ev-
cry body will buy when they know OF
whose hair they are made
The delighted'girl received the profered
sum and flew to add it to the general fund.
The friseur had predicted right; the story
got wind and the ladies and gentlemen Of
the city focked to his store to purches the
bracelets marked with the name of ELLA.
Among others, young officer of high
rank, hearing the story, endeavored to OBJ
tain one of the articles. The vcnder had
but one left. and as he had already raised
very considerable sum from their sale,
he intended to keep that for himself
The officer examined the color and the
texture of the hair, and when his eyes fell or
the name of ELLA, smile of pride and
gratitude curled his lip, and he uttered 'i
must be her." He emptied his purse upor
the counter, and told the man to take it al
for the bracelet, who, being dazzled with
the sight ofso much gold, readily consented
and the officer left the shop with the treasure
pressed to his lips.
ELLA, said Adolph, as he sat by the side
the mountain maid, "where are theluxuriant
locks that formerly hung around your neck
Iwcnt and fought at your bidding, and now
l come to claim my reward"
"Adolph," answered she, " becam,
jealous of my hair; your heart was entan
gled among its thick curls and the NOR
combed them, the more they webbet
around the heart and so l cut them off
do you not love me without my locks ?"
"Love you, Ella? Could l do less thal
worship you, since you have so nobly mar
red your beauty for the benefit of you
c,untry? Look at this bracelet--the hal
is yours-tho name is yours" -
Thus caught the generous girl though
it useless to deny facts here..r recorded. Sh'
confessed all, and shortly afterwards sh'
became the wife of the stranger Adolph
and the Countess of Ruthland.
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HardWare,

ID OVERS 4 KINNEY have on hand large
assortmqntof Hardware, Nails, Iron, Glass
S -, .EarJtW:rs Tools, etc, for sale low for
esh, ~ p3
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Boots, Shoes, andRubbers, at Wholesale.
MASURY, DOLE &, Co.,
MO. 68 SUpERlOR-ST., OPPOSITE THE
~ WEDDELL HOUSE, CLEVELAND, o.
We are now receiving 10000 cases for the
Fall Trade. Dealers are requested to call and
examine our stock and terms scpt30
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ETNA IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE.
SPANG g. Co..

MANUFACTURERS of all sizes and descrip-
1vl tions Oh Junata Iron, Nails, Wrought and
Cut Spike, Blister, Plough and Spring Steel
&c., Boiler Iron, Riyets. Fire-bed, Sheet
and Bar Iron, of any size and thickness made to
order and cut to pattern if required. Also =
WIND0W GLASS and PITT >BURGH MANU-
FACTURES generally.
Cleveland Warehouse, corner of Light
house and River street, near the G. g. & r. R.
Depot. Pittsburgh Warehouse, No. 38 and 80
Water street. a asia sept30
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CROCKERY g. GLASS WARE,
Mt WHOLESALER

WE would respectfully call the attention of
" the merchants of Richland, Huron and
Crawford Counties, to our large stock of
COOKERY AND GLASS WARE,
which VIC offer exclusively at wholesale. Any
orders We may be favored with will receive
prompt attention. Merchants and Dealers will
please give US call when they come to Cleve-
aand-we VIII nuke ito their advantage.
J .FOGG & CO., Importers of Queensware.
aprl8tf
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VI WhNNhN' II. G. FULLER.
Dry Goods at Wholesale.
w A r r EN- g. FULL Err,
MO. As, SUPERIOR-STREET, WEDDELL
,1N HOUSE, CLEVELAND, O.
We have received our Fall Stock and are
now prepared to sell goods at the lowest
New York prices. We invite dealers to call and
examine our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere. sep3O
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A. @, ROBINSON. J. NJ. BUSHFIELD.
A. G. ROBINSON g. co,
MANUFACTURERS OF
WRAPPING Il ROOFING PAPER, BONNET
BOARDS, etc., etc.
WHOLESALE f GK0CERS
AND COM MI ISSION MERCHANTS
sep30:y WHEELING, Va.
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FIymUutn, OCt., ID, I655.
S E Y NJ 0 u & CROWELL,

CUMMISSIUN MEECHANTS FOR BAGE OF
Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods.
39 BANK-sT. CLEVELAND, O.
uAVE received their fall stock, to which they
IL invite the attention of Merchants and
Dealers. S. & C. can offer greater inducements
than ever before. Their stock embraces every
rarety, and all styles, and will be sold at the
lowest possible figures. oct7 -3m
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r A I L r o A D II o U Sc,
FAIRFIELD, HURON CO., 0.
A. G. A l. l. e N, PrOprietOr
VHHE above house is new and very pleasantly
l. situated, and the proprietor will spare no
pains to make it all the public can require in
such hor 'e. Friends-strangers-a Give
us q cal June II, 1854-n35tf
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Cost and foun6.
Horses, Carriages, &r.

E)R SALE-A lsdy's saddle HORSE, 151
hands high suitable cor any use either single double
hsInesa A stylish driver, and will stand without tying
PONY ard SADDLE, and light WAGON and HARNESS
made for the pony Price sl7a Apply at No. 30 south Sd
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SECONDHAND BUGGIES-Two with and
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THEATER On MON

ETROPOLITAN THEATER On MON
AVA DAY. Sept or he first tine In this cOuny) NJ do
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Gsaon d. Arthes, subsituf. Bepbonne
AsssS S &c Femme Do M! X q. xsE1
Gabrielle Puplle Do NJ. Duroc MILE pnah rem
LES RACEs.
With the following powerful cast: .
corScs L. Bs.avslst
sabine Observation-Disclosures Durrey
PpIee. Of admission 70 Mile RACHEL Perforsucs.
o1ehe.s Seats, PaIqOsste and PsIqSetts chcle...ss
p1 s1" .SsS e curtain e.! sggs
efs . ss Ts sSdo9 OF per
rS SSas pleased to ,s..
inch Of their checks will be returned to them 0y the
DACHELs RFORMAN E s.
HI NJ RAPHAEL FELIX respectfully inform. the public
that numbered seat, IN the PsI9a.,ts f,dss s ~ s
Metrepon W though .Rsossss., who
have Sossh certain se d 5S@Dei Of
ha 90 Sas Dd tickets will be sold a. the Meropo
'e aassass fss e.
sa ind esfs I get to the
specified.
NDLLE TERESA PARODrs THIRD
wi GRAND CoNCERT-wEDNEsDAY EVENING, Sept.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1855,
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MEp ai nfKESEssEs OF THE BELLIeERENTs
EmperoIs Russia Of France Queen Victoria and the
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and forming corps SURPRISING talent for the pro-
Suetiou EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
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sratined without offending the Honestly concieDoua
On MONDAY, Sept. 8, 1885,
In the AFTERNOON at o'clock will be presented the
amusing piece entitled QUITE AT HOME-Frank Easy, Mr..
Leyick Aldronkle Mr. Bidgeman After which TUE WAN
DERING MINsTREL-lim Bags, Mr.. j. Lingsrd, with the
song of Wilkins and bis Dinah"
In the EVENING at u O'Clock. the celebrated comedy Of
WILD OATS; or THE STRoLLING GESTLEMAN- Rover g.
w Clarke; Ephraim Smooth Hsdawsy; Harry Thunder N.Y.
Levick; Sir GEORGE Mr. Bridseman Lady Amaranth, Mis-
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ALL THE CURIOSITIES, including the living Ostnches,
HsppT Family living Serpen may be usual with
charge.
Admtsnce q cents; Children under ten, l2l cents Par.
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WANTED-Twenty. FIVE FUR HAT TRIM
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Reai Gstate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SAL 1.-Two 6rst-class
~ HOUSES In wss lkhs.- Also too LOTS ef0x0UNO
the soash sde of ks. about ITO fs~t Of bresway
rAsse sts are vel assed for rsdais impovenar'. yor
'''' '"' '-' BAxESx WEEKS. No. Pms-s.
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II esNA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sss 70 and ~ Commences.
-, Nss.s. ia rsasAaiiy lssaisd and essr the railroad
5sysa they ssss aesr and eu N tbs sub
.. ..ssss sAs.la tssls. tssas. each and Ell Ne nod
ssla sAsA sess tA re tasos Zach n desrsd, ls,so
ss 's ,,s. :, - ~ ' =. ;,ss z yss. AZ
Y pkSNiS . 90, NJ q rNktew, Nss. fssh.
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,s.r = s.!ssI yssy = .ss.l. sssss ss.i..3 |.
ss1isss ssss bsasss As, stw wss qoss Qo Nswssss.s
sssss+. ~ aN,s@ hAtsN>A Ahe, &c fessssu. ssesrer
Hsa~- Mes ed Ssss slsssss wss sn Y, s.ss1 ~
49, ArYoe Drown.
Ne u wsis<. 0ea 10 p -.
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60 farmers and Others.

DONE DUST-Warranted Pure.
Id IMPROVED SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME
For sale BY A. LONGETT,
No. 81 Clf.st. corner Of Fulton.)
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WANT to PURCHASE-For occupation mp
s.r aorI worth s@ o. 600 70 &c sac, fas wsa ZOO
sneambsd Hnss snd tArce Lots IA hs ssbares snd soa<
Marsase hAf tho Will be dvss 10 exchange
Apply H. MILLERL Co, Aaeueassrs No. 1876 Bsosfwsy
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4 7 PRIVATE sALE-The two genteel three
~ a~y tsA nousrs .aa Lors dsnsfsd In Vss. 18th q.
n. ahss Alec dc three ,ssy ssish House md LOT
ttbesty CozsAnit
Alec As Narssery sss,ss sss uoVsE ssa Lor Wet nd
'he sss'h side Fg tel - srhsr p..sessss apply
~ uAkEH WEEKS No. Pine q.
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Aouses an6 farms nJante6.

SCHOOL RoOM-Wsnted, the basement
- hrst aoor OF HOUSE In good nsighsofhood,
Gated above spnf and west OF Broadway Be sssd 10,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs his
friends and the public thai he has fitted the extensive
SALOON Of the METROPOLITAN THEArER, where hs
will be prepared on and after MONDAY 81 September,
furnish all kinds REERE 5HMEnr5 OF the ehoecss quality
and Ladies will fnd all tho novelties Of tho
prepared IN tho exquisite PArisisn STYLE By
II. MAITLAND, No. 62i Broadway.