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RESOLUTIONS.
by Mr. Winslow, that uhe Board of Cit7 I'm
provements agreeing thereto) the City Civil Engi
neeT canse the center pier for the Lighthouse St
Bridge to be raised Is inches Adopted
BY Mr.. WinsloW that the CITY Civil Fnoineor h.
M aulnoilZed TO execute contract with Messrs.
thatcher, Burt d Co, for the construction of tbe
Lighthouse Street Bridge. Said contract to be
Conditioned for the payment of so per cent of the
WORK tben Gone on the lst of January, 1859. and
50 per cent monthly thereafter on the astimate of
work dohe' as SAID work progresses and the resi-
due OF the price to be paid 30 days after the work
is completed. Adopted.
By Mr.. Hopkinson, that the Board of Education
be authorized to open an Evening School. ADOPT.
cd
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MORNING MEETINGs.-Every morning during
this week there will be q prayer meeting at half
past five at the Plymouth Church on Prospect
street
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. =
Pennington. ! Anti LeeomptOn, is elected to Con-
gress in the 9Th District. Opposition Sheriff and
six Opposition Aldermen also elected.
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Law LEcTURE.-Mr. King lectures at Bryant,
Folsom STATIONS College this evening, at 8 o.
clock IT.
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$4,000; Night Watchmen for October s63s, 90;
Mr.. Davis $1,000; VIM. H. Jordon $50 90; F W.
Gbhon S77,5O. Ret. to Com. on Claims. Wm.
Gassick $3.50 Ref. to Com. on HarbOrs aud
Wharves p A Collier $500; do do S4OO. Ref
TO Com on Judic ary. l., Morisrty S45 81; do do
$50 90; C. Brainard S92, ,4s; J. K Brainard S47 so;
J. Garner SlO,Os; +. Minor Sl0O8. Ref 10 Com
on Schools c. B. HEoGp 81, Go; James Lee s., so.
Ref to Com. on Fir and Water. J. Selts SlO, 80
Ref 10 Com. on Harbors and Wharves.
CoMMUNIC ATOMS.
From Board of City Improvements, recommend
ing the erection of three gas lamp posts on Pitts
burgh street, between Perry and Liberty streets
Referred TO Com. on Gas
From j. Z. Fitzgerald, suHmoning the City of
Cleveland to appear before him in answer to q
charge of Robert Barrett. for damage by death of
his horse and breaking of his carriage. Referred
to City Attorney.
From James Hill, Fire Engineer, deprecating the
fact that there now large numbers Of unprinci-
pied and riOtOus persons in the Fire Department,
and asking that law may be passed requiring three
or five commissioners, whose duty it shall be to eX
anime all applicants for membership, and admit
none save those of good character also asking that
the election Of Assistant Engineers be made sepa
rately at the different engine houses, aud not when
all of the Fire Department are gathered together.
Referred to Com on Ordinances.
From A Freese showing the amounts due teach
ers of the Public Schools for the quarter ending
Oct 9th to be S7,256lS. Referred to Committee
on Claims.
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AlE0irines.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!
DROE WOOD,S HAIR RESTORA.

NINETEENTH CENTURY!
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
L TIVE Says the St; Louis (AIo DemocIat Below
publish letter DR.. Wood Vi tins my. from gen
tlenan Moins, which speaks glowngiy Of he superior
Ct when coming from reliable source II certIf,a s
guarantees OF truth, the Dr. needs
BATH, Maine Jan %. 1856.
Paoy. o WOOD Co.-Grntlemen: Having my aiten
ton called, few mOAlls since, the highly beneficial
effects your Hair Restorative l induced 10 make
application OF it upon my own hair winch had become
quite gray probably one third white nv vGis err were Of
the character Some thrce months since, procured
bottle OF your Hair RESTORATIVE aud used H. ! soon
.Und that proving what had wished. 1 Il
aJut twice week. have since procured auo'hcr
world that the gray white hair has ally DIS ed,
both On my head and a,e, and my hair has resumed
natural color au beleye m re SOFT and glossy than Il has
been before for TWENTY-FIVE years. sixty
Old; good wife, at the age Of twO, has used 1t With
The above nose I deem due to you for your valuable
directions viii not have ocCasim 10 contradict my
statements am citizen Of Tins city, and have been
resident here for the last fifteen yeaIS known
make of tb, sboye with INV name afiacbed Is AZ y5uT eT
vice wish 10 preserve the beauties Of nature in others
- ''''' am truly yours, a c. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January Q, 1853.
WOODS hAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. wooD-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune
lose the best portion OF hair from the effects OF the yell
trial Of yoGr Preparation and found it 10 answer as the
very thing eded My hnr is thick and glossy and
volds can express my obligations = you IN giving ~ the
afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rev. X Bragg. is minister regu-
lar stsndng aud pastor OF the Orthodox Church Brock
field. Mass He u gentleman Of Ere1t influence. ard
iversally beloved: WDl. DYER
BROOKFIELD, January r. 1859
PROF WooD-Dear Sir: Having made tria Of your Hair
Restorative, II pleasure say that lis effect has
beeD excellent in removing Inflammation, andruf and
conStant tendency to itching, with which have been
troubled from chdhOod md has also restored my hair
wisb & was 6eGonnG gray 70 Us 9tgl9 A. Color hse used
profit. Yours truly. J. X. BRAGG.
The RestOr1 put up Bottles OF three sizes viz
Large, medium; and small The smsll holds half pint
and retais tr dol lar Ottleihe medium holds NJ
least twenty per cent proportion than the small
and retallS for two dollars bOe-he large holds quart
lfory per cent. proportion, three
dollars a DO tie
o. J. WOOD x CO. PrOprietOrs, 3l2 Broadway, New
" RI. lin the grest New York Wire Railing Establish
mentl and ia Market street. St Louis. Mo and sold by
/ all good Druggists and Fame, Goods DrTlers. Ocl6
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;, The q stopping the ui5rat0H Of is Itr'Eg
l. Tie surHness Of tie rJrGioH 9f he strilg.
s, lhsq4aiHy Of thstOHs-
G. T1esTeagtH Of string
Z Tie great length Of s 1r he
That the public may and judge themselves whether
above publish diagram the Cd
styles of pianOs rather the 9 Ogy style which rejects
all improvements Hailei Co.'S stys
which accepts the doctrine that living in in
eqUa four and that LOO lbs weigh twice much Hfty
viii Illustrate the philosophy Of the two kinds OF instru-
and leave the reader to draw his conclusions
l, The Hallef DdUis d; Go. Pianos hace a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IA
the sized case.
y the entire length Of straight string be used for vbra
ton (see dagam) while those that bent necessarily have
the bridge pin inserted great distance from the
Of the piano els the angle would be the string would
in twain before could be drawn up
ven known that the sixOetave piano does not
possess the tHs and d q tone Of sevenOetays psnOis
that its strings sh0ffr With the improvement
o. Hale Davis Co. piano Is enabled send ouf
max make '- ' ''A' '- piano AH' OF''
., The Hallet Dupis d Co. Pianos hare a r0ider
space beti0eeH the strings than those Of any other
make.
The truth of this statement is equally plain. from tie
that straight string occupies nc more space than simply s
SUM ~, its s % i ss ~ si s; a, IN ~ ' 80 ltl
SUITS Is the bent strings necessarily close together that
playing heavy marches fantasies and variations Tie
straight strings bave much room that they vibrAte freely and
never clash against one another
3, The manner Of stopping tBe riJratioH.
The vibration Of the string in all panos where
the hammer strikes it, the bridge where 1t is stopped lss
diagram H.
The Of the violin the can be ruined by
substituting bridge; thus proving that the
string is materially dff By the which the vibration
is stopped The vibration OF the string in the Il ID C. piano
stopped with lite horizontal ets OfcOpper bell metal se
diagram giving TO the string soft full mellow 4df9ns
while in al other pianos the vibration stopped BY upright
pins [see diagram giving thin. irony gnerss fas
that has caused thousands having hne musical
CARNATIONS to eNcaim:
do not like the irony tEan or piano l is far Inferior
10 the full rich tone OF sn organ flute HuelOdeOn-
The that the strings il all ether pianos bent the
bridge IS that sharp hdstO Be made IL order
the vibration In the H. n e. piano the strings drawn
straight the copper feet and held d.Wn hn thereon BY
e tine
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OF Sanford & Son S9,I7; A. C. Beardsley. City
Commissioners, Sls5,72; do do $500; F. H Ed
dy Sl5,40; Jno. Whitelaw S46,92; Chas Knight
$1,000 Wm. 5. Jones S20,l9 Thomas Manning
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CouNclL.-A petition was last night presented
to the City Council for the formation Of a new fire
company TO occupy the building and use the engine
OF the late No. C. It was signed by the business
men OF Ontario street and vicinity; men of real in
tegrity aud influence. Should such company be
formed it will We think be modelcompany. The
petition was referred to Chief Engineer Hill.
The three market ordinances of which we spoke
few days ago, to prevent huckstering and con
gregating ofmarket teams. &c, were last night in
definitely postponed in accordance with the recon.
mendatiOn Of the judiciary Committee to whom
they were referred Another ordinance was intro.
duced by Mr.. - restricting the market grounds
to the East side OF Ontario and Pittsburgh streets
from the North line of Prospect toward the South.
This would bring the marketing directly into the
muddy spot on Pittsburgh Just above the planking
which, as every one knows is one of tbs worst
places in the city for mud and filth What next p
Verify, strange ideas of reform" pervade some
of our Councilmen.
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GuITAR.-J H Thomas, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT,
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Book SALE.-Pra-t's Twenty first Annual Sale
is drawing TO close. Now is the last chance at
these fine books at half price.
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JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY unI LACKAWANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
Y Orders promptly filed then Yard on the Canal,
near the foo: oi Yiueyard street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ool2 dom 2ac- Jv.N. YATES.
rY a RARE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT
Persons requiri y lisht agreeable and respectable
ployment by which they realize $40 $50 per
week will ascertain full particulars by addressing
HUTCHINS 4 co,
lG5 Chambers street, New York City
One postage stamp required Prepay answers
An, l5E
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J&V Weitz, No. l66 Ontario street, have ou
hand the finest quality of buckwheat flour which
they offer at the lowest prices. Try it. dylw203
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Ed. HERALD: We see by this mornings papers,
that the editors of the Leader and ReUietU have
been led into error relative to the meeting of the
Colored Citizens last evening at Flat Iron Hall; J.
C. Oliver, J. D. Harris, J. Malyin, and c. NJ Rich
ardson, were elected Delegates. a resolution by
J. H. Swing, leclalative of the sentiments of the
meeting was adopted and the meeting adjourned
SINE de. R. B. LEACH,
j. c. OLIVER, Pres.
JUSTICE HOLLAND, Sec'y.
Cleveland Nov ., 1858
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- "TO sMOKRRs & CHEWERs."

No gelean s10uId mIngIs ln the seIy q Iadles Win
his teeth diseOlored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying The mouth sfler smoking chewing, Ton
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is of the
most eierlual dsatr-ces Il whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and mpIts the breath, oeL
offensive ,groeablu fragrance.
FOR SHAYING-lts rich lathsr peHetraes and softens
the beard prevents irritation aud renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. C. FONrAINE & Co 3O5 Broad
way, and No. As,or House, New York. sold by ali
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The remainder of this chapter win be published
in contemporary tomorrow morning, and the
balance Of the story will appear in the Nelo York
L0ateT for next week. Siyhead CObbler, and all
the great spooneys Of the age, write for the Loaf
er. Bank street contemporary.
1t will be seen by the above, that the enterpris-
ing publisher of the Loater has engaged the would
belterary associate of the Herald to write for his
paper at salary probably Of Is } cents per col.
umn A most admirable selection.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported by the Union Telegraph,
FFIcK, WAXING s BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AMI
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
YESTERpAYA AYAFTERNoONSREPORT
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov l.
New Orleans papers of Wednesday last, con-
tanning Vera Cruz dates to the 22nd ut. are reeey
ed
The rumor was current i'll Vera Cruz that Cabos
tie Commander of ZulOagas forces near Orizaba
had received oriers from the City Of Mexico to join
Cheagaray at Juiappa
1t was reported that Gen. De GallidO, COmman-
der of the COnsttutionalists, was At Guadalajara
on the 5th of October
The ''Boletn Officiale'' Of Zacatecas announces
the town Of Lagos as taken by Coustituiionaiists.
The steamship Quaker City .uil New Oiledns on
the 25th ult., for Magattan 10 open the Tehsunte-
pee route.
Many applications for through passage 10 San
Francisco, but only L few were accommodated.
The Tribune correspondent says:
Mr.. MasOI will retire from the French Mission
in the Spring, cOntempOraneOusly with Mr.. Da las.
FROM NEW YORK
New YoEE, Nov .
The sseam frigate San Jacinto lying at Brook
lyn Navy Iord sprung leak yesterday and had
feet of water in her before the fact was discOv-
cred.
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e. SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also,
ShiIlags aud Sirpenees bought Sll5 per ounce by
CHAS. A READ 4 co Bankers, No. &c Water street.
opposite the Posi- Odcs.
NB. Spanish quarters VIII average nearly tweuy-,hree
c...ls na.l. .,cR. j 4 NJ Am OLE
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. >.
The Bank of Tennessee resumed specie payment
yesterday.
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]. b. Barnes 4 Co, Proprietorg of The CIey

). b. Barnes Co, GrOprieJOrs OF the CleHe
aai Plumbing WORKS, Atwster Block prepared
with arse force oi experienced wurkmeH doing every
eary ti5a OF PIlbins the a>t thorough manner,
he sGvutic plans reasonable terms and on short
n5tue Large stocks of Foultaiu, ni dler=n styleS and
ICES Bathing Tabs uf and wood. lTned with
luGsd-capper steam Ieateis, Lead and Galvanized iron
ElpeS Leather and aiI Rubber Hose, every descuptlUO
at Bras, anI Plated Ciks. Iuciudlus the Paten SeciOs
Cocks recently introduced haSl Bowls aud all kinds
Water Works Fixtures kept constantly ON hand All
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TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. %, SO.
President Cofinberry in the Chair
Present-Msssrs Detmer, Weber, Cofinberry
Crawford Hopkinson, WinsIow, Thompson, Ford
Rider, Herrick, Resner. 0viatt, Senter, McLaue,
Mueller, and Stephan.
Minutes oflast meeting read aud approved
PETITIONS.
Of residents on Garden St, asking that said ct
may be graded; also asking that a canal on said 81
may be filed. Referred to Board of City Improve.
ments.
OF Caleb Turner and others. asking for the es-
Enlistment of an Evening School Referred T.
Board of Education.
From merchants and others, on Ontario st and
vicinity, asking that they may be formed into Fire
Company in place of late No. 6. Referred to Chief
Engineer Hill
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
Real Estate Agents
9.1 : n 77Tpv DESTp 1PTT

VACANT LOTS on Erls stree between superior and
Foc streets, 2 lOis-50XlSa teet-
PROSP CT ST Near Hudson street xl91 feet. Also
PnCKPORT Seven seres miles from tie city, near
th- PLANK ROad-L0g House snd Stsbe. S501-
GRIST MILL-WATFR POWER-WIih acres u
land dWel z and barn % miles nom the city hll sna
machinery All IN gOod order and doing g0od
$4,000. ROUSE = J1.stsl st So,
sepl es sete44o4 S'
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, NOV. 3, 1855.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

l. d. Johnson-Bucks and Ewes for Sale.
J. A. Harris-House fOr Rent.
WIN. SIittleberger- Good Coal 4; s2,75
Benefit Of Prof. wLeel.r-a Ca. d TO the Public
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OF Geo. W, Girty, Secretary of Cleveland Water
Works, showing receipts and exenditures for the
month OF October Showing receipts to be SIOSs,-
80, and expenditures $500, 81 Received and filed
Of Judicial Committee, recommending that three
ordinances. to prevent huckstering, &c, read at
last Council, be indefinitely postponed. Received
and filed.
OF proceedings of Police Court for the month of
0ctobe-, as follows:
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
APPLETON, TRACY CO,
wLrHAN. Mass. MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent LeUeI' Watches.
u,HESE SUPERIOR WATCHES ar

THESE SUPERIOR WATCHESa are
nlsde bv the aid OF and original marhin ".
orrSSy designed 10 secure. WITH LOW PRICE, ElNE.
SUBSTANTIAL. RELIABLE TlME-KkEPER. The
new IN e0nsrctlon end are announces 9J
the hshrst authorities t6 be FAULGLESS IN PhlNCl-
PIE AND QUALITY. aad has been proved Dy the host
exactiug he reliable and unfai IN Aeon hese
afchgs are entire fro crude materials. IN
single establishment by c0nuecti and pioSses
mandatory being Organized upon ne sls ssS
that h-s adopted In the pIodu oi ~ ne
American hre-aTns whirh en91irs e ei - oss 1
70 ssTne quality; and sns
- -, ss,sTs ~ eyery Waicb manutaeiQIed " Us
'ot ~ = ~ 3S0p EffsN " ATCHES ARE MADE BY HAND
th Lnstiean watches being he oRly ones made oy ma
~ uniform system through VI Neay al
watches d. fecuye. and are continually get
ting out order IN lnsas pAs ~ ihe Ss,ys y :; IN
Says uHesTiain and sxPslsivr lIhs iniloa o.
sercan Watches diSaSes u tbs dlhcul1y ano COUNTY
MFRCHANTs well " at. h-IealeTs can Keep z eeles
- usrt Of their isneus sock and th1s y ~
e1Sfau,es with NE sTkPsE winch uasJ pc used IS anT
o,her article without mystery OF hnHnas sou y ths
uaae ssH1Ra RoBBiNS z APPLETON, Gensrsl Aysnfs,
ssp2s dEW sn III Ins % 1iAioS- A@1S' NV A9iA
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FROM NEW YORK.

FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov l.
Deaths from Yellow Fever yesterday 20.
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To regulate Markets and Market Places, and TO
prevent forestalling Markets in the City Of Cleve
and Referred TO Com. on Ordinances.
Adjourned
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paper 6anaers.

NEW PAPER.-RECEIVED THIS
~ DAY, slI cases new Paper Haagngs, At No g su-
FerIoF street. q sspls M. CARSOE-
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CLEVELAN FEMALE SEM

CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY.
N SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal
wtlar ays twice
Situated a 4 IS a cry
G
n ,hayngan aneueE
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS
r,f felauei anyI
both b m Coahy " few
were y p
a Surgeon
RDanT
sTauniy, seaembr9 h 1856 A r
Fs+mrrrHGrm or Admission appyto
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5petiaI Notices.

Il For Gas Fixtures and FIiting-Appl,
Fogg Easl7orf4 & Co., los and IO7 Superior street.
apltf
COAL C0ALM- COAL!u
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
ELECTION NEWS!
Glorious Republican Victory in New
York, Massachusetts and New Jersey!
ILLINOIS ELECTION.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT
ILLINOIS ELECTION.
Especial dispatch 10 the Leader.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, CmcAGo, Nov. ..
City Republican by ,O24 majority. Returns
only from northern points. Everything favorable.
A. COWLES.
SangammOn CO., precincts show Democratic
gain OF l99 over the vote of 1856 when the united
opposition carried the county by 3lI majrrity.
Madison co.-AltOn City gives Democratic State
and Congressional ticket about 100 maj.
, We can give but few returns frcm Illinois,
owing to the lines being down. By our dis
patch from Chicago it will be seen that the Re
publican majarity i'll that city is 45O5Iess than
was Fremont's majority. The probability is
that Douglas has carried the State.i
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All Kinds of Musical instruments cOnstam tIy Hand
kim ha
y b to PianoJO O ) eene ape
ia llsn on
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PAREs. January. ls57

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Anne de Femme It the Proprietor's prices.
apIOaSv-lyC
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/. Greater 1sfs Of string in ths saH.s-sl=sL egss
.. Greater space 5ers e srgs 10 The sGHls-s-sI case.
;, The q sfoppiag the u5rati0H o is 5tTig
4, Tie sueHness Of tie riJrG:ioH q he string.
s. Inequality Of the tone.
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WIGS ! WIGS 7! WIGS! +!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpaSs all.
They are elegant. light, easy and durable.
Fitting 90 a olarmuo turning up belind-no shrinking
on shead, ildeed, this the only Establishment where
these things are properly undsrs O, / and made.
2]J Broadway, New York
ap2slSwcm2ll W. FISKE, Cleveland. Ohio, Agent
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, and i
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S. N. SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal.
Real Gstate A9ruts.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
ms U RAN CE

No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs
febIs
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CITY COUNCIL

JUSTICE HOLLAND, Sec'y.
Cleveland. Nov. ?, 1858.
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Majority for Parker 10; Democratic loss on vote
in 1857, for Secretary of State, 2292 Town of
Rome, Parker's mai $50; Rood, Dem. maj. for
Congress, l64. Frankfort, Morgan l5y majority
Spinner, Rep. for Congress I72 maj.
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The undersigned Rev. X Bragg is minister IN regu
lar nding, aud pastor OF the Orthodox Church Brook
field Mass He Is gentleman Of great influence. ard
univ ersally beloved: WI DYER
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FINANCIAL CusToM.-some few weeks ago
strolled into the counting room of friend, he bf-
ing absent commenced chat with his clerk, when
good-looking "culered pussonn entered. dotted his
castor, and snid MAS Bob can ySu len me glDagl
Mas Bob applied his dexter to his vest pocket bn4
1t made mo sign turned. "Well, Buck, yon ln0E
toerably honest, but as don't know YOU, ii ys.R
eyes frightened as be asked, MAS Bob, win Won "a
my s'curity2o "Yes," replied Bob. / forked Oysg,
Some time afterwards, vending the some way, AZ 3
was about to enter the Office the identical Buck Bap5
before me- Buck, where's my quarter? You tiaiRS
pag as you promised No sab, hut gift yon seSs-
rity.a We'll, but want yon TO pay mel lent ron
the quarter" Oats true sah but it am the cusibzs