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FROM NEW YORK. i.

NEW YORK, Nov. Ib.
It IS reported that boy named Cullen was
brutally murdered his p NJ in Kelsey Alley
The chess match between the New York and
Phihdelphia clubs commenced this evening, the
moves being communicated by the American Tele-
graph Cos. line.
The following are the moves already made, New
York having the first move:
New York (red) Ist. Pawn to Queens 4th; ID,
Pawn to Q B 4th; 3rd, Q 1t to Q BIS 3rd; 4th KS
Kt 10 Kings BIS 3rd 9TH, Pawn to KS 3rd h,
Pawn to q Rocks 3rd 7th, Q BIS P takes Q's
Pawn,
Philadelphia. (white lst P to Ks Sd 2nd, P to
Q's 4th 3rd, KS Kt to K B 3rd 4th, Pawn to B
4th; 5th Q's Kt to Q B 3rd 9th, P to Q Kits 3rd /;
7th, KS Kt takes P
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LITCHFIELD BANK,

hAkIFohD, ". NeH. 10.
The Litchfeld Bank had hearing before Judge
Ellsworth in this city, this afternoon. The Bank
Commissioners made report showing the Bank
to be insolvent and not in n condition to 60 on
The bank was enjOined, and Abijah Catlin and F.
E. Harris were appointed receivers. -Four months
is allowed for the presentation of Claims against
the Bank. The affairs of the Bank are in a bad
condition, but the receivers are practical business
men, in whose hands every dollar that can be
made available will be reserved for the benefit of
the creditors.
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Ale0ifines.
THE GREAT WONDEI
NINETEFNTH CFNTURYl

| pROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA.
L TIVE Says the St louis Mo- Democrat Below
teman in Maine which speaks slowngy Of the superior
merits OF his Hsir Tome Such evidence have ef
are guara9tees Of truth, The DF needs encoms nor
useless puherY from the press;
PROF ] wooD Co-Gsntiemea: Having my stten-
effects Of your Hair Resiorafi1e was induced to make
application Of II upon my own hair, which had become
the same character Some three mouths since procured
bottle oi your Hair Restorative, and used it. soon
I3unl that u was proving wh5t had wished used il
about twice week. have since procured another bot
tle Of va ich have used some. certify the
world that the gray white hair has totally disappear ed
beth on my head and fae and my hair has resumed is
been before for TWENTY-FIVE Yeas am now sxfv wears
old my good wife, at the of fy-wc, has used it With
The above notice deem due you for your valuable
per directions, will have occasion to contradict my
satemen,s am citizen OF tins city, and have been
resilient here for the last fifteen years, and known 10
nearly here aud in adioni towns Any use YOU
e OF the above, with my name attached is your
wee as wish TO preserve the beauties Of others
I am truly yours. A C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE January o, ISIS
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PROF. WoOD-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune 10
lose the best SoISH Of my ha5 from the effects Of the vel
thai OF your preparation and found it 10 answer as tie
very thing needed Ny hair is thick and glossy and
afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rev K Bragg. is minister in resu
lar stsng and pastor OF the Orthodox Church in Brook
field, Mass He Is gentleman OF great influence, ard
uniS ersaly beloved: WI DYER
BRoOKFIELD, January II ls5s
PROP WooD-Dear Sir: Having made tral of your Hair
Restorative gives pleasure to say that its effect
beeu excellent in removing Inflammation dandru and
constant tendency 10 itching, with which have been
troubled from my childhood snd has also restored my hair
which was becoming gray to its original color hive used
no other article with anything like the pleasure or
profit. Yours truly, J X. BRAGG
The Resora i've is put up in Bottles Of three sizes viz
L rye medium; and small. The small holds half pint
and retsis for dollar per toe-he medium holds nj
least twenty per cent proportion than the small
and retas for two dollars bOttethe large holds quaTt
forty per cent more in proportion and Teiais for three
dollars 4 bO tie
o. ]. WOOD CO., ProprietOTs, 3l2 Broadway New
York, lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
ment and ia Market street. Louis Mo and sold bv
ill good druggists and Fancv Goods Dealers. ocl6
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% LOUIS, NOV 10.
Judge Eckels, having charge of Henrietta Pale
dore, who was rescued from the Mormons on a
writ of Habeas Corpus, at the request of the Brit
ish Gov. has arrived.
This girl was abducted from Gloucester, En- g.
land, years ago.
Elizabeth Cotton, author of the extensively pub
ished Letter, with regard to Mormon life has also
arrived en- route for her home in England.
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~ Bills have been found by the Grand d

~ Bills have been found by the Grand Jury in
the following cases Martin Henderson,. VIM.
Pike and Nelson Whaley, for burglary; Hatson
Lewis, for bigamy John Eaton and Henry Hod-
son, for receiving stolen goods Jeremiah Kim
ball, for horse-stealing Henry Jones and John H.
Chidester, for assault and battery. Dennis Wha-
lin was convicted Of assault and sbattery. The
verdict in the case of Patrick Sheehy will be deliv-
cred this morning.
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PLAIN AND oRNAnIENTAL PRINTINa

q Plain and Ornamental Printing of every description
done ii the Printing Establishment of Leader Office on
the latest improved and most rapid steam presses the best
style On shortnoce and Al reasonable rates Particular
Intention PAID toblank Every description of Bind
ns DONE especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals,
Sales Books Receiving Books, &C., &c.
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FIeHTING MELEE.-A fight arose yesterday
afternoon at Aoony's saloon on Pittsburg street,
in the course of which German was badly cut
about the head and face. Several decaGters were
broken over his head, aud nearly twenty cuts were
upon his face His wounds were DIRE sed by DR..
Leslie
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YESTERDAY YAFTERNooNSREPoRT
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The steamship Gen. Rust, from Indisnola on
the 18th inst, has arrived.
There was rumOr prevalent that the City Of
Mexico had been attacked by the Liberals and
400 of Zuloags's men killed.
The Liberals are in possession of the whole
country except the Capital.
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SENTENCED.
NEWARK, N. J., Nov. I6

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 10
James McMshon. recently convicted of the mur-
der of Ann McMshon, his sister in-law, was sens
fenced this morning at O'Clock, by Judge Haines
to be hung in the yard of the Essex county prison
on Wednesday, January 27th.
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DIDN'T LIKE THE TRADE.-Considerable sport
was had upon the market ground yesterday morn
ing at an impromptu horse trade, and the cOnse-
quences thereof. A countryman had found a
stranger who wanted 10 trade, and as an apparent
ly good bargain was offered the business was done,
and the horses changed owners. The stranger
was in hurry and must have his horse first, so the
countryman obligingly took the harness of his
horse assisted the stranger to harness again, and
saw him drive of when be turned to take charge
of his new property. But the newly gotten chat
tel was much disposed to ''hy round and break
things" No sooner did his new master come with
in kicking distance than the horse wheeled and
showed pair of heels in close proximity to the
mans head. The more the man cried whoa
the more the horse wouldn't whoa, and crowd
soon gathered around to see this new trained ami
NAL. For several periods" did the horse keep
the crowd at bay, and it was only by seizing him
by the nose and getting rope twisted about it,
that anything could be done with him. While un-
der such treatment ne partially harnessed, but
upon the rope being removed to put on the bride,
the heels again arose most unplessantly. After
half an hour of lodging and darting about the hsr-
ness was on and the horse attached to the wagon,
when he travelled away at a rolling pace, apparent
II much "tickled" at the stir he had made. ''Curs-
es, not loud but deep" came from the country
man toward the stranger who had thus taken him in
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sCHOONERs ASHORE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. TO.
The Steamer Keystone State passed, on the
18th inst, three mssted schooner ashore at Cape
Roman; on the l4th, passed the schooner Cora,
espsized of Naggs head. Her boat was gone and
the vessel abandoned.
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NOMINATION,

NEW oRK, Nov. 10.
The Anti -Tamany Democrats have nominated
Stephen P. Russell for Comptroller, vice James L.
Soutter, declined.
The Tammany primary elections passed of quiz
etly last evening
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MATRIMONIAL.

. TO THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
It has been good fortune TO restore health mani
thousands Of my country-women.
My has excited the malice Of The enyiOus
eEIous but their prosecutions have served only e1teni
and esab sh my reputation. Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my railway from the lair sufferers WHOM
have relieved. sOlSng an held in aectonaie and
thankful remembrance BY those who have experienced
skill, aord despise the efforts f-mnk
nd slanderers.
Ny friends have repeatedly urged place my medi
cine for producing msnstruation within the reach Of the
ladies OF the United States. but upositun enter
field occupied BY quaes their penic0us nOstrum'
shd f that uaPrneiped eountereteTs might palm upoE
ths public tier worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AAIlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
At last yield to the enreaes of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat throughout the
Old World
In regard TO the efficacy Of the AAIlE DE FEMME"
need only say that it is in liquid om and exactly such
have used in my praccein rance years, and
shat it has failed to satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and mensruation stand in the
AtiOn Of and effect 1t alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual Aow where has existed and
restore 1t where has been from any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of rec
hons each bottle of tie Amie de Femme viii bear my
written signature and both the bottle aud enclosing
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 a package.
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. The sreRHess Of he riJrgi;op Of he .,,;.o
TIovrsvsr ,,,,.r |
It vibrstes s5f b my 9s WI produce no tone unu
tons directly no The hammer strikes on The uni
see diagram HI and the Hrs motion of the string
motion Of the string Is 10 return IN str Iir in - ~
staring point and then If h yibrafes a Tho1ssnJ s is
m0tonis mp, dOwn-up, down-qdilf4itsu, 7' "
Tho ssco,.I -,o,t.- = N :. -,
IN retr IN 5S. ~ 'n IN an otneF makes cannot be
article Of arv % @ ~ sS reason 10 bend an
side nalf tbs-aLr al eOon oE angie ana the OUT
Now II is uni SsTssIIy LS % si y oe 9taSn me t9htest-
the nnora rsriit III ~ " tlsnleI stfihgls uIaSn
slTe are 1Syi M oiale ana as tee Two sides Of bent
Of f two si5es AZ III y. - losel tSo siGss OF edges
ced M Instead of t ~ s if anu - Suing lo
its nr5rsr co1re ~ Iect nne II ue ion
side oT iGt ~ ~ s ~ lraEn towards the out
rereafter bscon,es - & S o eiooS, anu Us movement
the sark or eonracts5 s5 e II SoInes around 70
65 which Is snot ss s1s ~ y receives zee dead irony ssgn
old tin Of cause u 'ne uHeVenness Of tone OF tn
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FEsTIvAL.-The Ladies of St Johns Chnrcb,
West Side, viii hold Festival and Fair this even
ing. All are invited to attend
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. IL, 1855
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Halliwell Daniels, Dentists-Loss of Teeth
J. W. Ssrgeant-Pictures at Cost.
Patrick Kinney-EStray Cow.
Deton-Good Domestics-Noney Loaned.
PynchOn Ensworh-Co-pa tnersnip
Cley- Lib. Assn-LectuTe By Lieut.. NJ. F Maury
Bryant, Folsom Stratton's College-Lsw Lecture.
An'i-Slavery Festival at Wesleyan Chapel
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GUITAR.-J. H. THOMAS, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No 8 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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Z G
. nsnaHaTef FfoRsiag iis r5raiioa Of t.sstri4g
4 n sFsanssso Of lsrjrafioa Of ne gtr;1,
5 Tie quality Of Hsfous.
6. TAsstrsH0tl Of string
Z Tie great length Of time iss tie IN TN,
the so @ Paoe may see and Judge for themselves whether
ae OF pianos or rather the ogV sfyie which eieets
81 modern improvements and the Haef Davis 4 Co sSi
which accepts the doctrine that are living IN an az =
% aaa nv nat I'm none 59i old fosss VIII deny twice to
Aha that lUJ lbs weigh twice as much As flty
viii Illustrate the philosophyo .bs two kind. Of n.
mems, SOu lea'e the reader to draw his conclusions
!, The Haitet, Darts 4. Co. Pianos hare n o,satsy
length Of string ttar those Of gay other make IN
! .he me truth Of this statement be glance as near
me ee length OF straight string can be used fr vir
ton see dagsml while those that bent Necessarily have
% H. pa PIECE pm IN inserted At grest distance from the
snap n twain before could be drawn mp within an octave o.
II Is vel known that the six-oeave piano does
posses JEss a5a ah e oHeof sevenoctave piano Is
tnat is strings are shOTtr. With above innprovais
o. octave halet. Davis Co. piano Is epabs h s15 M
max make ono ' Zone than 'evsn'0et"Ts piano fany 0f
2, TIE Hallet, Darts 1e Co. Pianos hare G ,,;asr
space 6ef''een the strings than those Of any other
make.
The uh Of this statement is equally plain. from, TIA fac.
nt straight string occupies space than simply it
sus We bent string requires in addition see disga
suits i the bent strings necessarily 50 close oqer ~
they often nit one another and while te perform
straight strings have so much that they vbra freely and
never clasn against one another
), The manner Of stopping the ui5ration
The vibration OF the string in all plsfoS eo7,rsr.as -
diagram H. 793' s-e 80 70 'soPpeu iseo
me tone OF the best violin in the world can be ruined b
sn1sutnn poor bridge; thus proving that The tone az
5 % SFeed By the nlanHer in which vibration
= stoppe9 Ihe vibration of the string D. C. piano
Is stopped with little horizontal ets Of copper 80
diagram giving to the string on mi r- sc
Mhe IN al other pianos the vibration stopped By upTrb
IoH pms lsee diagram b. giving thn ironv rHsrs5 t1s
tna nas caused thousands Of persons having ne musical or
sanizsiions W alton, to exelaim; VI
20 not Ike the irony twang Of piano Ii Is far inro.
70 ~ NE Iu 1eh tone OF an organ flute nelodeon."
The reason that the strings ether pianos are t M tn
bridge PIN Is that sharp angle has in order ~ sfo
the vibration In the Il. r. c. pirr ne strings ara rss
trg1t over the copper fret and he dawn rm thereon ~
ne suspension Bridge lsee diagram 9. B
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WIGS y! WIGS !! I WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surPass all.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting a chsrm-n0 tuning up behind-no shrinking
eheadi indeed, this is the only Establishment where
these things are properly unders' o, d and made
z33 Broadway. New York.
pov2.dRw2a3 W FISKE Cleveland Ohio Agent !
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IOhN IOD. = oeIz a5m zzo- . Y q YAIEh
HOlloKaY3s PILE and Ointment.

CAUTION TO PURCHASERS As they have been
basey imitqted the public should learn that there
test of their ger uineness viz: the wstermark Holloway
New York and London," which appears every leaf of
the book of directions, visible when held between the eye
and the light. Sold at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden
Lane New York, and by all Druggists 2c CSC, ami 81
box not novl6
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JUDGE TlLLIBURTONIS NEW W WORN III

The Yankee Clock Maker on Matrimony.
GAM SLICK'S SAYINGS AND Do
~ INGS By the author OF San Slick IN Eng and
mature and Human Nature" Sam Slick Search Of a
Wife" &C In ore &essnt l2mo volume; uniform with
mature and Human ture,n and sam Sllck in Search
Of Wife" neatly bound in muslin Price, IS Gems;
paper, 50 cents
This the most amusing and witty collection Of Opin
ions, Savings aud D5nss of the fmons sam Sick that has
bsen published. Published BY
DICK & FITZGERALD.
No. Is Ann Street, n. Y.
Also FOR sale by all the Booksellers IN this city.
Copiesof the above work By mail, receipt on 50
cts, to addreSs. free of postage nOYl2dGWlW2o
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N H snLnMnNsnN

PRACTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
esps the largest assortment of the approved kinds el
PEcTACLES Allhis glasses whether for near orr far
lighted, ground under hiss inspection, by machine
of construction, with the care, AS TO
suit the eyes in al cases. curing Weakness Dzzess
Inflammation the Eyes and impartiRg strength for long
Teadiug fne sewing.
u n. H. Solomonson would here inform the public
shat he employs any in the sale ofhislenses.
q Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES nj
horoscopes, CoATPASSES, sc, kept hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
inserted without pain, as Perfect natural
ROee IS Superior under the American Hotel.
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all will cOuRteract the poison of Malaria which
tIct thousands do testify. AMI unlike ali other nosrums
tonic, il unsurpassed We will offer few evidences OF
its worth, by men Of influence and high standing
Prirceton, Ill, Sept Doth, 1851.
DR. MANS-Dear Sir: For several years past have used
your AGUE BAI-SA8I in my daily practice, and have
closely observed its effects hundreds cases. and in no
case has it failed to produce the happy effect can
most oheerfully recommend it certain specific for
Chills, Fever and Asue, and Maiarisns Diseases.
Truly Yours H. AUSTIN, NJ D.
Marshall Mich Feb. llth, 1851.
DR.. MANN Col have sold a large amount Of your
AGUE BAISAAI in this vicinity and from my personal
knowledge OF it, believe the hest remedy fer Chils
$3.50 Respectfully Yours s'''' '''' " G. 4. HYDE,
Ashtabula Ohio, Jan 1st. ISIS.
MEssRs. s K MANN & CO-Gents: In canvassing the
States Of Ohio and Michigan for the sale Of the different
remedies Of which have csnOl attention has been
allied to observe the great that your AGUE BAL
really seems TO be THE PEOPLES GwS REMEDY and its
Very TTHiy Yours, '''' A & S HENDRY
New York, Feb %, 1853.
MEssRS. s. X. Mann s CO.-GentS: have, at our house
ST. Louis sold your AGUE BALSANI three years. and
have carefully observed its effects II CURING and must in
all c9ndOT sav, do not believe its equal exists all the
world Of medicines. To my personal knowledge has
after other emedes had been tried vain with the
happy result And what REMARKABLE, have
known but what remained cured for least that
season no hesitation in recommending it as per
feet triumph over Chills and Fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF. O. J. WOOD.
S. K. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio Sold
GAYLORD & HAMMOND,
WILLIAM FISKE,
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ENERsoN's MAGAzINE.-The last number Of
EmersOn's Magazine and Putnum's Monthly has
come to hand. This title is to be dropped and the
first number of the ''Great Republic Monthly" will
appear about the lst of December.
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THE BETHEL FAIR.-The Committee for the
Bethel Fair will be in attendance at Chapins Hall
on Thursday to receive donations of friends to the
cause. Both fancy articles and refreshments VII
be gratefully accepted. Please let them be sent Al
an early hour as possible The Fair will BE- held il
the evening. st.
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9pftiaI Notires.
COAL!-OOALM COALM!

y For Gas FIXTURES and Fittiag-AgpLy
F9gg EHsSorfh & Co., los and lOf Superior street.
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. If any ladies wish to get their MufTs, Vic
to- mes, etc, altered into new fashion, or want
to get furs made up to their orders, 6. RuFF1NI,
81 Superior street, will do it good and right
His stock of Capes, Mufs, etc, is one of the
best in the city, all of his own manufacture,
and at lower prices than anywhere else IT,
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
ARRIVALS.

HAMILTON SKIRTS = Something
Il II AMI desiIuble
AlSo-Douglas SherwoOd's Adjustable Buste Skirts
gea,fiRe crficLs. au20 II. D. KENDALL co.
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a. ITO SMOKERS & CHFWERS :"

No gentleman should mngls in the society Of ladies with
his teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking or chewing 'FON-
TAINE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one of the
most eectual dsntrifces in 1t whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impsrs the breath. often
offensive, agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAVING.-Its rich laihsr penetrates and sotens
the beard prevents irritation. and renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. C. FONTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
way, and No. Astor House. New York. Sold by all
sep15
H0LLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS
the unanimously received healing and heath-giying
medicines The nineteenth century The Ointment when
applied to the surface peneTates 10 the hidden adf.
root Of the the agency Of the Pills in
eIpeng the of sickness in almost every ailmsnt
that heir Sold the mandatory, No 50 Mai
den Lane New York and By al Druggists, 25c &C. and
81 per rot or box. nOEs 2s5
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFFICE, wLRINes BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
ST. GLAZE sTRERTs.
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JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure srtice Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAWANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
q Orders promptly filed at their Yard on the Canal
near the foot of vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
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ASSIGNMENT OF CAUSES

Cuyahoga Common Pleas, November Term,
A ID. 1885
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
THE wEATHEl
FROM sT. LOUIS.

The AndrOseOggin river is frozen over at Bruins
wick, Maine.
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Books & 5tatiOnrrp.
NHE ATTT00RAT of he Ereakfi

THE AUT0CRAT of the Breakfast
Edinburgh Review, for October so
Westminster Review, for Oct. ......--.....-... 10
Howe's Complete Ball Room Hand Book, containing
upwards OF 800 Dances including the Latest and
+
Hoyle's Danceslusfrafed-ne edition 50
Bitter Sweet-the New Poem bv J. G Holland, author
of TItcumbs Letters. IS
Godey's Lafy's Book, for Dec. .............. IS
PetersOn's Ladies' NatiOi a.. for Dec %
Balous Dollar Magazine. for Dec. 10
Yankee Notions ....---....---.-.. u
For sale By HAWKS s BRO.
oyl6 Post Office Hall.
WESTMINSTER REVIEW FOR
~ ~
Chambers Edinburgh Journal. for Nov ......-...- %
Iittelfs Living Age-NO. % Y
Chess Mo- rthly, for Nov. 3
The Black Knight (Aionthly Novelste for Nov. 20
Sam Sticks Sayings and Dongs, with his OpiniOn
Mairlmony Price-paper 50r; cloth. ............- IS
Portraits Of my Married Friends; BY Uncle Ben 3
Every Woman Her Own LAWYER. ........-...I 90
Bitter Sweet BY Timothy Titcomh ......... IS
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CLEVELAN FEMALE SEMINAR '

s. n SANFORD A. NJ, Principal
sato tits
haV ga euo o pp a
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS
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Cn W In
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