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Y E Rufini is manufacturing the finest assort-
ment Of Furs ever offered for sale in Cleveland
He has worked in many of the first and most ex-
tensive establishments in Europe, and he can sell
any article of Furs made for Ladies or Gentlemen's
use at less than two thirds what dealers do who
buy in New York Call and see if this is not so.
Superior Street, three doors above Bank.
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MELoDEoS.-Peel's Campbell Minstrels, whose
fame has gone abroad throughout the length and
breadth of the land, will perform at the MelodeOn
on Friday and Saturday evenings. If you, reader,
are solemn and " glum" individual who believes
that it is crying sin to laugh and be happy, then
stay away and keep out of temptation; if not, go
and enjoy yourself
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COAL!-COA COALW!
JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared deliver pure article OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAWANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
q Orders promptly filed their Yard the Canal,
near the foot of Vineyard street. Cleveland. o.
JOHN TOD. ocl2 dem 226' J.V. n. YATES,
W ITO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
No gentleman should mingls in the society Of ladies with
his teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FON
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS"i is one of the
efectual dentrfces in It whiiens the teeth
Strengthens the gums aud mpars TO the BREATH often
offensive an agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAVING-Its rich lather Penetraes and softens
the beArI prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. C. FoNTAINE Co. 3o5 Broad
way. aad No. G Astor House, New York. Sold by ali
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DJ Captain Samuel Whiting, who formerly
sailed on our lakes as second in command of the
famous steamer Empire, and latterly member of
the Harstein Expedition in search of DR.. Kane, is
to deliver lecture on the Arctic regions before the
Mechanics Institute, Chicago, to morrow evening.
Would itnot be well fer one of our Associations to
engage him to repeat his lecture here Its high.
" spoken of by those who have heard it.
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RDAYAFTERNoONSREPoRT
ERnM ST- LOuIS.

ST LOUIS, Nov. "a.
A dispatch from Independence says, Sante Fe
mail with dates 10 the lst arrived on the 2lst.-
Col Hall, contractor for this route, accompanied
the mail, reports weather more severe than ever
experienced on the plains before Nothing impOr-
tant from the Kava,Or country. Some skirmish-
ing between the soldiers and Indians had taken
place at Fort Defiance. Lieut.. Ayerell was wound
ed by the Indians firing into the tent while en-
camped between Fort Defiance ard Albuquerque,
but is not in dangerous condition.
DR.. Kavanaugh had arrived at Santa Fe. Re.
ports having Travelled up the South Platte IS miles
and found gold all the way up, and thence to Med
icine bow Greek, finding gold in every stream
Best diggings on North side of Divide, between
Arkansas and South Platte. In rayines four dol
lars per day are taken out in some instances. Don
Jose Chayisb, one Of the wealthiest men in New
Mexico. died on the 18Th of October.
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THANKSGIVING SERMON.-.There will be q
Thanksgiving sermon at Plymouth Church this
morning at the usual hour Subject of discourse
by the Pastor willbe "The early settlement of Ohio
by the sons of the Pilgrims, aud their opportunities
for social and religious Improvement, compared
with those Of the present day"
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1, The ecenHess of the gi6rafion of the styins.
However good string may will produce no tone upt
V6ate and the evener the vibration the better the tone
tons directly to and fro The hammer strikes on the uni
SIDE se diagram n and the first motion of the string
reeeae nom the hammer In the H. Co piano the
motion Of the string to return in stragh direct 70
motionis up, down-up, down-adilfaisn.
The second motion of the string all other cannot be
. IN direct line for the following To bend
article 0 any substance forms elbow angle and the out
ds nsf thereby necessarily be drawn the tghtes-
Now is universally known that the tighter string drawn
the rapidly it will vbrse and as The two sides Of ben.
string are lnevenly drawn and its two sides or edges
eed up. instead Of its returning direct line it
m proper course BY being percepby towards the ont
ere9fter becomes rotary and every time it comes around to
& sk OF side itreeeves dead irony eanga
| old kind of plano. -
! 5, The evenHess Of one
Tsis i tas result Of the los stre being univsrsa
thee7eH9 heribrr tiOE, tie evensr the fons ~ ~
The stisag til of string,
Tn why strings break In the common pian
an dwhyt invariably break the elbow or bdgepin Is
gran b. ne sHs that part against the iron pin becomes
Necessarily ted and the outside the elbow
string otaTs ne hos strain Now If the whole the
strDg Of psno will average fifty pounds the foot (which
the msDusetltt sesmste and the strain evenly borne
oy OF the string, then one port Is likely
as tae 9tneT opi II any one part Of the string onehsf
be to in twain any change in the weather and
eay is this the lsein all wcoden(r pianos as an wood
philosophyis simply this atth whole string be it large
or small Is stronger than half oft AMI only replied
@ 6y asserting that twice one is Hotequa 70
7, The great length Of time Ohiek the instrument re-
mains IN tune
This the result the 9Th feature inasuch AZ sting
aGfns BY stretching And will readily be seen that string
in length bears strain Of hndTed pounds oqua
in all parts will not atten than quick as half
Of string bearing the strain
The truth and philosophy of the foregoing ae so s
ing and forcible that the question lsked why do
not stner makers use The copper fret and straight sring
There IS but one reason It is ured which
fifty thousand dollars have already offered but which 40
sam eaHPErchGs Messrs Hallet Davis Co prefer 10 sup
ply the public with f class isruIs rather than TO assist
others 10 do it. even at any price
The foregoing plan Of the Hast Davis Co Piano Is so
simple lucid and unanswerabe that will guarantee 10 cre
piano TO any enc who viii refute its philosophy.
OSsIAN E. DODGE
Cleveland. August G, 1853
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MFIRE.---AbOut three O'Clock this morning Fine
broke out in Wright's Stables, back of Baker and
Norton's new market, and before the fire companies
could extinguish it, these Stables were burned
o the ground
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my PAPER DIDN'T coME."-No subscriber
need come to our Office tomorrow morning with
the above complaint for we are going to celebrate
Thanksgiving to day, each according 10 the die
tates of his own conscience" and shall publish no
paper TO morrow
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g6T According to adjournment, the Assoeia-
ton of the High School Alumni will meet at the
High School building, Friday evening Nov. 26th
ct seven O'Clock.
full attendance is desired.
h. S. WHITTLESEY.
Rec. Secretary.
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GUITAR.-J. II. THOMAS, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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5, TZsqHaiiy Of fhetoas.
G. Thss.rengtl Of string.
q The great length Of time iei TIE in Am,
That the public may and Judge for Themselves bea
INC above statement be true publish adagam Of the o and
an modern improvements and the Haet Davis Co.'S style
ProgsHs and none but old ogieS win de5T - bs - - ~
equal our and that 100 lbs weigh twice as much As m
win Illustrate the philosophy the two kinds of insrs
nents and leave the reader to draw his eoncusions
|, The HaLLet, Davis d Co. Pianos hare a grso,sr
length Of string than those Of any other make IN
the same sized case
The truth ofthis statement u,a, he sean q, .l,. -
me entire length Of straight string for vLTs
the rest or bridge pin inserted great distance from IL
o me plano else the angle would great the string would
co5es[t i.b ieonla De drawn mp within octave
Itiswen known that there six-oetave pIsDo 4o. NJ.
possess the ness and ds1tR Of tonSof % @ no.
that It's strings are shorter With the above nprovefpe1t
make. Pi-N' 0l any oif'f
2, The Hallet, Darts & Co. Pianos hare G ,Oia.r
space bstgesn the strings than those of any other
make.
The truth OF this statement Is equally plalp ~ b s.
1I mas St % string occupies no more saee than simply
its angle, from the bridge % he tupia 5in
suits Is me bent strings necessarily close ogeber IN
eraTe playing heavy marches fantasies sne varstgs r.
@ .Is eass 50 much room that they vibrste freely and
3, The manner Of stopping the viBratioa.
The vibration of the string. in all pianos eommsB,s ~
diagram HI - '0 ~ - 7'0pPso lseS .
The tone Of the best violin the world can be uiuAd h
su9sutung poor bridges thus proving that the tone of
stg deed BY The in which the vfbrstio1
sstopPed The vibration Of the stringi ID q nIsoo
stopped with little horizontal ets copper Or ell -
oAgsn giving TO the string soft full mellow l7{t
while IN 81 other pianos the vibration stopped b. uor
rOH pfas lsee diagram Bl giving ironv ,l- 90
ganiEations to exelsim: - ---S'A' 0f-
90 not Ike The irony wang Of piano II Is far iufsri,
70 me iuli rel tone OF an duie melOdeons
The reason that the strings In all ether pianos are Dt AZ A
bridge pin Is that sharp angle hast [ in order So
the vibration in the H. D. C p-e sns strings ar 5.
stsght over The copper net and hsia firm thereon k
he Suspension Bridge. Isee diagram : B y
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 25, 1855
NEW ADYERTISRMENTs

Cleveland Library AssOciatIon-LectuTes (See coiumn
OF Amusements)
W. Braman-Sewi1g Machine Depot
S. W. Burritt-Boarding
Taylor, iswoli s CO,-Plaid Merinoes sc.
Ingham Bragg-3itt Sweet
Phillips, Sampson Co-Autocrat OF Breakfast Table
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II Don't fail to go and see the large and splen
did Cosmopolitan Oil Paintings now on exhibition
at Dodge's Music Store
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Mf0irinEs.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENT

NINETEENTH CENTURY
| DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE. Says the St Louis Louis lIol Democrat Below
tema1 In NiiHe which speaEs soBy Ss IF H. S s5- gf
merits Of hs Hsr Tonic such evidence must have its
feet, when coming from reiabe If certificate
are guarantees Of truth the Dr. needs no eucomums
useless pufery from the press;
PROF wooD Co-GentIsIaea: Having my ia afcr-
ecs a our ar es ReoTa9 wa o haesd hg o make
application OF it upon my own hair, which had become
the character Some three months since procured
bottle Of your Hair Restorative, and used it. l soon
found that It proving what had wished I used il
about twice week have since procured another bot
world that the gray white hair has ally ed
beth my head and fare and my hair has resumed its
been before for TWENTY-FIVE years am now sxty wears
old; my good wife, e the Of ftytwO, has used With
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable
discovery am assured that whoever will rightly use II
as per directions, will not have occasion to contradict
statements am citizen Of this city, and have been
nearly every here and in adjoining towns Any use you
make OF the above with n9me attached is your
1 am truly yours, A c. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January o. 1858.
WOODS hair RESTORATIVE
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune To
lose the best goI9n Of my haiT from the effects Of the vel
trial Of your PREPARATION and found 10 answer m re
very thing needed My hair is thick aud glossy aud
words my obligations 70 you giving the
afflicted such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned. Rev. K Bragg minister in regu
lar standing and pastor OF the Orthodox Church in Brook
field Mass He IS gentleman of great influence, ard
universally beloved WN. DYER.
BRo0KFIEIp, January u. 1859.
PROP WooD-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of your Hair
Restorative, gives pleasure TO say that its effect has
beer excellent IN removing Inflammation dandTU and
constant tendency TO itching, with which been
troubled from childhood; and has also restored my hair
which was becoming gray to lis original color have used
no other article with anything ike the pleasure or
profit Yours truly. J. h. BRAGG.
The Resora i've is put up in Bottles Of three Sizes viz
Large, medium; and small The small holds half pint
and retals fr dollar per bOttlethe medium holds at
least twenty per cent proportion than the SMALL
and retails for dollars bOte-the large holds quart
forty per cent propOrti0n and retails for three
dollars bottle
o. J. WOOD s. Co, Proprietors 3l2 Broadway New
York lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
mentl and ia Market street. St Louis Mo and sold BY
all good Druggists and FanCv Goods Deslers. Ocl6
ILL ~. II.
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NJ They can't be bought Heavy offers are
every day made for those gorgeous Paintings on
exhibition at Dodges Music Store,
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S Nothing is charged to the exhibition of
Paintings at Dodge's Music Store.
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~ Have you seen them Those Splendid
Paintings on free exhibition at DOdge's.
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NOTIoE.-There will be Religious Service at
three O'Clock this afternoon, at the Synagogue on
Huron St.
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WIGS ! WIGS |! WIGS! !!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpass ALL
They are elegant, Light. easy and durable.
Fitting charm-no turning up behind-no shrinking
head indeed, this is the only Establishment where
these things are properly undeTs, ot d and made.
z33 Broadway, New York.
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5uecial Notices.
~ Shake and Burn!-shake and Burn !!

~ For Gas Futures and F:tting-ApyIy
Fogg EassOrfs & Co.. los and lO7 Superior street
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WHY Is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM?

KEOAOOE IL w LII, IN all cases,
of tae WeS-Chs Fever nnd Ague-without fail; and in
all cases will counterac the poison Of Malaria which
It Is Ony recommended f one class of diseases; and
tonic, It is unsurpassed We will offer few evidences
It's worth, by men OF influence and high standing.
PriLceton, Ill, Sept 10Th, 1851.
DR.. MANN-Dear Sir For several years past have used
YOUR AGUE BALSAI in my daiy practice, and have
closely observed its effects in hundreds of cases. and
case has failed produce the most happy effect. can
most cheeriuy recommend it certain specific for
Chills Fever and Ague, and BIalarious Diseases
Truly Yours, H. AUSTIN, n. d.
Marshall Mich, Feb. llth, 1851.
DR. NAM Col have sold a large amount of your
Fever and Ague that has ever been sold in State
Respectfully Yours. G. A HYDE
Ashtabula, Ohio Jan Ist. 1855
bIEssRs S. K. MANN Co.-Gents: In canvassing the
States u Ohio and Michigan for the sale of the different
remedies Of which have cenro, attenn has been
allied TO observe the great That your AGUE BAL
SAM has gained for itself in every place where sold 1t
really seems to be THE PEOPLES OWN REMEDY. and its
sales more rapid than all others It IS destined to super
Very Truly Yours, A. s. HENDRY.
New York, Feb q, 1883.
MEssRs. S. X Mann s Co-Gents: have, at our house
Louis sold your AGUE BALSAM three years, and
rave carefuy observed its effects In CURING aud mnst in
al candOr sav do not believe its equal all the
world of medicines. To my personal knowledge, 1t has
ier other emedes had been tried in vain with the most
happy result And what's have never
eason have no hesitation in recommending il as per
fect triumph over Chills and Fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF. O. J. WOOD.
SIX. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio Sold
GAYLORD & HAMMOND,
suI7 Cleveland.
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HoIioway,s I'm. and OInImenf.

CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. As they have been
basel, the public should leamtLat there
test of their geI uneness viz: the waiermar, Holloway.
New York and London which appears every leaf Of
the book OF directions visible when held between the
and the light Sold at the mandatory, No 50 Maiden
Lane New York and by all Druggists. at 25c 69c and 81
per box or pot novl6 255
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.. D. DdTles q So'J AIOPIieCOls VI Iio Nle'e
aai Plumbing Works, Atwater Block prepared
Nth args force Of experienced workmen doiRg every
of Plumbing in the most thorough manner,
he most scientific plans reasonable terms and on short
aoce large stocks Of Fountains OF different STYLES and
yes Bathing Tubs Of iron and wood, hned with
iaEedcOppeT heaters lead and galvanized iron
ppes Leather aud India RubbeT Hose, every descpilHo
Brass an1 Plated Cocks lHcudiag the Paten SefcoS
~ Cocks recently introduced Wash Bowls and all kinds
fWater Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand All
warranted m2S.dEwtf
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFFICE, wAsIsG's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AED
eF. GLAZE sTRERTs.
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N. II. SOLOMONSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeps the largest OF the most approved kinds o.
PEcTACLES Allhis glasses, whether for near or far
lighted ground under his inspection by machine
yof construction, with the greatest care tc
suit the eyes al cases, curing Weakss DizEiHesS o.
Inflammation the Eyes, aud imparting strength for Ions
seadng or fine sewing.
y N. II. Solomonson would here inform the public
shat he employs any the sale of lenses
" Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES HI
GROSCOPES, COAPASSES &c, kept en- hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
COfce IS Superior street under the American Hotel
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MATRIMONIAL.


To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been my god fortune to restore to health many
thousands Of my country-women-
My has excited the malice Of the enyious and
ea5us but their prosecutions have served only extend
snd estab s my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
haye fallen upon ny pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved So long am held in aectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
skill can afford despise ths efforts of miscef-mAker.
nd slandeTers.
My friends have repeatedly urged me to place my medi
cine for producing menstruaon within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the Unsd States but indisposon
field occupied b. quacks, with their pecious
fear uuprincped counterfeiters might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of
AlnE DE FEMME, in the United States.
last yield the eatrsaties of patients and friends
Gnd oer the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy Of the 'AAIlE DE FEMME,
noed only say, that liquid FORM and exactly such
have used in my practicein France or years and
that it has failed to 4 satisfactory result
The "Amis de Femme" and msnssruaOn stand in the
Of and effect 1t alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual dow where has existed
where has been from any suppressed.
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper ec
noNs each bottle Of the Annie dc Femme will bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing be
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
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For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
No . Superior street, Cleveland who will supply
Ane de Femme at the Propretor's prices.
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l. Greater sngfl Of siTiAsi lse sane-shsxeas...
Greater space 5saes fe sriags in the saus-sissi cass
3 The aHHer Of stopping he Vi5raion Of ne string
4. Tx s'eHHsss Of tie ri5rasOa Of iesi-iag.
5, TAsqHaiiy Of fhetOue.
C. Tzss.rengA Of string
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
Livingston and the Lion.

He caught. me. by the shoulder as
he sprang, and we both came to the
ground below together. Growing
horribly close to my ear, lie shook me
as d terrier dog does a rat. The shock
produced stupor similar 10 that which
seems to be felt by the mouse after the
first shake by d cat. II caused a sort
Of dreaminess, in which there was no
sense of pain nor feeling Of terror,
though qnitd conscious OF all that was
happening. It was like what patients
partially under the influence of clllo-
reform describe, who see all the ope~
ration but feel not the knife. Fnls
singular condition was not the result
of any mental process. The shake
annihilafed fear, and allowed no sense
Of horror iii looking round at the beast.
This peculiar state is probably pros
badly produced mall animals killed
blythe carnfvora; aud, If SO, IS d faerS
cifnl provision bysour benevolent Cre>
tor for Iessening she pain Of death.
Besides crouching the bone into spins
ters, he left eleven teeth wounds on
the upper part Of my arm. A wound
from this animals tooth resembles
guDshot Waund--it is generally fol~i
levied BY great deal af sIoughing and
and pains are felt in the
part periodically ever afterwards. |
had OH tartan jacket On the occasion,
and / believe that II wiped off all the
virus from tie teeth that pierced the
desh, fol my two companions in this
ARRAY have both suffered fFom,the pes
culiar pains, while / have escaped
with only the Inconvenience Of 4 false
ioint In the limb. The man whose
shoulder was wounded showed me his
wound actually burst forth afresh on
he same month Of the following year.
[Dr. Livingston's Travels.
s7.s. - $3.50 HIS orodtt 4
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6eeF has since risen 10 the rank Of Col,
experiencing occasionally great inconve-
'ae"ce from t6e ball, especially when
lIding on horseback. Latterly, feeling i'll,
he wept to the watering place Of Alleyard,
where he was seized with IA slight attack
OF apople&y. Awakening from his sleep
with sense Of suffocation, he felt the ball
dFoppingtrom the upper part of bis mouth
mouth to the throat. lie seized it, aud
obtained drIiveralcc from his old enc
my. Though corraded, the ball weighs
four fiftis of an ounce.