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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

A ROMANTIC MARRIAeE-Quite a romantic
wedding took place at Mazomania in this
county, last evening The groom was a re-.
turned Californian, who left his wife for the
auriferous land about seven years ago the
bride the wife that was left. Sometime az
ter he had reached California; year or 30
his wife received intelligence of his
death. Two or three years later she heard
the story of his death was untrue, but that
he never intended to return. Upon this.
with the advice Of friends, che obtained
divorce.
Two or three days since the wanderer
returned and called upon his former Via
Old affections returned, faith IVES pliehtsd
anew, and last evening he led her, : 6luah.
ins BRIDE. 70 Ne alIas sssend tl4e m
81 i.sS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Cily lDrOnerlx.

VIE subscribers oiei tte following parcels NJ Re-.
Estate for sale 10 which they resprc,fui, inyt,,
the attention 81 purchases
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Thousands VI Rolls Of Wall Paper

IRON TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale IN Lots to suit Purchasers.
DORDERS, Firehoari Prints Tiester Ornaments,
ID window shades, Gold Transparent aud beautt-
full Paper Curtains PLAN, green, blue, bud and r.
cured, at very low prices We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style OF paper Who
would be with bare walls, when you can have your
houses papered and made comfortable for . trife.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Papering
done In = stylc not to DC exceed.
Please call Hecond street corner OF Rock Island
SHEPHERD d SON.
Jnly2M Paper Dealers and Payer Hangers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT LAW
DAvEYpoRr, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

NANpIyER AT fioME-WHaT THEY THINK OF
HlN ~ DrbuQuE-Who that knows MIR.
Nanlevcr Gs he is known here at home will
not lie amused at the glowing accounts pub
ii5hed of his speeches in the Republican
newspapers We DO rot wonder 80 much
at the Republican papers OF the county for
what part they take in the matter, but we
do feel surprised that the Tones Of this city
should attempt to make capital for Mr.. Y.
by attributing to him qualities which every
of its city readers. at least, knows he
does not possess.
In no sense Of the word is Mr. Vandever
a good speaker and it is futile 10 claim any
thing for him on that score. He is simply,
and only just such a person as may be pick
Cd up at random anywhere. There are
moro than fifty Republicans in this who are
head and shoulders above him intelligence
and craftsmanship, and there is not one Of
the number who has much to boast OF at
that.
What ia the use Of trying to humbug the
people by attempting to make great man
Of Mr.. Nandever. The only public employ
ment he ever had was a surveyor, and he
performed the work SO badly that it had to
be done over again. He knows nothing
about legislation except what any one may
know who reads the papers. Wha. there
is in him TO single him out az the represent
tative of this district in Congress is blank
to US. Were the district determined to be
represented by a republican, why not chose
a man of ability, Of legislative experience,
a man who would have some influence in
Congress, if the State could be benefited
specially by any act Of legislation.
Surely. % one will claim for MIR. Vande-
yer the ability, the influence, that repre-
sentative In congress should have Why,
then, should he be elected; why will the
people vote for himY Is it simply because
he is a Republican We cannot perceive
what else it is.-Duba9ne Herald
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Ht0i Estate .lyency.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS.
OFFICE,
CORNER BRADY AND SECOND SITS,
NickOlls' Block,
Davenport Iowa.

For Safe.
A LARGE AMOUNT OF THE RRsT CITY
~ and COUNTRY rROPEkTY-lnyroytd and
uninproved-st very low rats.
Also:
Beautiful 1eesidence Lets az prices that canns.
fan - suit persons wishing lot for a home
Enquire OF GTO. l. NICHOLS
APRIL DIFF Cor Brady and Second sits
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Valuable City Property For Sale
JOHN N. CRAWFORD.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND CORNERSTONE Or Dryr,
foR MINNESOTA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

EXTRAORDINARY DECEPTION At CATTLE
SHow.-A discovery was made on the NOR
ming after the late cattle show at Ayr, Scot
land, that the two year old bull. for which
the first prize had been awarded, had been
decorated for the occasion by a pair of false
horns. The deception work had been neat
ly done. A thin band Of gutta percha was
put around the base Of the horns, and was
fastened by some adhesive substance. and
the HAIR was carefully placed over it. The
skin of the animal had been punctured be-
hind the shoulder. and air blown in to pre-
vent slight hollow from being observed. ~
The third animal in the same class had also
been altered in appearance by puncturing
and blowing. An aged bull, which had
been practiced upon in a similar manner
was turned out by the judges, the discovery
having been made before the three prizes
we're adjudicated These three animals
were exhibited by Mr. James Patton, Bank.
head near Patrick. The premiums have
been withheld by the directors, and Mr.
Patton will also subject himself to pro.ecu-
tion.-.Scotch PDDer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Agents for Whites N. Y. Type Foundry and h.
Hoe Co.'s
PRINTING PRESSES.
A large stock OF Printer'a Material on hand.
Al our Music SIOkE, Composite the Book Store)
will be found oi the extensive stocks OF Pi
and Aelodeons in the North-West. A visit to
our sales room vii psy the trouble.
II. A. PORTER h BROTHER,
JAn14dkwtf Rock Island. Ill.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Rock Island Book Store.

At this establishment will be found large stock
BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALLPAPER
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS
&C., &C., &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

A.BD tYUHuS Uy cOMpetent IuUSTuctOf0.
Rooss-In Grigss' Block, corner Of Third and Per-
~ sire ,ts one block from the Post ONCE, the room
formerly known "Grigg,' Hail." With the adjoin-
ing rooms, we'll lighted, well ventilated, and forming
BY far the most convenient, commodious and best
adapted situation for the purI ose in the city.
Open Ut al hours from A NJ till NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.

A large and we'll furnished room, entirely sepa-
rate from tho Gentlemen's department IL provided
for the use OF Lady students exs lusively
up1or further particulars call 1t the roous. or
address j. G. LOPEZ,
augl4 W. II. PRATT. IHH'aPss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
The Cash System

the only one 10 ensure the buyer against fraud
1bad management, bad buying and poor stock
VIII a be buys from q hof se that does no credit
business he dos not guarantee o,hers Indebtedness
bat is always sure 70 get GOOD aTOCK and al rri-
ces tnst III enforce sur cess There Il turinsss
go liable 70 tricks and traps Of trade IS the quor
sness and II you would avoid the poisrnsus drrgs
sold ~ peTsons who do . credit business end only
calculate receiving fifty cents on The dollar on ell
they sell, buy from the CASH HOUSE Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Davenport Commercial College,

augSdt!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

lndspsudent nomination for Judge OF the
Eleventh. judicial District,
A H. BENNETT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22
iDbpsifians & 5nrerons,
NORTON M N -pbvsonot

r MORTON, NJ. D.,-PhysOpathie
Oser Eclectic Physician and surgeon. Pa Iessr Of Mid
wlfery and Diseases OF Women and Chilnren DR. NOR
ION haViag ooafsd hinssf IN his place IS ready 10 at
tend 10 all calls his Profession either his olce OF al
every description, either mineral animal or veretabe aud
reduces his paents them but simply
me oostrneon stimulates and tones up the system BY
Those sfiic e with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
neys Spleen. NeuralEa. lnh nation, RI sumasm. tether
Acute ChrOncl Loss Dpeiiis Dsrangement OF The
Somach, Coasipaou u the Blsels, Bilious Affections
Impu mites Of the Blood any Chronic long standing
diseases diseases peculiar 70 the female such Sup
ed TO call His Mode OF TEsaImsnI Is also piotely
adaOtedt 70 Diseases ofChildren-
Dr. NJ has also safe and failing remedy for
Fever and Ague Cholera -Aorbs, IysenrEry and
Diarrhoea Coe Cram Loeb Jaw, Fs and Spasms treat
~ DIM also pFsaared treat successfully FEVERs
diseases This hetlOn Imagination Of braun,
hut facts detucied from the Reform
New School System Prtice and thorough reaine Of
ne various SC hoos Of phy c s sySteus OF prce ai
graduate from The old and schools OF Meii Inc.
kinds Of 80 rANTC CSIEDiCiNESsi piss and
linctures and syrups such usually Kept Botanic
Eclectic and Drug Stores Also ali or the
milan Remedies, large number Of COMPROMISES pre-
nared BY himself As Remedial Aseats among which are
Milk Weed s0veeiga remedy Tor the Dyspepsia Piles
ke AuiiH llogs Pills exclusively 9r The Liver; santye
never all "a cure; Eyr-Wafer never fsng remedy lOr
Weak Sgranc inaansd Eyes; Canksr Nediene for Can
Ms Balssm 0fW Cherry for Coughs Colds, Bronchiiis
Consumption and All Diseass o. The Lungs, Rhumafc
for internal or external application; asOvsEen Rem
edy for the Cho.era dotls Cordial y Feaals FsEd.
e. Ps[sisslaE ~ Atisnsion will Be paid in treat
bi5si ~ N ne norhd hamors n N ne ne
raise the dead but he does claim that can cure al cur
able diseases ena many t11t are considered luclrahle
once, No 10 Loraia S. Residence, No 10 Church
ST.. Clsge land, WeSt Side
dent God chance IN his oceto red Medicine aud
yarloas oEanehes o-6dlg edoswtJnv1 lsa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

WsSr UP.-Mons GODDARD, accompanied by
Madame Godarj, DR.. Hutchins and V l. Lip
haine, Esq, of Buffalo, made magnificent
ascension from that city ON Tuesday evening
The ballOn reached an altitude of over twelve
thousand feet, Travelled distance Of seven
miles, was up something over an hour and
made the descent in perfect safety. The pas
sengeIs of the balloon witnessed double sun
set, aud from the account in the Buffalo Er-
press, the voyage was one of the most success
full Mons Goddard has yet made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

BoLD THEF.-on Sunday, while people were
at church, 4 young fellow who gave his name
as Charles Alden, of New York, entered the
house Of Dea. Perry, in Elyria, and ransacked
drawers, closets, DC, bat found no money. He
through I window, but was discovered when
doing so by Mr.. Henry Mason. As he came
out, Mr.. NJ. eollared the rascal. On searching
him. about fifty dollars worth of money, jewel
~, silver ware, &c, was found in his pockets,
which the thief had picked up in the house
The fellow owned up. claimed that ii was his
first crime, and was committed for trial The
house of OTIS Briggs, in Ridgeyille, was entered
Tuesday night, and silver watch stolen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22
FROM WASHINGTON.

hAshAN1AOAI SuAt ~
The Tribune's Washington correspondent says
our Consul will remain in Mexico and eommuni-
cation will be continued with the Mexican Minister
here until some decisive policy is adopted, which
will depend entirely upon the future development
Of events,
There is no encouraging news touching tae rati-
icatiOn Of the treaty with New Grenada; mean
time ships of war are TO be statiOney at Aspingall
and Panama 10 keep open the Transit. with in
structOns 10 send force ashore in case Of any out
break. considerable naval force is also 10 be Or
dered of San Juan with view OF intimidating the
Niearagnans into a ratification Of the Cass YRS
saTTi treaty
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22
Alc0ifincs.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN NO.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO,
IL MEN. From fhe N. Y. DAILY Ners tEditori.IJ
= desire 70 ca 10 letter lrom Dr. Joshua
er column He treats The subject in sble uannrr md
ms skill and medical lCdslnen NAV be relied upon
FroE tas AibaHy MorHiag ErBress.
Msrshalls UieTne CsinocOn has proved 20 be fully as
b. m deal geatlemsa and Others Dr. Bridge Is regular
physiesa o. very ne ettsisents Of great iuisneni
HiteSeT n all diseases especially those Of women and
FfOz Physie4ns.
Aialshalls Uterine Catho,ieOn wi certainly cure all
the diseases for which It Is recommended"
= There Is no med ctne like II in this couuirvr
In he worst eases have ever met with AIarshslI's
lterlne Catholieonis Is a GER ain and safe remedy
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is unhssiia'gy sred as reliable remedy for al those
Complaints % which every woman lilble and which grad
~ se ne mad as well as the body - that 70 TIM <,
~ MoA become ake uree of tudertog n not i'm
pcssibiy Among the cOmpain for which the Catholi-
pressed Irregular Pa nfa Aienstruaon BloafIns Ia
nanma Ions add Diseases Of the Kidneys Urinary
u eness NeryouSlesS, Fsintings Palptarions, Cramps
ls uIesa SLEEP and all troubles, organic sym atheic,
Ladies WHO rOube. with any Of the above symptoms
dess Dr. BRIDGE with fai eaahdel es that ihey viii
md Felefi Marshalls Uterine Catho MT cuark
ogi = have been made known to the
speciable physiciln in tho country.
Tle pries o. MARSHA LIS UTERTNEI CATHOLI
CON IS O1e D3idrOEf HglfDer silgie bottle.
WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co AIsy Il, Is-T.
Mr. II B Knss'ey, srr;-Thave been selling the medi-
htye invariably feul1 them 10 Eive good satsiaciio6 sn
the pills have sold 20 many fami regu arlv
IS their tea and coffee. and with trsde y have becHs
a ape ar iele AIarshas Uterine Ca holiroB a
cine thai mas done geltamOunt Of good female dsear
Is One lady 50 = to toll she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she dil from long
medical treatment By The most skillfal phvsicians
JaHu1ry lst, ls5s.
MRS. RoBINsoNs CERTFICAFE
VERNoS, TrumbuI Co, May Ist Isss.
This csIthes That have been very health for
and found hltle relief ter empOSiug number
Of Ply slcia1s My dlsfass PrJiauSis UteTi had
been redure By that and FnuOr Ahus until had become
liberated 20 consI leIae By the advice OF Dr.
" Bushnell procured and took N bottles OF BIaTshaFs
Uterine athOcon which enabled TO attend huz
band ID hrs ast sickness until he ded which about
snce have taken three bottles since his d. ath
which has made able % labor and support family
three children The Catoclu has nerly restored
health II i the only thing that has miii afed ny suffer
ING tOT which feel very grateful
MARY z. ROBINSON
The CATUOLICoN is for sale BY City Druggists and By
Mediclne dealers generally iulI2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22
FROM NRM YORK.

INV Uhhi July II.
The Africa sailed to day for Liverpool with lO7
passengers, including Bishop MeIlvaine and
daughter, and S66s 900 in specie.
The Spanish screw frigate Berenquela, five
days from Havana, has arrived here for fresh pro-
visions.
The pilot boat Enchantress, No. Is, was run
into of the Light Ship, by the ship Napier, bound
out, and lost both her masts besides other dan
ages.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

Ar LIvERPooL.-We learn from V. SwAIS,
Esq, that the Barque Chsftaaa and Brig Back
Hank arrived at Liverpool on the 29th of June
ult. They left Cleveland in May, Quebec
on the first of June, and both vessels arrived
at Liverpool on the same day
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The down train on the Lehgh Valley Railroad
went through the bridge at AllentOwn. killing the
engineer and fireman, and it is reported causing a
terrible loss Of life among the passengers.
The reported accident at Allentown was eSag-
geTated. The bridge over the Little Lehigh broke
down the up coal train was passing Joel
Fields and VIM. Lardis we've killed. Nobody else
was injured
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
NEWS FROM THE WEST.

ST. Louis, July 2I-
Jos. B. Laveille, direct from Salt Lake City,
states that the communication between the Peace
Commissioners and Young is kept up daily and
the most peaceab,e feeling prevailed.
Gen. Harvey was met on the 9Th at AfallOn' 5
Bluff hundred and five miles west OF Fort kear-
ney. Harney had Cheyenne Chief with him,
whom he designed accompanying to Ask Hollow
for the purpose Of making peace. Met Col. Mon
roe at SCOTS Bluffs, and Col. May at Plum Greek.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

LIST. Cotton Is used as II is purehased-on spools
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The irOable and perplsxiiy Of flling shut
tie, las in other machines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. 1t very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
q1ire 10 be taken spart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut.
9Th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are Invited to call at the s.es-rOom of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples of
work given al all times.
The services Of a lady and the use Of amaehine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81 ,5oper day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
NOrthrop 4 SpGngler's Block,
nhs0dem:lss Superior st. up Etairs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

NEw WHEAr-Otis 4 Brownell received a
car load of Relo Mediterranean wheat this morn
ing, shipped by ]. H Foster, of Norwalk The
quality is very choice. This IS the first car load
received this season
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

NEw YoRE, JHly 81.
The steamship Kangaroo arrived to-day from
Liverpool 7th inst. Her alviees have beeG mostly
anticipated by the North STIR.
The Kangaroo passed in the Mersey, July Z, the
schooner Col Cook, Of Detroit, Michigan, just
coming TO anchorage.
London, July 7-l2 M.-The Executive German
Diet will wait until the 18th July before inquiring
whether Denmark has fulfilled the resolutions Of
the Diet. 1t will then deliver an uliimat1m fixing
the period for the accomplishment Of those resou-
tons.
The German papers are loud in their praise Of
the excellent appearance Of the vines on all the
most noted points on the Rhine,
The Turkish Imperial Decree calling out lO0-
600 men to the reserve Is alleged By the Porte TO
be occasioned by the necessity Of having at hand
sufficient force TO procure the execution of meas
ures Of order and reorganization which the 60
vemment was resolved to apply to all tue PROVING
es eOnformidable TO its engagement with the allied
forces.
LONDON. July 1.-The arislls Of grain are vey limited
Wheat-In good demand Al rather M1lday IIIccs
Spring July as dear but hot 50 sctivc.
Elour-ls he'd for extreme raies-
The tall0w market steady but inactive
QUEENSTOWN, July I-luers Is no news vet 0t the A.
4nennon' and Il Is thought thai she nay Be eeilns Tor
Plymouth
LIVERPOOL, July 7lh, P Nj Msssrs Richardson.
Spence CO. Tep0rt the weather hne w1cIt qule but
steady holdsTs asking full rates. -four, also hn lndiou
CORA, unchanged
PTOTIsions-UnalieTtd
COftou-Opsnei Qet aud mere freely CuE51-szlss fer
tc-iay will reach bales about YESTERDAY rates
LoND X, IN Z M--Cousols Tor account s5-s sdsoss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

PEioHEs--Fresh ripe Peaches of excellent
favor have been received by Stacey direct from
Louisville, Ky They taste very nice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

HAEPER's MAsAzENE--Harper for August,
lively, Piquant and interesting, has been re-
eeived by Hawks d Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

,chooi Boks IA uses Ne ksep these books in large gu
lilies, The stock new and 10 good condition. and oar
,es ard terms aye reasonable.
Adams Arithmetic;
Andrews a.d Stoddard's Latin Grammar.
Andrews Latin Reader;
.Andrews' Classical Series:
ALdrews' Laiil LEXICON;
An hons Classical Series,
ATno.d's c .as seal Series,
Anthon's Lain Diciionars;
Ai-swJTth's Lain Dictionary;
Ader's Progressive German Reader
Adler's Germ Diciijnaries; (2H
BOurloa's Alse. IA;
Bu hous' English CT. mmar;
Browns SrImmars, 90
Bersrd's U, S His,0ry,
Buffers Sal'us';
Boyd's Rhetoric,
BullOas' Classical Series
Colbums Arithmetic;
CoEelrs Disesi OF Eas.ish Grammar;
Clsrks Gr1mmars;
CosIeii's Biographies; ~
Cotton = FiieA's GeosraPhiszi -
Cosas-ock's Philosophy;
Cooper's Virgil;
Crcsoy's Greek Grammars;
Curers Physiologirs; %
CriuenleEs Eook keeping;
Days AlgelEs;
Davies Mathematical Work.;
F5wlcr's EnsiisI Gamma,
FItch's Physical Geography;
First Le-s7us ia IIistlr;
First Book II Hisiou;
fasquelu's Breach Grammar;
Greenlalfs Ariihmsties;
GTeens's Gramm Is;
GooiTichs Pictorial HistOliez;
Guernsey U. S History;
Gray's Chemistry;
Gands' Gflmnar- iermans.ts l1am English
GrlJ's q tlEes: tD
HIl,srI's ReaIers,
Hazeu's SpelleT and DsGnsT,
HHchc5ck's Geology;
Harkncss' Classical Series;
John, oa's Cicero;
kuehHcr's Greek GRAMMAR
LegendTe's Geomfuy,
LOOMS Mathematical Works.
Lowell Readers;
LFslrs Geoloeirs,
L0zsiags L. s. Hisior,;
LiIdeil Scott's Greek Lezi,0ai
Malti-oas Astronomy;
McGufey ; R-ader.; tg
hcGudsy's New Rea1ers,A(6l
Aiandeylila'z Reader, (sl
heGu1sy's S eI.er,
AIteAelrs GeogTaphi .s;-tD
McNailey's Geo srsphy,
Mhvss's Geography;
Monicith Geographic, %
Miiehell's Outline Maps;
McChniaok 4 Crooks First Lain Book,
II haloek 4 Crooks First Greek Boot,
Meadow Freleh Dictionary.
n 'rh "a : Book Keeping;
Noel Y ChaBsaIs Breach Grammar
Olae,'s Ge,grs,br.
Olnsstei's Philosouh,.
Owens CI,s.iral Ssrts.-
On-ndorffrs German Method.
cueadoiff s French Method.
Payson 4 Dun,on's Wiring
Parksr's Readers:3tg
Prices Spellrr.
P.upeo's Crsu.mso. a,
Peter Parley's GeoFrapht:
Peitoh's Outline Nsps.
PeaIoly's l. S. Aiston:
Psrlsy's Uniyei an Htstsry
Parker's Philo ~;
Porter's-Chemisn
Psis,ast's German Grammar
Pluuey's French Grammar.
Pinueyfs Frenrb Rssa.r-
~ o
SN4 A'u'"2 20 iist'iS'
QlaekenbOsi EEslish Composition.
Ray.;.aIiihH s'ie.; %
Rays Asebr-si lz
Rob us1u's Mataematiea Works;
-, - s,,-.,t. -,
- % S''e' "4'i1-h io'''N'
swans Spelier.
Stosdanlis Arithmetic. fu
S.-,,I.,s ,,;,b-,.,i-.
Siii'I > - ii'iiL-0'i''
Stoddards Algebra
Sr,tbts Ce.,-rsBti.s- fat
SmeIie's PhilosoDhy:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-22

q BRYANT & STRATToN's chain Of College
is now complete and in successful operation A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
reTsa. p Il. SPENCER & Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department ebsitf
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PoLIcE CoURT.-There were six cases before
the Court yesterday morning-assault and bat
teFY 4, and disturbance ? none of them Vsry
interesting
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DARKENs THE GREYEsT HAIR

replaces The red sandy inge hirh detaos much
from personal eomeness with brilliant black brown
The hues impas FAST COLORS, and never change
mottle after exposure the In the apdity,
Ormity and certainty operation this Dye stands a1ne
Sold everywhere and spPei by all Han Dresser JOSEPH
CRRIsTADoRo Co. Nos Asior Hoase, N Y
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CANAL BREAK.

SCHENECTADY, July 81.
The canal break has been repaired and the va
ter is TO be lei in this evening.