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FREAKs or THE LIsHTNINs.--During the thun-
der storm of Saturday last, two cows and
horse grazi in S. S. Stnne's pastures, were in
stantly xii ed by fash of lightning. We are
told of man in the upper part of town who was
struck and sustained severe bruise upon his
right arm only. A house on Perry street, struck
by lightning, took fire and was damaged to the
extent of about seventy five or one hundred
dollars. The dwelling of Mr.. Ellsworth, john
son street, was also struck. The fluid struck
the back part of the wood shed, and passing
round the building, struck the piazza roof, injur-
ing it somewhat No particular damage was
done before the fire was extinguished.
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BEWAkE Z OF IMPOsTERs

CAUTION TO OiNvALIDS.-DR. SAMUEL S, FITCH,
(Ohce IA Broadway. New York knOsa As the author
a NsIs cEraus Tsafczi for the dissasesef the Lungs
Heart, Livsr Stomarh Bowels, Kidneys Skin Nerves,
Ausres Joints Blood. and for all Female Complaints
continues his piace with his usual success q he Is
uer abszt from RsE York aaa La5 a0f besaT
ne has sfher gg associate 0rnsT al BHd .,
Cic7So. Detroit, Pffs5Erg sleE, Csi has not A-d
n Bcaars Of al pcS0as usiag hs pTstsadHS 70
nor. 70 hIuc had professional ooans0oH ElfA
ha Thy IaFos,es ApFy. personally or by let
Ter. directly TO himscf his Ooe. IA Broadway, New
York. where alone his be had. Remedies
any part Of the country aud treatment conducted
suooess ny by letter visit from the pstieai preferred
Ills SIX LECTURES" the Lungs, and xplaining uAs
method by which he the above diseases $50 pages
bcund) sent by mail. post paid. for 40 cents
q Beware especially ofthe advertisements Of ~Fitch
Dodge Co " Of Detroit and O Fitch Lykes, Of Pitts
burgh, Chicago, &c
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HoHoR TO OUR FOKFFATHEEs.-No paper
will be issued from this office tomorrow NOR
ming, as all connected with it feel like apprO-
priately honoring and celebrating the EIGHTY
sKcoxD Anniversary of American Independence
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Drp GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

Q RAYMOND 4 CO., have received,
ACs b. .ck DrrSs silks, and full supply,
India anI SuIamer 81 K.
Sssila. Cashmere AMI thihet Slawls
White Grape Shavls. enhr ilered and PLAZA
Brocha Scars and Shsuls,
Hack and Colnrrd SILK Shawls.
Back sra A.autilias,
ResIori Dress tSoOds AIoussline de Chcuc.
Cha De LANES, Robes QulleS,
lrench Biiants, Orruudt MusinS
Chiufz Organdie> Chocolate Or-a dies
Re-tor Sreultines. BsrIge Robes.
Freuch Jarc lnrfS. fsnghaIu r bes QuIils,
ain al y-uo de Laiaes, Hoyies Pin :.
Freuch. English and AueTican ale eS,
La les G Gtunfiets. G ems Driving Cloves,
Ladies Marse'lies Cnl.e-S, Chzutilly Wells.
Parasols- RIBBONS nj Lace,
Embi Handkerrh efs Enbd Collars.
Sls ewes and Collar Set Black Lare AIitfs.
Chautilly Bugied Collars, White SILK Fri.gs,
Emhd Bands, dsiu=s a lus. Ttinss.
FaBcv Belt Ribbons harseilies Trimming
Black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna I'd ngs
b mnst ranes llluslou Lace
Boanet Rouches, Aie1aniers KID Gloves
Emb Lace and Musiu W ndJw Cultains
Marse lies Qui Is, CJunte pane and Toilet Covers
Irish linens nrkinss and Sheeiings,
Russa TOvelingS aud Hukabuks-
Staple ShirtiugS and Eancy do.
Broad Clo:hs, Cassmeres and Safinetis
NesiiugS aud Gents Shirrs -nd Collar
Checked Valar d. Dra5 Alpacca
"a CaxkHafrs = Cas ans.
Nscke elnsB Sters, and Umbrsllas-
All OF whiesh -usht low, and will be sold Al a
sual a,lvan
iunl4 1NO co 50 SUPERIOR 81
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FIFTH OF july EXCURSION ON THE LAEE.-
The North Star has been chartered by the Metho
dist Episcopal Church Society. West Side, for the
purpose Of raising funds to defray the expense o.
repairing their Church. The Star Is q great favor.
ite. and will doubtless take out e large number o
sxeurlopistl.
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THE HoRTIcULTURAL SocIETY's MEETIS0-
In consequence Of a great press of other matter,
we are unable to lay before our readers our
usual report Of the contributions to, and pro-
eeediEgs Of, the Cleveland Horticultural Socie
ty. We may say, however, that the display
vas quite up to that of any previous meeting,
and the attendance unusually large
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ARREsT-Ofhcer Gilmore Saturday, night ar
rested Joseph Bemis for assault with an axe
upon one John jenkins, with intent 10 kill him
It is said that tie wound inflicted by Bemis IS
very serious one.
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PROM NEW YORK.

NEW York, July 3.
The Savannah arrived at quarantine on Friday
afl, rnonn. The British schooner Annie Sophia,
from Nassau, with Is TO 20 Of the crews Of the
wrecked s4ips Bombay, from Canary Islands to
Meiamoras, and the kn.ekerbocker IRON Liverpool
TO New Orleans has arrived.
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To restore heal We must purify the blood. FeTers,
thoui exception riso fr1 fossisR matters having he
ahsJrbsd aud retains nthe crcu alton These canes
Sickness nsy produce iuAuenzi. Group rheumatism
gout. ehpe a cough Bat Branareths Pills. simple
potent and veg table the rause. and the fol
lows ofeours They the Of ever dag saving
many valuable lives PnaciUal ufce. 80 Canal street
Bfandreth Building New York Sold also by
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REuovAL-J. W. Sargents large looking
glass manufactOry is removed to No. SO SuPe-
Nor street, Marble Block. For particulars, see
their displayed advertisement in another CO.
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STEAMER ASHORE.

COLLINswooD. c. W, July ,.
The steamer Montgomery which arrived last
night, reports the steamer Lady Elgin ashore at
Copper HarbOr. She will probably prove total
wreck.
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TIE BROTHER JoNATHAN.-Hawks & Bro.
have received the Pictorial Brother Jonathan
for the Fourth. 1t is a capital good number
Let the people buy it.
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Police CoUKT, JULY 3D.-Eleven cases were
before the Cour as follows:-Assault and bat
tery .; petit larceny 5; drunk s. disturbance l
total IL
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n. II. sOLOMONsON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
Ke@s the aEss OF hs most approved kinds o
SPE TAcLES Anhis glasses whether for near OF iaI-
sighted ground under his inspection BY machine
~ instruction. With the reaiest care SO as ta
the in al esseE. curing EeotHs DszsisesS o.
IRanaf.Oz Of tie Egrs, and par1i8E strength ior oIs
reEli fae sewing
y n. Il S0lon0asoa would here inform the public
tha he employs in the sale Of his lenses
Y A'so splsndi3 assarimenfof SPY GLASSES MI
CRosCOPES, CoMPAS ES, sc key, On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
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EVERY FEMALE MOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC lLPRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study aud Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius L.. Cheesman, NJ. ID, (,
NEW YORK CITY

By Cornelius L.. Cheesman, NJ. d.
NEW YORK CITh.
an INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND a PHYSICIAN
In which Is embodisd fun and chaste descripti-n
Cn0cdse ,oessay TO the welfare Of thsse married
about be Sfte process Of
and delivery. their pairs snd dangers well Is the
methods b. which many the lster may be obrIaed and
teaching how the system may be iuygorasd and
proper tone aer having rTostra,ed BY con-
plants ineirenial 20 the hum-n frzne. Also much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obviate
the necessity Of aly srsa' of sickness and enable
the Obssnt reader 70 be- to great extent, her ply
Eiei.n. -
This book is avail able the understanding OF the
non-prdessio1al resdeT and skinfuly elaborated
pannd arranged and earned out than auy work OF its
Kind before the public. While gives wholesons
particulars aud in respects sue inioason upon
ofths most delicae as connected with Gs female
syen It should Be placed in the hands Of every female,
PRCE 20 CENTS
TINS WORK also con aims used bY the dsctOr
hs pTacfire flT the positive OF ScrqElogs En-
h0zs-FsusT saf Asus-Seset C0rgls Gzd Col9s-RAssz-
-DygPspsla-Fsllitg q sfns Hs5r Sc s. &c. any
o4s Of UAi-h PrePIrl1l MY ogs ~ gsat vaus to the
reader.
This book vii be sent ty ai fTse O. 7a<1se o. the
reception Of its price ich may b. ssot E IL aoasy OF
szisEe Stamps AliOraers shOald o addressed IL
R B. 4UpCHINGs,
e1zso WIN u c amheIS street- y u CITY.
). B. Barnes 4 Co, Proprietors Of the Cleve
Aai Plunllng WORKS, Atwater Blo-k prepared
with srse force Of experienced workmsn doing every
tioa Of Pu Mining ia the most thorough manner,
scientific plans reasonable terms on short
notice. Large stocks Of Fountains Of different stFles and
izes, Bathing Tabs OF cast and wood lIaed with
inne3-Coo1er heaters lead aAd eavaulzed iron
pi2sS leather and India Rahb-r Hose, every descnpi
81 BrSss All Plated C1ks the Paen S-lc'os
Waf-r Works FIKfures keoi constantly hand All
Nork fgzrr-ured. ralS.dE
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tflc0irines.
joy 10 "Is AdmIrefa Of a fIas mead Of
.ICH GLOSSY HATR


'o! " 'Ie AdmIrefN Of a kIne head Of
lICH GLOSSY HAIR.
ALL bsauts, it eslnnt exist witaout iae head o.
~ each bottle asd No one u sG sn Sss eu @ors see
PF.OFESSOR WOODS HAIR
RESTORATIVE I'VE cali The arfentio. Of III o-j
aeS % Is original col y hai coTers The bsa5 Of ihs
M & Mn NJ .aSaT,a1i srosth-rem2yes The dandrHa Itch
ias 11i1r and ds sHd hence. used as regular dTes
taiI15 sKtrrms od ags in ali is rsiu1a' besafv I'VE &
cal snen 9p9o the bald 'hs or dseassd in scalp =
5 10 ,lss 9eks ar The wehins curl ever Be W tkoai ii
me AGENT iar P~of WSsi's Hir r. Tor .,i. in W.,
Isf sea ne oo'sias letter regard tIths Res
DEEP RIVER Cc,rS Ju1v n Isss
~ ~ ~L.-sss9NorthSIr; IA We heen troubled with an-
70 ont scurf md mr. ta~esh,- p. ~ s- os
wen paper ah5gt wOoa's Hsr Rssior tiv as cure y
I'd ne bottle 10 ry 1t, aud found ny sa wa
sToy il Is or thee inches IN ies~th -bers n - 70
~ as great iailh in Il wish you to SEM asf
know as any Ofth kind used iathis irre vos NAV bs
1'alfAe' 10 many bottles aneT Il Is known here
iOuis WIN respect. kUfUS PRATT.
PHLADvIPH1A. Sept. 3. Isssf
Pro- MoOl-Dear Sir Yo y Hsir Rssiofatiss IS sro1
~ oeurneial 70 me the front aud also tbs back
nave 1sed hai iwo half Pisl bottles q your Restorative
~ & "a. ~ o. ny hsld = Vel STUDDED with prornis-
have tred Q, her preparations vi hOut bsne-
tlon can induce malE others 70 tryit
Aoarsr respectfully ID. r. THOMAS sT D.
No fQl Vine street
, NINcENvEs IA. June - 1ssa
Prof O. J. Wood; As manufaCf are md
vend your TeceniF discovered Hair ResT0ratSs / viii
slae ior whomsoeNer Il may conceTa, that have used u
end ku Wn Others % thai. haVc for gsvera wears
1-rninthe hahlt OF other 1ir Rrxt0r tigFs s thai
md VourS vastly SUPERIOR any other know Il entirely
cleanse the head fdandrf with one rnonta, poper
use VII restore hair O. the origIual
color and texture wing healthy. soft and g0ssy 40
arances and all this without discoiorug the hams IA
apply q. or the dress hch It drops would therefore
color and texture to hair.
respectfully y0Grs. WILSON KING
o, J. WOOD co Proprietors, ia Broadway. n Y
n the gre1 y. \. Wire Ruling EstahlShmeafl AMI M
Market street. s. Louis Mo
Ard scld b. al good Drasgisfs mh2.dkwam
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n The Letter Sheet Price Current will be
delivered Tuesday morning, the 9Th inst II
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ReoI Gsinfr Aornts.


H'Oh SAL .-faeaUt LUts-Ou hud-
40 son Gar-en, Sc vi.ie and MapleSis some sery de-
STr, E N NJ 9. =. sI7 ~ NJ, 70 81 nsaD on time
aelonnE Station, With arse two story dwelling and
GRlST SiILIcc-wATER PowER-wth a xr,., f.u
t- 4 - Nasf ~ mi les ron the City, Of
LAX sT-Ss,r the Car Shops. ono land a-half story
Is ACHEs-oae mile fram CITY line West bv PLANT
h. Sood 20 One .nd aalf story frame hou e. barn
Tor SAL Z Uk FXcHANGE.-KINsarAN ROAD
o. soil d we'll cut tiEafed. vi uice cottage bs1s,
acre o. I1osr NI.i se yer low and receive pay il
e15saq On q1.s ra6is - SaIt n ctner good pr.Dsry.
farm or v. stern lands: s-~'O- A-'nAnse iof
MlscONsiN-A lags amount Of lands well situatss 10
CEDAR sly Fra vseshS Iot' ia5 52,5s,o
s,s S1eoanse ior small house and lot near supsIior
wtaRsNsyILLE-l22 Acres ne1r the center with
n , "a u oienard, Ge.-to exchaEg for some good
jus ROUSE & JENNINGS. 70 Superior 81.
EOR SALE OR EXCB4NGE-
nee OF n n MIA " plLL-Naier Power, abun-
Saton IN od or'eT and dong S5od b1siSs-s 80 =
ACRES Near he Lake Sh Ts-. ruiles finn, r., "A,
ii AZ spd - @ In saey 'oSm a6uudance Of fruit ofalI
STONE DWELLING LoT-welI .oe,,. A il, a..
- I u lie iiyi TO sIchsngs for sna far1a 'i1-
nne naIistr OF fruit trees and gane vines 70 eTeau
D I5S u.s. SHADES a Res CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
M oiOCk nd Naraft Lets o erch tnge 4 = ,.T,.u
IL 71-- N tAo
Al EUCLID STATION 20 arrs of land-soil bl,el,
sy ieami u1drr nae cnltivztiau. Viii uriases of
Lfuil and some ttmher, two dwell - two larns
sac nsN-f,la ing spTlng II Wetsr, and 8 49, 4 o.
i0I good improved f4r,u. Ais - - sAlA@.s7
., ~ AChsS N &lLLOO OGHBY-On the Lake Shor.
c.n id-rahie fruit ~ s''e-AlO u NalSr aud
s,sI;oRi HSRoN &c Go-Flrm Of 10 acres ~ nile from
SS,s soSa new h5g and barr orchard Se well
,Ssr, WIZ eHchzase in for sIsrn lands or orr
FOR REM; story Dwelling House on Lake st-Ssle
60 do Era N n sf-Sfs6
ROUSE. a JEN NTNf3S
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PLAN AND oRNAMENTAL PRINTING.

e Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every rsscriaio
doao al the Printing Establishment Of the Loair Oce
on the latest npT we'd and moEtrs7d stez presses n lie
style, sho notice, and Al reasonable raies Per
icalar attention paid blank work. EveTy Description
Of nins done, especially Blank Books Lelgsrs, Journ
a & Sales Bo Is. ReceivIns Books. &c &c
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lun5.dlm lsl
HAIR DYE-HAIR DEE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE woRLDi
All others imtaions, and should be avoided, If
you wish 70 escspe ridicule.
GRAY RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70 a
beautiful and Nausl Brown Black, without the least
nju.y 10 Hslr skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
Swsrisd to Wm Bachelor since ls39, aud 5000
applications Eve been made the Of hrs patrons Of
his famous DTe.
wM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
to be distinguished from uaiur3, and Is WARRANTED
iniureq the least however long may be coOtia-
ued AMI the i'll octs OF Bad Dyesremeaied; the Hair
visoTaied for life bF this spe did Dve
Made. sod anBiied In private rOOs Wig Fac
lS3 Broajvsy, S.Y.
q The Genuine hasthe address upon STEEL
engraving four sides Of each Boz. Of
WILLIAM BATCHELOR
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GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RETAIL PRICES.
GRAFFENBERG
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX

HOME TESTIMONY.
HAkTFoRD, TIumbull Co, q. "a, ar :, 81.
he eby Gently ts have beea dealing the Grafen-
efs 3iednes Tor Ire pas; year aul truly say
hfye never offered medic 10 the pushc that have
e win m m redceded APPRECIATION u people
these, particularly tie p lis "a CathOliroa Tney will
readily perrH al aid more taaa Promised for them
have sold 1buut nifty DO ties OF Cat
son, and i ar the B sst resulfs every cass
j. IL G. JOHNSON. Med Agt.
Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the tsraeuberg Med
icines Dr. Is physician OF extensive prictcs and
one Of The most successful in the cJuafy (Crum1u 10
which he reside
TINS ceTies that have used he 0rafsnberz Pills and
Marzhalls CathOlic0n 81 ii hers BE- IT, c. Johnsou in
my prac ice 10 M entre saiisacIion. They are good
medicines
Dr. G. W BUSHNELL
Hirtord, Iumbull Co. o Marrh = 81
WEST BEDFORD. Coshocton Co aIay H. 81
Mr. H. EiIgsey- Sir; have been selling the me J.
enss be GFisn5ers Company for The last teu years.
ami have 20 arby found tuem % give good sStsflct.ou
4ad me pllis have sold 70 great tlmss regu-
ari as elf Tea and codee and with theT
becogs staple article Marshalls Uterine Car tho
medicine that has umuun u good Fe
Diseases One lady sold Il 70, told me n she had
celsed uoi stoo from rte than she did l1na
% medical treatment By skIfu m Scan
Yours Truly. JAMES WILSON
For sale b. ali druggists aud medicine dealers IN hio
n B. KINGSLEY Cieveisn
mh67dSW % General gent ioF oh
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Special Notices.
TRAVKLRR's REGISTER.
IN A MOMFNTi

WITHOUT OBTAINING the Merchant his business; thu
Of Fashion from mis- euayneuts; the AatrOn from hei
household duties
CHRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
the Won erfuI Chemical C0gnrerfeito ColOIins
Fluid
DARKENS THE GREYEsT HAIR,
or replaces the red sandy iings viii eetrle much
from persoual comeness with brilliant black CT brown
The hues iruarts FAST COLORS. and never change
or m1le afsr exposure The Il the rzpidiy uni
formiiy 4nd ceany Of is operation this Dye an5s ane
Sold everhsrs and applied BY all Hair DresserS JOSEPH
CHRIsT,DoRo Co., No 6 AEiOT House. " Y
jul sdS slm
THE BEST TARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
NN1
o- E-@
EfS= 80
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" For Gas Fixtures Ssd Fiffiag-Artiy
70 Fo9g EaTsorfA Co, I05 and l05 Srssrior street.
api.tf
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J. \. JOHNSON, N. D,

Once 10 ss.twss siSsh Superior s,rsss corner ssu-
teble;dly -
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ap7a.ieu N q Brosdvgay. New YORK.
WIGS ! WIGS !! WIGS! !!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, light easv and durable
FIttng ehsrn-no turning up behind-no sh4at ins
the head adeed this Is the ouly Is a. ishmeut where
these things properly unders o d and made.
90 Broa ivay, y eu YORK
nuqef S,yemall V FTSEE Cierefand Ohio AGENT
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TO Se,ciMg Girls !

Ifthers Is any eizS community especially nsritinE
sympathy and encouragement those who COMPEL
ed their lives IA the painful binding employ
nj ofihe Sesmstress. 'Stieh. seh, siteh, m0Tnius
and nigh TN the eye doss dim and the head
sick t. surh the best sv enee Of eonmiSsrariO
y Offering them machines discount from manufAetuT-
prices.
Rooms al No. l02 Superior 81, lst floor.
Where the sbovsneu ioned different varieties Of Ma
chimes nay he ssen AID thtir work 'esied.
Ladies and Gentlemen. though present desEnins
TO purchase are repect uy inse TO call and examine,
W E. BRAMAN,
Agent of Geo. B. sloAt & Co.
Cleveland, June 2s, Is6s-jun24 Ise
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WILL TRUTH C0MI1ND ATTENTION

lnseT ec Nli1oat IAN IS p7flecI - n-iuf1L
q laios ss Superior ,unlsr the American Hotel
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49, - osantF, t ctnnut with5ut ! fiae head
-s,i ~. a read the loll0Eing and HI YOU ask more
arOuul elch iBffle
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The London Times ana fiis
IslanA Of Cuba q sd IIiW

We have heretofore alluded 10, thg
fact that there was 4 great change going
on in Great Britain, in favor of the an.
nexation of Cuba to the United States.
The English Governments and people
begin to perceive that the island, IN
American bands, would be far more id
vantageous to their trade and manu-
factures, and that it would completely
suppress the slavestrade, which Spain
has thus far refused to do The Iou-
don Times, and 1T is the great expouens
of British sentiment, very honestly says:
"Thus much rs cIear-that, If lord
Malmesbury were this day TO give Mr..
Dallas the faintest hint that Ebgland
would stand neutral IN the matter, iCn-
ba, in three months time, would be .
State of the North American Union.-
Let us look this question boldly in che
face. What interest has England IN the
integrity of the colonial donkinionsI Of
Spain? What is it to MS if Cuba Be ID.
morrow an American in place of q Span
ish possession? Our only interest id tbe
question for long time past, has Been
a moral, not material one. Nay, our
material interests have been IN direct OPP
position to that ling of policy which We
have pursued on tho grounds of himani.
ty. Cuba, in the hands of American
citizens; would be a much more pro-
auctive market than at present Our
manufacturers and merchants could buy
mnd sell more with Spanish GIba.i If
at is to remain a slave importing coun.
try, we had as lief, nay rather, that It
should pass into American hands. Pa.
thence aud fotbesrsncs have been tined
out, and the time has fairly arrived when
We may eopsider if We should, not be
playing .onr oylni game more wisely by
standing still while the Cabinet at Wash.
ington Carried ont the long -Sherished
designs of the american people upon
the Island, of Cuba. ~ Fslh 7isdi 10
It is pretty evident that the United.
States will have no oppositicp from Eng
land, if it chooses to take possession Of
Cuba.
In this connection we publish Che fol-
lowing late dispatch from Washington,
which says: a.. .3ssaaog edf JoS
"There is good reason to believe, from
recently received information. that our
Government is. in q fair way TO acquire
the Island of Cuba",
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-09-01

. kglass door stalwart figure, arrayed IN
. a hght,colored cloak that nearly eSiVer.
) ed him.. pair Of. dark pantaIOons, 4
huge pair Of boots, 9 s.on0hed hat, and
"spectacles on ngse,n TIE silver head
of a large cane peered up from the folds
Of his cloak, and upon this Visitors
chin rested. Supposipg him to be vis-
itor who bad wandered from the Thnll
above, politely informed him that by
stepping down to the door of the first
hall, and knocking, he would beiattended
to. He paid no attention whatever to
my remarks, but steadily and stolfdly
stared at me. gave him other chioice
items of advice, but with the same result.
Getting angry, resolved to leave him
| to his luck and his fate, and raising urv
paper; commenced reading, though it
was, as I afterwards found, bottom mn.
/ yard. Still, was, not at ease, and
occasionly peeped over the paper, to see
what my unbidden and uuwefcorae Yisi-
tor was about. There he stood motion.
less as statue, glaring at me from eyes
utterly devoid Of 4'specnlation.p I had
JUS given him up, when . slight noise
at the door sttrscted my attention.-
Again looking up, saw the attendant
approaching from the hall with patient.
To my utter astonishment, the door was
unlocked, opened, and the attendant
and the patient passed right through
my mysterious friendi Thes door was
relocked, they went their we and there
stood the stranger, glaring npon mel
sat a moment, and then, under much
excitement, advanced toward my visitor,
Instantly he vanislied.-L sat, down,
bathed in ptrs irafi ,r,f aud never from
that moment hsvs I seem any thing save
realities. Hewas, the hast of ths,isinhn.
merablc company of spectres.
d, Thus the veil lifted, the whole pGra-
phernalia of viaual halIucinatioi passed
away. Reason resumed her sway on
on her old throne. and 7 was 81 6nes
"clothed and in my right mindsa My
recovery soon ,follpF6d, and
with glad heart returned, 70 . happy
home. rendered infinitely happy By my
sss..slil'9 -. .sosiea az
Since my return home u I,haFs expel
rienced no trouble whatsver, and hsRs
been able to perform N.Y. daily dhA arr
iuous professional labars. y sEr