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J. 3. Barnes & Co, ProPrietoTs of the CIc7
WIGS -! WIGS = WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surpsss all.
They are elegant, light. essF and durable
Fitting 70 chsrm-no turning up behind-no shrinking
the head; indeed tins IS the only Establishment where
these things are properly undeTs o. 4 and male.
20 Broadway, New York
angel Swsn2n V EISKE CIaralanf Ohm Agrrt
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FROM EUROPE
MnNrRELI Oct 9

MONTREAL Oct ..
The steamer Lady Eglington arrived at Quebec
at half past eight O'Clock this afternoon Her
news has been anticipated by the Canada at Hall
fax.
The extensive distilery of F. & W MoulsOn in
this city was burned this morning. Loss $4,000
Insurance small
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UNION CoNcERT.-The Sabbath School Un-
ion Concert will be held this (Monday) evening
at O'Clock, in the Second Presbyterian Church
a full attendance is earnestly solicited.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, NJ. ID,
NEW YORK CITY
The comb Jon Of ingredients in these Pils the
suit OF a long and extensive practice They mid
heir operation and ccra 10 correcting ali Irregularities
Painful Nlensruaiions removing all Distractions whether
cold Otherwise headace psia 10 the sde pslps-
ion OF the heart whites, all nervous aecons hystecS
fatigue pain The hack and limbs &c disturbed sleep,
which aTi-e from Interruption of nature.
To MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invalusbls they viii brins
he monthly pen a with regularity Ladies -ho have been
disappointed IN the use cher Pills can place the utmos
confidence ia Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing al tHai they rep
resent TO do.
NOTICE.
There one o0a9IfiOH Of female sy5fsH sicA the
Pis cannot Be- fakel 5fI0uf BrolHczg PECULIAR RE
SUIT Ihe coalition referred 70 rs PREGNANCY-.he
rssu,f MISCARRIAGE. Such Is ia rass1ble fcasaary
of tie leiciHs rcgfO-c f5s sexual fnr0as 10
Hf0a fef eue fir reproductive g0ucr Of l1fuTe
resisf Il.
Warranted plr5y table, aad free IRON anything IL
JudouS Explicit directions, vhch should be read,
pany oach box. Price 81 Seat b. mail enclosing 81 10
DE- CoRyELIUs L. CHEEsENAv, BOX 53l, Post Once,
Nc York City.
SOLD By ONE DRUSGEsT IN EvEFY TOwN IN THE
UNITED STATES
R B HUTCHINGS.
General Agent Tor the United States,
iC5 Chambers-St New York
To IsLsA al ELOleslis 0rssrs sigulz B. addressed.
Il an rTa-ar5-H nv WN FISK
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BOYS ToURNANEST.-TheJ Juvenile Hook and
Ladder Companies held the postponed tourna-
ment last Saturday evening on Scoville Avenue
While we deprecate this practice of the bOys in
initiating the older Fircmen, we still can find
perhaps come points in which the boys set q
good example to the men. We learn that in
one of the largest of these Companies, the rule
is enforced that any member guilty of swearing
while on duty shall pay fine of twenty five
cents and if the ofense is persisted in, he shall
be expelled This is setting noble example
to the others
The following is the time made Saturday eve
ninr-distsnce IN ro5s
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? Greater space B,sss fis sarass n fhs saneEza5 eaSs
3 Tx I4aHaer Of EioyPfag the FraiOn q tie string
4. TSssraa1ss Of flsribrasOA ef tx string
5, Tzsqaaify q t.si0He-
6. HssfrsugtE Of string
:. ne great tL ts ssas f lEfrusaf rsuaass hl fzns.
That the public may judge Themselves whether
the above statement be true publish adiagra Of the cd and
~, o. Pisnos or rather ths 2s y sys Thes rejects
which accepts the doctrine that living in q IN
equal four and that loo Ibs weigh twice much aiy
pounds
vim illustrate philosophy kinds Of instru-
meuts and leave the reader 70 draw his conclusions
/, The Hallef, Dauis d Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make iR
the same sized case.
The truth Ofthi statement be At glance
E the entire length Of straight string be used for Vbra
ton see dagau while those that bent necessarily have
Of he piano ss he ssSs you'd = . ss I string You'd
in twain before could be drawn within octave Of
swell k9own tha, the .i1Oeays piano does not
ihsf s trnvs are llort Witb tss sbovs iprovefoent
g. ballet Davis Co piano enabled send out
T ass rsr foas than ssveaOetaVe piano Of any e' r
2, Tie Hallst, Davis & Co. Pianos hare a i7ider
sPGee bsfseea the strings than those Of any other
make.
The truth Of his statement equal lAia from the
that straight string eeeupiss es than simply its
while bent string requires in addition tses diagram
@ I i 70 i IS eng s s i 2s sc Pe 2 ne 2s 5e S.9 pm Ia,
they often hit another and AarrA while he perform
AlAfcncs lAallalta AAe
straight strings much they freely and
never ciash against another
3, The manner Of stopping the vibration.
The vibration OF string in pianos commences where
the hammer strikes it. the bridge. where ii stopped see
diagram H.
The tome of the best violin in the world can be rned by
substituting pOer bridge thus proving that the tone Of
string IS materially effected bv which The vibration
Il stopped The vibration Of the string in the H. C. piano
Is stopped with little horizontal ets ofcopper bell metal tsss
diagram giving TO the string soft full mellow liquid tone
while in AL Otherpianos the vibration stopped BY upright
0H piai lsee diagram Bl giving thin. irony, i0He
that has caused thousands Of having hne musical
ganEations to exelaim;
do not Ike the irony twang OF piano IL Is FAR Inferior
10 the full reh tone Of an organ. flute or meodeOn
The that the strings in ell other pianos bent at The
bridge pin Is that sharp angle has 70 A ad in orderto stop
the vibration In the H. D. C. piano the strings drawn
straight the copper fret and held down arm thereon BY
the Suspension Bridge. lSee diagram s. B
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BOsTON, Oct. g.
In the case ofPlummer and Others implicated in
the meeting on board and murder Of the officers OF
the whaling ship Junior, Of New Bedford, the
Court to-day held the defendants 10 bail in 5000
for trial, on the charge Of mutiny, and fully com
mitted them to Jail on the charge Of murder.
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FoE DELINQUENTs GESERALLY.-A Western
editor closes his leader as follows:
" The sheriff is waiting for US in the other
room, so we have no opportunity to be pathetic.
Major Nabeui says we are wanted and must go
Delinquent subscribers you have much to ar
swer iOr- Heaven may fUrgiye you, but we
never can"
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WRITING AND Book KEEPISs--Classes at
Bryant, Folsom & Stratton's College will be
organized Wednesday evening.
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MUsIoAL.-KARL FORNEs, the world-renowned
vocalist, gives a concert at Detroit tomorrow
evening, assisted by distinguished singers ard
performers. We should be happy to announce
that he would pay Cleveland visit, but have
not that pleasure.
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AARNE DIsAsTERs.-The propeller Prairis
STATE reports the schooner JaBa of Saginaw on
the breakwater at Dunkirk on Friday last. She
was bound from Lake Superior to Buffalo with
alOad of copper.
The schooner 0spray went ashore at oswe-
90, and went to pieces. She was loaded with
wheat The wife and child of the Captain and
the mate were lost.
The PTaiTis STATE lost her uldder in the storm
and suffered slightly otherwise.
The propeller Catarast, from Buffalo, reports
no disasters in that region
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AEREsTs.-Michael Donahue was arrested
on Saturday for stealing gold ring, and RO-
sanna Murray for taking basket which did not
not belong to her
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FROM BOSTON.

The steamship Nerth Briton sailed for Liverpool
at 10 N. to-day with l62 passengers.
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5pecial Notices.

~ Fer Gas Fiztsres and Fitfing-Ayyly
Te0g EassOrfG 8 Co., IO5 aad Io7 Superior street
api:tf
q SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also,
shilIngs and SiTpences, bought SI5 per ouuce by
CHAs- A READ CO. Bankers, No. 80 Water street,
opposite the Pcs. Office.
NIB Spanish quarters VIII average nearly tweuiy-i
cents each oesdkw4n qls
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MATRIMONIAL.

To EHE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Il has beea ny god fortune restore to health many
thousands OF my c1uuiry-wOmsn-
Ny suceess has excited the malice Of the and
Jealous; but their prosecutions have served only extend
have ALLEN upoa ny raay from the iaiT sufferers whom
Ihavs relieved 50 long held in aectionaie ard
thankful remebraace by those who have experienced
skill sGTJ iozp.ss lhs efforts Of mischief makers
nd slaadsrrrs
Ny friends have repeatedly urged Place my nedi
sine for producing mensruailn within the reach Of the
Laiies OF the United States; bg indisposoa TO enter
field ocpisd b. q1acks with their pencous nostrums
AM s that Ulqracp Cd c1ulterfiters might palm upon
the pn1c tte7 worthless atiozs have hi,her pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of nv
''AlnE DE FEMME, in tie United States
Al last yield 20 the ea-reses OF patients and friends
aud offer TO the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous the
Old Weird
In regard to the efficacy the 'AAIIE DE FE2IAIE'
need only say, thai hsuil form, aud exactly such
IS have used my Practice ia France for many years and
shat II has failed secure satisfactory result
The ~Ame dc Femme and measruaii5n stand in the Tt
lsfon Of cause and elect Il IS alike powerful iaste
aealIhy menstrual lw where has existed and
estore it where II has been iron my cause suppressed
In orisTto guard against imposition the wrapper Of dree
tous o. each bottle OF tae de Femme vial bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing
vii be sealed with NY private seal
Price, S3,05 package.
PARIS, January, ls57.
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J. Y eEenns.s 81 "a riIralion ii 81. -,

- AAs e'eH'sss 81 tas ri6rafioH Of the string
e. However so9d string nay be- it win produce no tone una
70 .oI4e evenly ne string should have but two dstinc
side see daga H. the rst notion n ~ S1 ne IN
reeede rom the hammer In the n a Co piano ~ ss-onS
starting point and il vi5rater t5oss & 2s % Is
motion is np. doEn-up. d5En-as isfra,-- ~ -''' IN
The second motion Of the string in All .L., =,
70 return in direct line. for the o owing r--o ~ - -
sItee q any substance forms or angie md - sf
Nov itts universally known The tighter sfTs 49,.
f-i ~. 1nsi ~. slotl- and as the two sides
Of he two sides struck BY the hammer and the rp ~
s proper course By being perceptbiy dran tsrs - ~,
side Or tgtf nd Of the angie elbow and irs movement
the 81 * or contracted de. receives dead iro5v
old kind Of piano. - ''-' u N-'
5, The ersHHsss Of one
This Is the result Of tie fourth fsatnrs bstnv Bnill
CONFESSED al ;1ne is produced By 5rao1 and rha
c, The strength Of string,
II Why strings 50 ofsn break In the ,oon i.o
and way they invariably break the elbow bdQsDin 81
"a, 80 ~ = -. ~ asge At that point see dia-
neesssriy eontre ted and e outside. Of the
string pisns will Average sy pound to he foot fbb
is The estae and strain Is sveny borne
oae any one part e. he string s SBsSsf . sifas q
y ~ . Dear t!is immense strain tha part Of il Is la
eiay IS ibis the in al WOoden+ ed panos a. an sod
philosophy is simply this. f ID kos Il st-i i os
or small IS stronger i1n ea oft All only se replied
two does not make foEs.
7, The great length Of time olieh ,hs instrument re-
mains IN tune.
This is the result 9Th fsat1e Inasueh as string
fafels By srcHg Ard Il vii readily seen that II ,pr
four feet In length bears strain hnded pounds soua
y In all parts IL viii Aten than a. quic a. haif
Of string bearing the san strSin.
The tnth and philosophy Of the foregcre fscs are 80 str
ing and forcibls thai The qrestic tsked Whv 90
not os9er makers uss ihe copper re and straight stng
There is but Que reason Il Is ursd by pssnt which
my thousand dollars have already offered but ghich m
purchase Messrs Haet Davis Co prefer 10 sun
ply the public with frsf class rather than 70 assist
others TO do H. any price
The foregoing plan Of tbs Haet Davis Co Plano Ia
simple lucid and unansverah that will guarantee gp
piano 10 any who viii refute its philosophy.
OSsIAN F. DODGE.
Cleveland. August g. lS5S
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W- ITO SMOKERS & CHEWERs."

No genIlesn snlad minsl In the society c ladies with
his tech aseoor, and breath tainted tobacco. For
Yuriillag lhs m5uih aller smoking chCsilE, FON
TAlNEs CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
eertual deutrifces IN use It whiteus the teeth
strengthens the guns and imparts The breath ofter
odeusive. q sgTseable frsgTance-
FOR SHAVlNG.-lts Iieh laiher peRerles and soitens
the bearl prevents irritation and renders the operation
easg and agreeable r c. FONTAINE Co, 3l5 Broad
way aHd No AstOr House New York Sold By al
sspl5
J. B. Barnes q Co, ProprietOrs Of the Clcye
al Plumbing Works. Arwzfer BIOck are prepared
arge force of experienced workHsa doing every
es51 tioa Of Pu nain in The most thorough manner on
he scientific plans reasonable erns sHt short
aotice- Large stocks u Fountains sIeat STYLES and
izss. Bathing Tubs OF and wood, lined with
lnaed-C0DpeT. heaters, lead and EaFauizsd
piles, Leather and ldI Rabber Hose, every desr7suo
II Brass au4 plated C1ks IucludII the Paeu SelfclUs
Cocks, receatig introduced Was BOWS and all kinds
Water works Fixtures kept constantly ou hand All
raa~ d
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
,TyIcE, wLRINs's BLOCK, coRNEE or BANK AEp
ST. CLAIR STREETS
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YELLOW FEVER-
New ORLEANS, Oct. g.
Deaths from yellow fever Yesterday, O..
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT

LOUISVILLE, Oct. g.
Col. Preston has accepted the nomination Of
Minister 10 Spain.
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Opstfrs.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. S. -
" MALTBXSS Gate Holt s Naltby'sl %SI L.
CELEBhAIED Qlsl ERS Will be V6|<S
+ EIN Ed DAILY w
From his esabisheni 2 Ralmgre-Put Up IN ems and
war, ufed fres and Eno1 sale
ALPHABETICALLY SEALED OYSTERS IOB-
sfllfly on hand
B.l imo e New York and Princess B5y ShsI! Oysters
will be received TAI b. ENpress
CT- CRACKLRS 2 sale, BY IN hlETel
q ORANGES, LEMONS, aud CIGARS, bv ths bor
W W. GAINES. Ascent
oca No. 8 Superior sfreet. Clevelans n
- - OYSTERS OYSTERS =
NJ k{I Fresh Can Oysters, Hermeticslly Sealed
NIK-V ed coed and low fgures-on and and
fer Tsaleby An SANBORN.
mavu No. Ontaro Street.
CPICED OYSTERS SPICED
kloTSTE Rs =Iiyoa wish something 10 give appetite
call Al san bORNS. No Ontario ST. and get
those nice Spierd Oysters Warranted time, and
tAey are also cheap.
nyA w.kH SANBoRN.
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COLLISION.

FROM NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9.
The Howard Association Of New Orleans deem
it their duty to inform the community that the pro-
longed existence Of yellow fever, and the present
great mortality. are solely owing TO the influx Of
strangers, who rapidly fall victims. Timely notice
will be issued by this Association Of the decsdence
and disappearance OF the disease. Signed,
F. SMITH, President.
D. U. RIcoRDY, Sec'y.
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Il Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition al the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept 2Odlm 2oI.
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CLEVELAN FEMALE SEMINARY
s. N. SANFORD, A. n, Principal

n SANFORD A. II, Principal.
hi about to
Dd5a i Ey
r. hmga as
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS,
hCnYIn dC1any few
Ps1Sr5sa TYSfch
BOAR RDandIU UrTIoNfa English anC asisL CS e Tern ayas
sh ss an continues Twenty Weeks
rAdmtSon onapPytO Principal
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ROW NEW YORK.

FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.
The Jail at Freehold, n. J.. was forced open last
night by the prisoners, aud all Of them escaped
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SE. RUFFIMs Fall stock of Hats and Caps
has arrived. 1t embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and of course will be sold at lower
prices than ever. ALI work in the line of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade. sept
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NEW GOODS.
Opening Daily at 9s Superior Street. .
BEST, FREEMAN s co

Rich and elegant Fall Silks.
BrOeade Silks, in black and cOlOrs.
FOulard Silks, in blue brown and black
valeneias. Poul de Cbeve
Toll de Chene. RistOri.
French MerinOs, in all eOlOrs.
Plaid and Striped MerinOs.
Bayadere and figured MerinOes.
Plain and Str GrenObles.
All WOel Delaines and Cashmeres.
MOuselir. and Persian Delaines.
French. English and American Prints.
BRocHE
Also large stock of 3ROCHE, STELLA and
CHENILLE SCARF,
JUST OPENED.
sePls BEST. FREEMAN & co,
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PaRIs JanuarT. 50

For sale, wholes1ls and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No 3 superior street. Cleveland who VIII supply the
''Arnie de Femme 81 The PTOpris.oE's pnoes.
suI0 dkwly6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-01-08

"Kciagh Todlsh YOU lived a rogue
and YOU iicd It r'guo, shouted the outwitnd
lawyer. and b,l, d out of the room, amid the
ilI-sarYrrp. Il laughter Of the company.
kadt .h. true 90 the la't. copied .y.ry line
oG tho ,y Ii drawn in rum'ut, but the lart
containing Do, gacv--aud gtinel all his
cnd3-0ul CHEa4.p \ CotN:LiLoH
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With ,il,u, fall, ,he At-' '...
Ano;',r Y,or !. gin. oc '.s and "i'H
uflu,,e pr'ly w,u and vain pursuits
\ y.ny ofvi,.r SHOWS and sprinslime leaves
Otr.pau,us summer growth and autumn
fruits.
And that some future error wo may shun
Looking upon the errors Of the PAST,
Let us reflect ere n New Year 5 '1S"n
And note the -t'nngo experience Of t1e
last.
We thought, dear friends, last year that we
Through stranger things than History yet
had seen.
But the past year has shown thing or two
That made us stare Ind-some ot them--Iook
blue.
We've had tcmr'-t in onr teapot of n state.
4 broil uIrn the rnb,r- whore "t Late
our StatG House sto,d lrr ike miscr's
Who ore tb, old mans cold, '2in a;ht for
" Hero, harc," .no, tholo ''' .no hero '''
f.,,, b,lro d,,.p towns who sulit the a',ir-
Iyith rlamor. tryin. f,r the prilc their luck
Arl ,Lcp tbo ARGUMENTS. Don 'tmovc, twill
Tho bread from starving chldrcn's mouths"
." state pride
Let wril enough alone --' les, yes, and
hide ~
Another hundred years beneath a hin -
ct pass the arguments the '..I |pi'' ~,
al too much space inc Gnu "'' '''''' ',''
know .,.. o,,d 90
The House VIII to r''r,i, w. ','cIa G,,' -
'H''N' -" al |
T hat little erov cvcd man ot Destiny
Has come to Crief-hrought back IN mls'rT
dream ,
q, new kmp,r@ van'1h.',-.',?:lI ,:l .leIu La, ho.,
} VI hopo sun shines l'r' cat '-4iAe' 'NO ''0
down
Is in hls leaky ship to llnck ms r3'e
lt under | ncle Halnnei !e,sltN noee. %
ah how s9on ms Seain o' "ol" e''"'
dim
nd brings him oac" again. ''' "'''e" Tic
said
ss orders court martial on ms n'to'
t'r oyerft 'rpinT orders ana u, mart
lcaky ship Central Amcrica-ah me
" hat diii'.rcnt thoughts in elf same words
We see
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Aol that some future error wo may shun
Looking upon the errors of the past
Let us reflect crc II New Years o,S"n
And note the rt,Hngc experience Of tla
last
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There with tho brave man whom on earth he
sought,
Md with hi, brave companions gone before.
lie holds communion sweet while We once
moro
Are by his death bod near IIeavon's portals
brought.
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NV spirit doats, un'hralled, above tho main
BE- icolo~s ocean which in life thy sail
(l vain had sought through snow and ico and
hail,
! he knowledge sought is gained, ELISHA
kANE
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-23
PROSP :CTUS.
CANTWELL,S LAW PRACTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED respectfully invites subseroen
to the publication If his treatise upon the P'o s
Of Lau in the Gurs Of North Ciaa, to hand 10 tns s
by the LIST January: and he solcits for the Work Os
v"lume, nearly ready for the press Is dev"teG ;.
sively To the consideration Of Lgisatoe and E0sa
Powers. Under the first named title. the following '
and chapters Of the Revised Code. with the accompanying
decisions, will be fund embraced viz:
County Boundaries County Revenue and Charges Goa.'
senbly; Inspections Poor Registers Rivers and I'd
Roads, Ferries, etc., Idiots aud unatcs; Ord'na,es S
Retailers; Mills and Millers; Prisoners: Wegns 'D'
Measures.
Under abe second named title Executive Poaeer' VIII
found the following chapters and titles Of tne ls'"
Code viz:
Attorney General ETC.; Attorneys at Law; Courts i
Administrators; Auctoneers; Clerks; C"nsa6Ies; I'm In
ners; County Boundaries; County Trustee Dee" plax
tries and Grants; Fairs Literary Fund etc; Pafr hs:
PrOcessioners; Registers; R:senue Rivers and Clss'
Roads, Sheriffs; Rangers; Standard Keepers, reeA"
The design Of the work is under these various titles S
connected view of the Statute Law Of North e.
pcable to EACH together with all tho decasD"s M
Prene Court thereon up to the last term, and TO
each chapter with the appropriate Forms Tor proe
1t is also proposed add in the Appendix numDs
Forms and PRESIDENTS usually required IN Con'e n.
and Office Practce the whole being intended Us The
guide to the practice Of Law in N. T., and manuai "
use Of the student and lawyer. .~.o,,;ou
The book will resemble in appearance ana 80 nre
"Cantweils Justioe;" and will BE- delivered postage AZ,
paid to subscrbsr. d 8 per copy, e~s':
" NV EDWARD CANTwELI-,
b.. 81 .
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