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NEWS FROM the WEST.

oT. LOUIS June D.
dispatch from St. JOsephs, No, says that sec
ton Of the country has been visited by one Of the
heaviest rain storms ever known. Platte Grand and
other rivers have OverfOwed their banks. doing i'm
mense damage to crops, bridges, &c. Worse con-
sequences are feared.
The Republican learns from gentleman who
left Fort Leavenworth on the ID, and who read all
letters from Camp Scott to May 9th, say that the
news that Gov Cumming had been driven from Salt
Lake City is discredited.
Letters from Camp Scott of latest dates mention
no such event, and nothing was known there Of
what had transpired in the City, there being Of
fetal intercourse between Gov. Cumming and Gen.
johnson.
Dispatches from Gov. Cumming to Secretary
Cass, received at Camp Scott previous to the de
parture of the mail the 9th OF May, and as news
of Cummings expulsion was only derived from
Mormon bearers OF these dispatches is regarded as
improbable.
Information had reached Camp Scott that sup
ply Of beef cattle from Oregon was close at hand
and that Col Hoffman was within seven or nine
days march Of the encampment
The Democrat has just received the following dis
patch:
LEAvENwORTH, June g.
William Crossman arrived here last night from
Fort Laramie and states that Capt. Marcy's train
had been cut of by MOrmons. Particulars by mail.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT.
NEM oRLRAN,l AFFAIRs.

NEW ORLRANss AFFALRs-
NEw J.sLEANs, June 4.
There is rumor current on the street 5 this NOR
ming that . compromise had been ehEcted oetseeI
the City and the Vigilance Committee, by H1lcl
the City is to deliver up tWenty-hv nosed uiu4hl
to the Vigilance Committee Five hundred i~lel
on each side are to be sworn in Is police. The
Committee has been refused sdmittance to the City
Hail.
Fifty men with two cannon have Just taken pos
session Of Canal street The party is said 70 be
ganized by men marked by the Vigilance Commit
tee for punishment.
LATER.
The Vigilance Committee is triumphant The
Mayor has resigned the municipal authority into the
hands Of the Vigilance Committee. The city is
quiet and the crowd Withdrawn from Canal street.
The Vigilance Committee has appointed special
police OF over one thousand m=n. A treaty has been
signed and order is restored. The terms OF the
treaty are these
Mayor Waterman, for the City, and Gen. Lewis,
Superintendent Of Elections, accept the forces OF
the Vigilance Committee, as special police 10 pro
teet property and life and enforce the laws The
Vigilance Committee does not disband, but retains
its organization military body so long as i Is
necessary for defence and the performance OF its
legitimate duties.
The rabble are still in the streets, bat in very
small numbers. No more trouble Is expected. Ar
rests continue to be made.
LATER.
We are on the eve Of fresh exeitements. Iniam-
atOry placards have just been issued by the social
ed American party calling on Americans TO arm and
resist the authority Of the Vigilance COMMITTEE
More than one half the American party are on the
Vigilance Committee. Many Of their leaders arc
well known Know Nothings.
One man was killed and another wounded, aeci-
dentally, in the Vigilance company.
LATER STILL.
May 5th-Incendiary speeches were made to the
mob by Col Christy. candidate for Mayor and Col.
Henry, of the NicTaguan army. They call Ameri-
cans 10 arms and offer TO head the charge against
the Vigilance Committee to-day at IL o'clock.
7. P. White, money broker, was shot at and very
dangerously wounded last ng ht in front Of the City
Hotel. White is the man said to have furnished
cotton for the barTieades Of the Vigilance Com
mittee.
Over 1900 names have been enrolled by the Yigi.
lance Committee.
Trouble IS expected to-day.
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FROM WAsnINGTnN.

" AshINGIONl June D.
The following officers have been ordered to re-
port on board the sloop of war Saratoga, on the
10Th inst, now at Norfolk, preparing to join the
IA ONE squadron. Commander Turner, Lieuts
Wal.7right, Crosby. Gamble, Jesse Taylor and
Hamilil n; Surgeon, Wheelright; Assistant do. VIM
johnson, sr-; Purser, C. Jemory.
The Court Martial ordered BY the Secretary Of
the Navy to convene here on the 10th instant to
investigate the charges against Commander Bout
well, consists Of COnmander Stringham, PRESIDENT
Captains Breeze. Sander. Glynn, MeKeen, Mer>
Ger. LOwnder, MarstOn. Wilkes, Glendz, Puryianee;
Commanders Roberts and TiltOn.
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PERILs OF YouNG NAvIGAToR-A little Ger
man Lad only thirteen years Of age, Friday morning
left what Is known as Taylor's harbor in a small
boat II feet long and quite narrow, sharp at both
ends, for Rocky River. After making some head way
one of his oars gave out, and breeze sprnging up
be found himself drifting into the lake The young
navigator with the judgment of an old salt hois-
ted bit ofa rag for sail and ran before the wind
as close hauled to the land as possible. Luckily
tue new and fast sailing yacht, Monarch of the
Glen, Capt. Clark, was out with pleasure party,
and deserted the tiny craft with its lone inmate
some three miles from shore Capt. C. bore down
for it, and had the satisfaction of rescuing the lad
from long voyage across old Erie, or more proba-
bly, wateTy grave. As the Monarch approached
the boy signaled in full cry. aud his joy at deliver
ance can be better imagined than described.
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye,

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others mere limitations and should be avoided Al
Won visit escape Tidicule.
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly 70 a
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without the least
iniui = 10 Halr skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded Wm Bachelor since 1899, and over 5000
nppcai0as have made the Hair o. his patrons OF
his famous Dye.
WMA A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produce color
10 be distinguished from nature and Is WARRANTED
no, iRuIeia TIE leas however long 4 be eoua.
usa an the III effects OF Bal Dyesremediei. the Hair
vigorated ioT life bg this splendid De.
Made sold applied tn private roomsl al tine Wig Fac
Is1 Broadway, n. Y.
q The Genuine asthe and address upon stse
engraving four sides Of each Box al
WILLIAM A BACHELOR
au2a5iSw-m 2ls BrnaduaF. New ysrk
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Ssnate Chamber. the managers of the ceremony
being Messrs. Clay. Bayard, Hammond, DaYis,
Wade and Seward.
HousE.-The bill for the admission Of Oregon
into the Union was referred to the Committee on
Territories.
Resolutions announcing the death of Senator
Henderson were received. Messrs. Bryan Of
Texas, and Quitmsn of Miss, delivered tulogies.
The customary resolutions Of respect were adopt
e1 and the House adjourned
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The CASE or EPHRAIM BALLETT-We are in
Termed by Mr.. Slade, one of Mr. BlIlett's Counsel,
that We were in error in stating that Ballett ad-
mitted in Court that be had set fire to Mr. Stephens
house No examination of the facts was had, but
it was novel to dismiss the complaint, because it
being admitted that he (Balett) was in legal pos.
session of the dwelling Arson could not be char
ged. The judge sustained the motion and the case
was dismissed
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REsATTA--We understand that efforts are ma
king or will be made 10 get up yacht regatta at
this city to come of shortly. The " Monarch Of
the Glen, and other boats of IFS class here, can,
we think compete favOrsbly with any on the Lakes
At all events, they are ready for trial.
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GUsIc--A platform is nov being built in the
Publ, Square for the accommodation of the Hecker
Band, who propose continuing through the Sum
mer evenings, concerts with which our citizens
were so pleased last season.
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ARREsT.-A man named John Curran was ar
reeted on Saturday on a charge Ofhaving been one
of the persons who robbed the house of Albert S.
Foot. about the 10Th of April last He is charged
with having stolen a coat valued at $50.
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The NEw CUsTON HOUsE.-The miscellaneous
appropriation bill before the House contains an
item Of 100 for grading, paving. and fencing the
grounds, and for furnishing the Custom House at
Cleveland
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PROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRK, June 5.
The Washington correspondent of the Evenin ?
Post says Mr.. Hughes of Indiana, has challenged
Mr.. Harris Of Illinois, and that the challenge was
promptly accepted.
Haskins Of Florida, is Harris friend, and Wat
kins Of Ky, is the friend Of Hughes
II the affair is not previously settled by the
Intervention Of mutual friends, the meeting will
take place tonight or tO-morrOw morning.
The cause Of the difficulty is the language used
in debate on Monday.
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5prtial Notifrs.
BEWARE OF IsTPOsTERs.

CAUTION To lNVALIDS,-DR. SAMUEL S. FITCH,
(oee 7is Broadway New York kn0Wa the auihor of
Nss Curative Tregfaf - for the diseases OF the Lungs
Heart Liver. Stomach, Bowels Kidneys Slia. Nerves,
Muscles Joints Blood and for all Female Complaints
continues hs Practice with his usual e He
abs from NsE YOrE. aa Als HOl besHJo nam yoar5.
he has Other 0oe associate pGriacr Bsd
Chioo0O, DerOif, Pittsburgh eshee, aas has had
z Bsrare a al pers0HE Hsias hs ndus Prefezag 10
hare nOr 10 Al5e lad prQssioaai fh
han Ty Ilposfers - Apply, personally or b. let
ter directly 10 himself his Office. ia Broadway New
York where alone his treatment be had. Remedes
ssuf to any part Of the country and conducted
success ully by letter visit from the pstient prefsTred
His su LECTURES" on the Lungs, md explaining the
method BY which he cures the above diseases s0 p-ss
bound) sent by mail. post paid. for 40 cents
iun5dimls5
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pbpsifialls & Surgeons.
MORTON. M D-Pbysopathic

ID MORTON, NJ. D.,-PhysOpathie
Ds0r Eclectic ysieian and surgeon p. iess Of Mid
wiieTy and Diseases of Women and Chiiafea DR. NOR
tend 10 all calls his Profession either At his once OF at
their private dwellings. DR. N dseards all polsous Of
every espt0n either mineral. animal vegetable, and
never reduces his patients them but smpy
the Instructions stimulates aud tones up the system BY
Those sfele with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
ueys Spleen Neuraga- luh nation, Rhsumatism, lelther
Acute oT ChrOnir Loss 81 AppeIe Derausement Of the
St0aeh ColsP u the BsSels, Billions Ahectlons
Impurities q The ood OF any CIone OF long standing
diseases diseases peculiar 70 the iar such Sup
preston Prolapsus Utsra Haaor hage. Sc request
Cd TO call His Mode Oi treatment Is also completely
adapted 10 Diseases Of fChildren
Dr. N has also sure and never fIling remedy for
Fever and Ague Cholera ChOers-AluT and
Diarrhoea Coe Cram ps Lockl1, klis and Spasms
r DIM IS also prepared totfeat successfully FEyERS
Of the Farols types together with all other form u acute
6ar facts eae,ed rom years on the Reform or
New School System Prace, and thorough reading Of
graduate from The OH and schools OF Meli ae.
Dr.. N. Nill kseg constantly On hand and Tor sae an
tnciures and sTup such as are usually kept IN Botanic
Eclectic and ihops r9g sieres Aso all o. the
Jared by himself Remedial AGENTS. among which are
the i9oSlns VI; Sonpoes9 ssIgP or sns Msn1sIins
Sc AnB lious Pills exc usfvey or the Liver, Sanatlve
I al ~ e1re FvsWafer a neVer isiiinr TsasdT Tor
Weak and lnhamed Eyes, Canker Medicine for Can
NJ RSl.Sm Of W cSsrTy for Coashs Coda Rronchiiis
Consunp0n and ali Diseases Of the Lungs; Rhumafle
use or internal or external application; Sovereign Rem
edy Choiera, Mothers Cordial or fsmale FreEd
rR- b Particular Attention will be paid IN treat
ing all Old Chronic and Private Diseases to cleanse the
blood OF an the mnthd humor Dr. d. does not pretend
riss the dead. does claim that he all
able Diseases and MANY that are considered lne1ra6e
Ohce, No. Us Larain 81 Residence, No 10 Church
81. Cleveland, West Side
q p $ DR.. d. would ssy that he can give one stu
various branches. lw&doawtJulyB lss
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AlE0i1ines.
Joy to the Admirers of a Fine Head of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
WOODS HAIR

Nun ULOoSI AAlR-
haT fbSp 9s9y rsa saanos exist without fns head Of
circular around each bottle, and 40 one can doabf ''
PROFESS0R WOODS HAIR
- 49,, ~ RhAIlNE-We call the attention Of m od
% SA 20 Is ORIGINAL color, gray hif-covsrs The head Of b
ing, and all cutan soS me dandruf Itch
o. ne laiur aads and hence IL used as Tss1s- & os
iaiing 10 extreme Od ase in ali s nsfui b5 ia %
use :, d s1 1t ~ tae gray or diseased scalp To
90 % -nf ocSs o. the wtching curl ever be vtoBi ne
Inc AGENT foT Prof Woods Hlir Restorative in NJ.
@ rec we'd the following letter regard u the r.
NJ -, DEEP RIVER, CoNx., July a lsss
lstt AZ sT " have been troubled with dan
San 70 Oome out scurf and hair together sss n N
Haven paper about WOoa's Hair RsstoTafivs as
ea one bottle 70 ~ II and found 10 ny sliisae I Il W.
sTS Il Il nov, ~ f % Ss seqTt and new har began 70
an On haye great faith in wish YOU 10 sen5 v
Know as any OF the kind IS used in this bisee.Vo Loaf
@iAaIfet ISt maly bottles after II Is known here
Gssz ''p'- NOfUS PRAlr-
p-,s W., PIIApELFHIA. Sept. 8 ls5s q
las itsell beneheia 10 The anl also ne bsc
have used bul two half pint bottles of yaaf ResSrsiiv
and nov the zap Of my head Il wa studded with omS
benefit have TIED Oher preparations vi hout av bsn ~
M Nv Na.tsser thilk lrom ny own personal
foursrss2eetfully, DIR. THOMAS. MD
No. i04 Nlae street.
NINcESNEs, IA, June - ls53
Prof o. J. Wood As you about 10 mannfarfure and
Nend your recently discovered Hair RestorafVs will
slaie ior WhomsoeEer concern, that have used n
and known others 70 use tha have for severa wears
been m the habit Of us other Hair RssOrafivss ani mat
Ind yours vsty superior TO other know Ii entirely
cleaes the head q dandrun and with mouth. urope
se viii restore perSos hair the original
color and texture Giving Il healthy soft and glossy an
p-aranee and an this. without dscoorn the hands that
apply H. or the dress hch t drops would thcrsre
Ieeommend rs use TO every desirous OF having fine
color and texture 10 hair
Respectfully yours WILSON KING
o J. WOOD co, Propriet0rs n , Broadway n Y
lm the great n Y Wire Railing Esiahlishment1 and ia
Market street. St LOUIS. Mo.
And sold b. all good Druggists uih1dSv3in
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT
FROM NEwSYORK.

NEw YORK, June 5.
The steamship City Of Washington sailed for
Liverpool at noon, with $50 passengers and s9O,,
900 in specie.
The U. s. slOop Of war Constellation, from the
Mediterranean, arrived this evening. She is said
to be ordered TO the Gulf
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PoUND DROwNED-The body of a drowned man
was yesterday morning picked up some rods from
the mouth of the river in the lake When first seen
it was floating down the river past Messrs. Nix
& Morris warehouse, and shortly afterwards was
secured and tied to stake on the dock at the foot
Of Front street. The Coroner was sent for, and
the body was removed to Mr.. Howland's on ST.
Clair street. An inquest was held, and although
the most careful ami thorough examination OF
the body was had, clue to either the name orthe
residence Of the unfortunate man was discovered.
hinge wound on the head over the left eye devel-
oped the cause of his death The skull was very
badly broken, ani there was a terrible bruise on
the leit breast just below the neck. The body had
evidently lain in the water for some days and was
that Of man perhaps twenty three or twenty-five
years Of age. He had no Hhiskers and his hair
was dark He was about five feet eight or 10 inche.
in height, and rather stout and heavy SET He wa:
dressed in flesh eolored under-shirt, plain hiek
ory over-shirt, dark colored figured velvet vest
| pair of sailor made canvas pants, a red Canads
worsted sash, tied around his waist, and old COW
hide boots.
The Surgeons who examined the body were o
opinion that he came to his death by foul means
though it IS not certain that such IS the case
The wound may have been OccasiOned By a blow
currence The body was buried in Woodland Gem
etry.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict that h
came to his death from some cause unknown.
| s>.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

Y For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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CLEvELlNp. Sen.. 23. lsiz-

Mr.. }. J. BUTLER, ESQ, Cincinnati-Deay Sir
On our return from the East, we found yours of
sth inst. inquiring how we liked your Fluid Ink.
We have used your lux for the last SIR HaOsths and
prefer It 10 ArEOlds. We think you have reached
the very acme in the manufacture Of Fluid Inks
Yours respectfully.
SANFORD & HAYWARD,
Wholesale StatiOners
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ADVERTISE IN THE CHARDON
DEMOCRAT.

Merchants and Business Men generally OF Cleveland,
will and Il to their advantage 10 ADVERTISE IN The
CHARDON DEMOCRAT. Its priAcp,e circulation is in
those tons which give their Cash Trade 10 The city Ad-
vsrssneais iaseIej asHcususly, and al low rates
Address J. 5. WRIGHT.
ch.-l-n LIN. L. Isss nuh Damorraf
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FoR SUPERIoR.-The steamer North Star, Capt
B. G. Sweet viii sail tonight for Superior aud in-
termediate ports
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EXPLOSION OF POWDER MILLS.
BOsToN, June 5.
Three powder mills in Barre, owned by Fay 4
Potter, were entirely destroyed by an explosion
yesterday.
A Mr.. Brekford was killed. The other work,
men fortunately were absent
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A ABEAUTIFYING CHANGE.

IN the color grey red sandy Hair is effected with
ELECTRIC RAPIDITY.
By single application Of that marvel Of Chemistry,
CHRISrADoRos ELCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Unlike the pungent preparations which impart color BY
burning THIS preparation does not impair the
LIFE OF THE HAIR.
The blacks and browns produces no. cu and deadbut
b ht AID goss5 those Of For sale BY all Drug
gis;s and Hair DIczsels JOSEPH CHRIsTADoRo Co.. No.
6 Astor HSEse. n. Y iun2;dS slm
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC ICALPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Tears Study and Experience,
DISEASES OF WOMEN:
By Cornelius l.. Cheesman, N. ID
NILu NnnL l.InN

By Cornelius L. Cheesman, N. ID,
NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
Ia which is embodied fun and ehasfe description
Qnoulodee necessary the welfare Of those nared
rboa; the process Of
and delivery, their pains and dangers well the
methods by which many the latter may be obviated and
teaching how the stem may b. iuvgorted and restored
TO its proper tone ser having been Frustrated By
plants Incidental 10 the hamsn fame. Also much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which viii ObEiate
the necessity any great Of sickness and enable
the oservzni reader be- great extent her ply
Eician-
TENTH EDITION.
THIS book Available the understanding OF the
nonprJfcss 0Eal reader and skilfay elaborated.
planned sTTnged aud carried out any wok Of lis
Kind before the public While gives wholesome
partioulars and ia some respects information
some the delicate affairs connected with The female
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single OF married
PRICE 50 CENTS.
Tins work also prescriptions used BY the doctor
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This box will b sent by mail free Of postage. gu th
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Os-sss stamps. All norders shOald b. addresssdt TO
r B. HUICHNGS,
4 sfra ~
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Coon INK.-We haye.been using fOT a short time
past the ink manufactured by James B. Butler, Of
Cincinnati, called Buffers Excelsior Fluid Ink,
and find it very superior article The ink, when
first used, presents greeHish blue color, which af
forwards changes to deep and permanent black.
ltfows freely from the pen, and does not corrode.
We copy thefOllOwing letter of well known firm
in this city, which, Of ITSELF is sufficient recon.
mendation as TO its merits =
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spfriaL Notices.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRIYTTl

PLAIN AND OfINA0If.N IAI FhINIINI-
y Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done the Printing establishments Of the Le oce,
the Latest improved and most rapid steam the best
STYLE On shOrt notice. and At nable rates Particular
attention paid blank v1rk. EVey description Of Bind
ing DONE especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals,
Sales Books, Receiving Books. &C. &C.
~ For Gas Fixtures and FittiAg-AYPty
to Fog Eas5orfh & Co, lO5 and I0s SsOeOr s4rlsf
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.ALARN.-The alarm OF fire on Saturday night
was false.
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J. B. Barnes d Co., ProprietOrs of the Cleve
Iaai Plumfias WORKS, Atwater Block are prepared
with arge force Of expeneaeed wOrkmsn dOiag every
e tion Of Fu nSins in the most thorough manner on
he mos scientific plans reasonable terms and short
notice LARGE stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES and
izss, Bathing Tubs Of cast iron and wood, lined with
inned-sopDer heaters. lead ahd galvanized iron
uipss Leather India Rubber Hose svery description
Of Brass and Plated Cocks nelndng the Patent Selelos
n Cocks recently introduced, Wash Bowls, and all kinds
fwater Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand An
work warranted. nzsdkwf
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TRAVRLER's REGISTER.
ARRIVALS.

- Caizens Eisnng conveyance either OF the abov
Trans Boats will be called Tor BY the Goa stevens
Omnbus Line by leaving their address Al the OnnibGs OF
Zee 81 SUPERIOR street. door to Weddel House.
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SAILED.

BosTOS, June 5.
The slOOp of war Macedonian sailed this after.
noon for the Gulf
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THE GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, was fOr
several ysaTs baF afflicted ny Dyspepsia tia; for pa
Of the time he e5alea TO his bed. He eventual
reared b. prescription furnished him BY young CLAIR
voyanf girl This prescription BY child. while
IN safe aRee, has cured everybody who has taken
never having failed once. # equally OF
FITS Of DYSPEPSIA The ingredients may be found
IN any drug store viii send prescription to
any person the receipt Of ono stamp pay pastage
Address DR.. TRACY DELoRAE, GREAT cURER OF
coxsUNPTIoS. New York Post OHice apIs;lkwlm lis
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OF7Icz, wAKIAs's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
81. cLAIR sTRKETs.