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EKAScIPATIos.-Thec celebration of the Eman-
cipstion of the slaves In the British West In
dies, by the colored citizens of Cleveland yes
terJay was highly creditable. The procession
in the morning numbered several hundred col
ored persons, and was under the direction of
Chief Marshal JOHN BRowS, and several assis-
tants. After marching through a number of
streets, the people assembled, at about u N d,
in the MeIodeon. John r. Gaines, colored
gentleman from Cincinnati, delivered most
eloquent and excellent address After this was
concluded, the procession was again formed and
proceeded to the Fair Ground on Ohio street,
where a sumptuous rePast was spread, and
which was partaken of with great zsst. In the
evening, John n LangstOn of Oberlin, also
delivered q very stirring and excellent address.
The dance at the Gray's ArmOry was largely
attended, and the festivities kept up to late
hour in the evening. all the exercises Of the
day were appropriate, and conducted with spirit
and tact. The participants deserve much credit
for their entire success.
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAM

1st. Cotton is used as it is purehssed-On spOOls
without rs-Einding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
%. The trouble and psrple1ity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines, Is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. tt very simple Jet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulsr, aud viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic IS the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies aud others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the salesroom of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services of lady and the use of amachine
can be obtained BY the dag in families, by calling
at the room Of Mr. Hopkins Terms 81 -5OPer day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
NOrthrop 4 Spanglsr's Block,
mh30d6m:i93 Superior ST., up stairs.
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N. II. sOLOMONsON

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
KEGS largest OF the most approved kinds o
SPEcTAcLES Ahis glasses, whether for near or far
sighted ground under his inspection hT machine
" construction with the greatest so as TO
suit the eyes al curing Eeakzess, Dizzasss or
IRazafOz Of the Eyas and impaTting strength Tor Oig
reading fine sewing
u y. IL Solou5Rsoa would here inform the pubic
that he employs any the sale OF his lenses
" Also. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, COMPASSES. &c KEEP; On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect as natural
ETOmee IS SoporOr street under the American Hotel
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Dbpsifians & 5urqfOns.
D MOTION. NJ D..-Physopathic

- uOhlONs " 1.f dOpAAuAN
lpser Eclectic Paysifan and Surgeon p q Md
yVIfery and Diseases or Womea and Chnren. DR. NOR
TON. having located himself n his place. ready 70 at
their private dwellings DR. d. dscards all pOsons oi
eTy either mineral snlm3l or yesetabie and
~ s rucons, stimulates and tones up the system By
hssLay s 81 with diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
sossn Neuragla- Ina mation- Rhenmatism, telfer
AGATE CkTOnc Loss q A2Petis Deransemsat o. lae
GaveI Scrofaous nss and Ulcers. Cancers, Fistplas
fmpurtes ofthe Boot or any Ceronic or long sansns
tses diseases peculiar 70 the female such as sup
.eSion Proiapsus Ueri8t Hsmorlhase ~ are request
g 10 caI His Mode q fgea1Inent IS also eomplstely
n A Ss alsoa safe aud never failing remedy lo5
Fevef and Agus Cholera, Choler1- seste,y a
iarrhosa Cone Cram ps Loeka~ Fits and dSpass treat
% r n is also prepared tot-ea, success elg = l.s
OF fhe vlTions types together Win Az ostsI 49, - i
SisssseS This Is iGt1n lmasinaiion et I1e hnlh
brt facts deduct ed from ~ ears on ne si % ~
ne ous = 6ools Of ply ic and syste o. ans
Eradaae the old and nes scloos o. Alsl & Al,
ki5dsof BOTANIC N IS SIN Is anl eonSopad $
ncfuTes and syTups such 9s are usually sTps n h nc
,lia Remedies aud large number OF Compou2gs pre-
aa ed ~ himself as Remedial Asenis an5As waen ats
sII weed sovereign remedy or The Dysepsle Piles
Ee: Ani- llous Pills sxcnsiss{ 9s ne ifr; - sss
ever al 10 cure Eye ns er isllnz renleet ~
Weak s0rnnd ina.med Eyes; Sanze IN ~ y, y
ksror Caionisl SORE Mouth and sPtt -
NJ BsIssm Of villa Cherry FOR Coughs, Colds
CousumptiOe and al DIseas o. tae Las, - m now IN
ne for internal external apptie aiian s
edy for the Choiera. Mothers Cordial 4s t -is
| ~ n Particular Attention VIII ce pad IN uest-
ing al od ChTonie and Psae ~ Ds, N 49, - S1 " =
mise the dead. he does claim that he can cure All cur
/ oaics No I05 Lorain s.. Residence, No 10 Church
| G Cieseland, West Side.
dent good chance IN his One 70 read Medseiss snd III
Il vsriaus branehes. aaesdlg SdoaytJnls1 lsa
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Bone or TIE PRESENT AND THE PAsT.-The
Bone of an evening cOtemPorary, although a
countryman of the noble Wilberforce, Pitt, Fox,
Broughzm, and other English statesmen and
philanthropists who achieved British West In
dia Emancipation, cannot be a bone of the same
sort, or he would not lamPOOn and ridicule the
race who celebrate the anniversary of the crown
ing act of England's glOIy-the Abolition Of
Slavery in British Dominions.
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CnLnRRn CoNHRN,,ION.

New bEDFO RDY Aug. D
The Colored Convention took place there TO day
Resolutions were adopted for the prot Neion OF Ia
gtive slaves against the emigration Of fvee eoorc
persons and in favor Of sending eoloreC children
10 the public schools, also Recommending the har.
boring Of fugitive slaves, and vigilance TO avoid
Imprisonment.
Mr. RemOnd offered resolution for the appoint
ment 'f committee Of five to draft an address to
10 the laves Of the South, Recommending them
10 rise in their might and majesty for their own free
dom warm discussion ensued and the motion
was lost by > very small majority.
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PROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. Aug. ID
The new steam canal boat z. s. st srnoerg beng
the scopd one ont, len this p N. Far Rochester
with a load Of wheat. She makes eb out i've miles
an 'aour. She will return Friday wit. Gov. King,
Ii Canal Commissioners and others TO testthe ef-
fect on the banks, Of the rapid pa sage Of boats
uropelled by steam.
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THANEs.-We are indebted to the United
Ststes Express Company for an Early copy Of
that valuable sheet, the Toledo BLADE, and St.
Louis and Chicago papers. We shall attend to
some of the Blades yarns tomorrow.
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ERnM RnsTO N.

Bos TON, Aug. 3.
The U. S. sIoop Of War Constellat on arrived to-
dsy from Key West, 2sth. :.
The S S. Vigo from LivsTpOol, jay zIst, IN
place Of the City Of Baltimore. arrived .Ihls eve
ming Her news is anticipated.
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LIST NIGHTS REPORT.
rR,oNI NEWLYORK.

FRL'M NE " : 4 UIIENs
NEw YORK, Aug. Sd.
The motion of " ant Of confidence IN Geo
Brown's New Admin isirstiOn was carried, II
had preyiously. as before reported, passed the P
per House by large mai0 ty.
A dissolution Of Parliamen is expected.
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DETaOIT. Aug.

Senator Chandler was seriously. though it Is be-
Aieyed not fatally. injured by an explosion oil gas
ct his residence in this city last evening. =,
,danting measures to secare the passage Of laws
giving proper encouragement 70 the io[m anon S e.
Independent military companies, assembled here
to-daV
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NEw YoEK, Aug. 3

In the Grsu Cricket mstch between the United
States and Ca uada. the CanGdsns completed their
first innings this morning, their total score being
IL
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

CISc1SSA11, Aug 8.
St. Louis papers to-day received. per Express
announce the defeat Of F. p. Blair. Jr., and the
election of Barre., Dem, by about six hundred ma
iority.
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az -dSNgomi i5l W ElSkE. Gleyetani ohlo. AGENT
FVEPY FFHAIR SUOTTT m u Nm
EVERY FEMALE SHOULD REdD
The FEMALE MEDIC al PRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study aud Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN
BY Cornelius l.. Cheesmnn, NJ.
NEW YORK CITY.

BY Cornelius l.. Cheesmnn, M ID,
NEW YORK CITY.
An INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which Is embodied a fuD ani chaste description
iSnOwloiss necessary to the welfare OF those married
about To marrie pEocsss conception pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers, well as the
methods by which many the stter may obvisfsd and
teaching how the stem may invgorsied and restored
proper tone after having beea prosraied by CON-
plants Incidental 20 the human frame Also much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii olviaie
the necessity Of any great of sickness and enable
the obseTyi reader to be. to great extent her own ply
Sieizn- -
TINS book i available 10 the understanding
I on-pTJfoss oual reader aud murs skfay elaborated
panasd arranged and carried out any work Of lis
hind nos tefore the public While gives wholesome
particulars ani eErsigs information uEon
ofshe mos, a aie aairs connected with the female
system It should he q sosl the hands every female
PRICE s. GEMS
This work also precii used by the doctor
ls practice far The positive Of Seraross Ersr
hoas-Esrer sas AgurSsrTs Coasls cad Colds-Rsca1a-
GfisE-D Psl-Falg u u fis Hair. s., Sc. Sc any
wh preparations may prove Of great salus TO the
reader.
This book VIII he seat BY mail free Of postage. the
ostage stamps All lloTders should b addressed to
au22-dsu6me0i 5Caa@fers siTsst. \ Y CITY.
J. B. Barnes & Co, ProprietOrs of the Cleve
lsli PlumliBs WORKS Atwaier Blork are prepared
vita arse force Of experienced sorknea doing ever
esczi1 i1a Pin hn the most thorough manner,
he scientific ulas, reasonable terms and short
notice. Large Fountains Of different STYLES and
izes Bathing Tubs Of cast iron and WOOD lined with
innedcoPper steam heaters, lead and galvanized
les l i1ll9 hnboer itose every descrptiuo
ng Cooks recently insIdused Wash BOWS, and all kinds
work warranted. m1s.dSwtf
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VIM. A. BateheIor's Hair DYE.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others are mere imtaiiOns and should be avoided Al
you Wishto escape IidicHle.
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly . a
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the least
Himyt HaT OF skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM Batchelor 1853 over 5000
applications have hoen made az his Patrons Of
his famous Dye
WM- A BATCHELOR'S 5 HAIR DYE produces color
nQs 70 be distinguished from nafurs and wARRASTED
not TO iniuTeia the least however long may he
Usd AMI the IN effects Bad Dyes remsaied the HaiT
yIgorsted f1r life b. this splendid Dye
Made sold applied (n pryate roams the Wig Fac
I33 Broadway, y. Y.
a The Genuine has the ant address upon steel
engraving four sides OF each Box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR
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IN A MOMENTl

Without detainng the Merchant from his business the
Of Fashoa um his eujoyeuts The ALatrun from her
household duties
CHRISrADORo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
Ihe Won eal Chemical CouassTfeito OF Natures COlorRg
Fluid
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PORCELAIN TEETH.
CUPERIORIfY OF TBEIR METH.

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ % OF producing Artificial Teeth zy other
lsI. SIMPLICITY One pieee chemically united In al
n SOLIDlTY-rhst e0mpsls nature 10 adapt hsrsefto
the mle OF her own impression. TINS adaptation
81 PURIIY.-The entire Plate and Teeth are imDer-
vouS the action any known chemical aseu, hence IN
elselse ~ pto3t against me corrosive ami Offensive
-ecretoasol the mouth e5nmJn 70 gold plate work aud
4th- COLOR-Bnsht, lively, and good imitation OF
N B.-Any method OF producing stsof Artieal Teeth
hemicay united IN piece that M the 0rleal
PATRONAGE-Siree April. is56 we have inserted Fire
Hunsdre aad SeUsa Gases OF tins number, es1g
have taken he place u Sod Piae work In the last Ha
ed cases all have gwen their testm9ug 70 lis superoy
and - with all other where have been
via In no eass where teeth have been paid Tor
h.s :! las5s s @ eee1 say Dissatisfaction
PAYMENT-UPonth the receipt OF the orler or on ielv-
cry Persons Win Gold Plate apply their pae part
GUARANTY -S1fisacfioa: provided the terms OF pay
ecalInstructions have en- complied will
Persons wanting information reference viii be given %
We prer 70 spPy partial seis ater the eEraetinso
the ralra teetone weeks long enough 10 n-ervens be-
tween the extracting and the application
To parons. aud those who desire become such we
viii sppy an f oSl 5t ~ ~ tf s M i' we ss a1
within two days af'er the ARRIVAL OF the eparient.
TO THE DENTAL. PROFESSION
Those Of you favorable u thIs enterprise, viii m
aTausemeats With yoa by which impressions may be taken
and to Is b ETa1ss. ana hoSs dsy Isuae
a,led Sih re3ona3ls afeaIsey o. ne hag and .reula
Reasonable terms.
Testimonials and References.
ave obseryed With mlrh interest for the last years
above method u produeias Artiheal Teeth and believe
st1tements Of tnls Ilrcalar correct
have investigated with care for the asi ihree years
the above method OF making and app ying Artificial Teeth
IA The Laboratory Of DR. Wright and a.soin use and
say with confidence that hs plan the best
and entirely successful when made under has observation
The supeory Of tbs kind OF Dental work gold
knd Of metallic plate, be questi0ne The
meut Dc Wrghts Circular Of the number OF cases wer
his work has tax place OF gold plate, tue Much
OF kas work gold plate had been furnished hy the best
DENTISTS intne county an not c1uveTsant viii the
cess OF Porcelain Work tle Dads q s5h-ss t.aH d.
Late Prof. vi surgery Clege. Med. College.
Dan p Rhodes, Prof j p kirtland,
NJ. jackson. Prof s. b. Hunt,
Ex Mayor Castle, Ed hlfL VI a. Journal
II L. Whitman Wm W. Richards
r. T. Stuffevant, Prof Gatchall.
J. X Cur iss
n BHaylng leaned that persons claiming 70 do this
work. and IN many Ginning be agents for be
same. WILLIS that pto TINS dse have ageua
the u A who have any right from the above pafenea C
such claim. and those either inlTlngemunt
impost0nif imposition. let It wor cure
II Infringement, viii IN due Ime attend 20 that
NJ L WRIGHT. n. ID.
serf29 Actuaay for The Company.
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9ar0mare.
WHEELING NAILS.
Orp GOODS.

Drp GOODS.
Bargains in Dry Goods
FOR AUGUST.
w. W A r r e n ;.
No. $50 Superior St., Corner Seneca st.,
rs NOW OFFERING HIS STOCK
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
AT DUCED PRICRs,
shilling Prints for cents;
EIve shilling Challis for one shil,i-g
S3 Tws ,6iil,af 5sIas sd. 10 i9T one 1a siiiins'
Yard wide bleached Shfetins flr pence,
aug2 Bonneis iEs whole stock Al half priee.
A MOTHER INVOICE OF DOUG
GLASS and sHERwooD'S Pltent Adjustable Double
'-AH1Ji5' Ta5is S'''i s'''Hs TfAYLoR GkISwoLD CO
| MANTILLAS-A New and Elegant
VI Ass5ss9t Of Esal a EPf @ ss Thread MaHiiias
French WROUGHT NANTES,
LACE PpINTs and sHAWLS,
ssd sared SIantss, Ginps, Frasez Bsid Yelvess, &c.
me laiest style fancy Ilusters, The E1lPkEsS
The goods just opened and comprise very e1-
''niISi iSi,s' s'''A' Ell BALDWIN 4 Co
DOBES.-The greatest variety at re-
AIdaSsd lsiiS ''isss 10 isS Superio- street,
DATENT COLUMBIAN SKIRT
Il sPRINGS-A new article at sloR9stS Sl33 "a ROOT
HOSIERY. = LADIES WISHING
= ~ '' TRYLoR- GRISwOLD = co
TRENCHLAWNS, JAC0NETS and
Il orsandiss-New and rieh s'yes,2f 5iS Ts Ps co
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COL
iuiiI S RAYMOND : co.
.n%JNTS! PRINTS !-25 CASES
Il Pa. - ju'' received By MORGAN ROOT.
2NCu Two NMS.-FIVE CASES small
tTlNOnH- -uls. which we VIII sci Al One Shilling
pei ya,d. .7'o worth Two .. ''Ai's' MORGAN ROOT
n4PG1TISM s11 OkINTS AND Mus.
ID nls-ss ei' TT I'd a''hs c-rl- MILLS STORE
nRESS G0ODS-CHA Lli 3 =. ko6es .ses
IL guile. Muslin Robes Guile { ts1A1-
lissgs7 mes baFeses AfrssA stock MORGAN Il Roofs
II MEMS FOR PANTS, =
IL FnIled Linens,
iu'3 '- TAYLOR. GRIswoL.D I CON
DLAIN NANKINS.
Aai NanEass;, ssg;,op op,swo1Dk co.
M9$2Egl459 : 3! II BARS .,,.vo,o &C
E06 PARASOLS-JUST REED
OO0O sIDFsss-e sAPsss1Rs 1RsKRSsMSSb Rs5fsSSisbf Co
DEDUCEH PRICES-In order to
IN ssu tF the remainder Of Summer StOLki We VI
| commence offering thsmat
| GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
/ Fast 1olored Lawns, only 10 cents yard, ,
Frerch Jaconett Lawns worth Sets, oaJ - Gus aIAiu
/ CLalle De Lanes. ~
| small figured All wool DsIaines '' 3i4
Plain Birages, ~ very low prices,
Figured - frOm 6A c.s yard
Mohair Plaiis for Travelling Dresses 10 cts yari,
few Chalie Lawn md silk Robes vii Be offered AZ aal
Siepa 10, Of Fnhroi.riss very cheap with arsestock
vb,e Bed at Fable Ci0;hs Napkins Se, all OF which
viii be offered At extreme ;ovs & &BTlees 20
jul2I Corner Superior s. and Public Square;
lCOLLARS-COLLARS-AL LARGE
l0f of Misses Collars Al onls shI ling NeIy
neat article; also. arye assortment OF andsons Oeii
- viii Be sod low. iu2l $ HYMN = U.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LACE
lNl Mantllas,
| Real Thread Mautles.
Pu.her Lace Anntillas,
Rich Lace Points.
Real hand made Net shaWls,
Bcrege Manfillas,
BARGE and SILK Talulaz.
. Cl0th and Linen IA gians.
B1fs=e ssd Grssiaine Sha~ls
Our stock Of these goods Is uneq9alsc i3is 70
iull p. ~ LoA-DM - : -
i CPRING STYLES DE LANES
~ asS i9s''''''''a 5 RAYMOND CO.
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Joy 10 the Admirers Of a Fine Head of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk Of beauty, cannot syist without fas head Of
haiI then read the 5oioS -sd II you asS more. see
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
IL kESTORATIVE-W call the attention Of sII old
and y0urg tins wonderful preparation. winch turns
bsid With iaSaraa rsssh-remlve es the dsndr1a teh-
iug and all eutansous erapiorcauses eoatlnuai how
Cos the hair wal pressv is color and Keep frnn
eathen gpouthe bald the ssT or diseased in scalp
Il. 81 surely the youug viii not, they value the
is nlIi s a5o1 NJ he tossas ~ Sassss
The Agent for Prof Woods HaIr H ;Ordtve ia New
t1raiIve, few weeks since
DEEP RIVER Coxx July o. lsss.
SMr LeavenwoTia-Slr h1ye hevu troubled with Jan
Jruf srrf ng head Tor than year y hair be-
gan 70 0one out s-uEl and hair tnsiher saw Ina New
called a YOUR store 90 The lst q Aprl ast ant gurebas-
grow, now two or three inches ~ lensh where u was
two bottles more b. Mr. POST the bearer OF this don't
k as 9Hy o ne lbs is 80 IA tss ! yoo may nave
IN 10 Yours ai With iiiiss r5sseSi s,' RUFUS PRATT
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9. Isss
Prof wood-Dear Sir Yo7r Hair Restorative IS prov
part OF mv head almost lost Us eoserinsu fact sGLD
nave used but two half Pms bottles q y99I kesioIatlye
crop q young hair and the frout slso eceivus is
n whatever thiuk from my personal rccommeHda-
tioa s1n induce many others u N t,,,,.,
XourSrespectfully, D. r. THOMAS. NJ ID.
No. 404 Vine street.
VINCExSEs, IA, June ., ls53
Prof o. Wool; As you are about % auui1cluTe and
vend your receuily discovered H1r Restorative. viii
state for whOmsoever may concern that have used u
and known Others 70 use that have for seveTa years
beenin the habit OF other Hair and that
fnd vastly superior % other know II entirely
cleanse the head Il daudru and with month proper
will restore person. hair to the orsIaa you hil
color aud texture aIgiug n healthy SOFT and glossy ap
psafance and all this without dIsc0orng the hancs that
apply H. the dress hch it drops would therefore
recommend is use 70 every one desrous Of aviHs hne
colcr and texture % hair - -
Respectfully yours MlLSON klNV-
o. WOOD 4 co, Proprietors, a. Broadway n. y.
Gin the great n Y Wire Rning EstaDishment,l and ia
Market street. St Louis No.
And sold BY all good Druggists mh2;dSv3m
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J. n. JOHNSON, n. D.,
HOMEOPATHIST.

Ofce lo7 Sartwes Block. Superior street corner SER
lsble'dlT
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DARKENs THE GREYEsT HAIR,

replaces the red sandy tings which dets much
personal c0mensss, with brilliant black brown
The haes impsTts are FAST CoLoRs and change
m0ttle after exposure the In the rapidly. uni
Omty and certainly Of its operation this Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair DTessers JosEFH
CHRIsTADoRo + Co, Nos Astor House. N. Y.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reparred by the Union Tclsgrnph,
oTFIcE, wAKIEs's BLOCK, coRNEK or BANK AND
ST. .cLAIR STREETS.
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ELOUNCED SILK ROBE 3. =
Bourht nh ,eiaw value and for sale a. L 10 anu -
dollars worth is p and IS dollarsa hsIg7,n %
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ELEVENTH WARD MEETNS-DeGT Leader -
A pretty piece of packing we had last night
at the Caucus Meeting We met as per call at
los Engine House. and found the Fire Com
pRny there before US After the meeting was
called to order and officers appointed, the
nomination Of Delegates being in order it was
at once seen that some persons were doing all
they could to elect certain persons by getting
the whole Fire Company to vote given ticket
This ticket printed one-was distributed by
well known Democrats who never had voted
the Republican ticket As there were at least
one-third more persons present than there are
members of the Party in the Ward, and as all
voted, including the known Democrats, it was
agreed to adjourn, which was Immediately
done, and the meeting took place in DR.. Hart
mans Office. As there will in all Likelihood be
two sets of delegates-the question will be who
are the legal ones If this is the proper course
for the clique that desires rotation IN Office. We
leave the people to judge X.
The PRIMARY MEErINes.-The following are
the Delegates elected to attend the Congress
sional Convention at PainesviIle tomorrow
Fmsr WARD.-Charles Bradbun, E. S
Root, R H Norton, J. T. PhillpOt, J. c. Gran
his, George B. senter, W. J Warner.
SECOND WARD.-S. J. Andrews, J. H. Nor
ley, A. Quinn, A. G. Lawrence, S. B. AHtell,
c. B. Kran.e
THIRD -Melancthon Barnet, S O.
GnswOld, K Sherman, R. Crawford, Seymour
Race
FOURTH WARD.-C s Ransom, T Emerson,
F. W. Msrseilles, R. P. Spaulding, B. L.
SPangler, o. C. scOyille, J. B. Marshal
FIFTH WARD.-Dr RezneT, h Beekenbach,
VIM. Collins.
SlITH wAED-Wm Slade P s Bosworth,
s Stein, L W. Bailey.
SEVENTH WARD.-James Mason.
EIGHTH WARD-Charles L. Rhodes, c. L
Russell
NINTH wARD.-W B. Castle, Belden sey-
mour, DR.. Prentis, VIM. Bowler
TENTH WARD.-L U. Masters, George Ne
Vile
ELEyExTH wARD.-F B Pratt, Theo. Laub-
scher.
TOWNSHIPS.
NEwBURGH.-E. Hamilton, Il. Burke, W
Fish, A. A Jewell
WARRESsvILLE.-MosesW Warren, - Wealth
eTbee.
INDEPESDEEcK.-W. Robnett
RocKPoRT-Pfof Kirkland, Dr. Gijdings.
BREcKsvILLE.-Theo. Bresk, - Hunt.
EAST CLEvELASD.-A MeElrafh, Dr. Bur
ton, DR.. Streeter. and -.
BRooKLYS.-Diodate CLARK, Clark S. Gates,
R. B. Beyis, Jacob Schroeder.
$500 FOR GRAIN has been paid by persons
wanting few bushels of choice article 10 Sow.
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them OF sUIT-ing themselves toaNAP when |
it would SEEN proper To be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the same rule |
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of the right GRAIN, /
with even and smooth Nap that some master work /
man has had to SEW upon, and has left upon il an |
even clean, and firm SEAX.
garment made " TO the LETTER'-as above /
will never be called upon 20 recognize the ''LET |
'ER RIP"
Att Sonneborn's, l56 Superior street, Cleve /
land, o., clothes Of the above firm and handsome /