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CLEVELAND
TOOTH MANDATORY
General Office and Laboratory
No. 100 l axe St, Cleveland, o.
IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY,
PATENTED BY N. L. WRIGHT, n. D.
D. POLLOCK, NJ L. WRIGHT,
AUGUST IL, 1857.
ARE MANUFA cTURING
Partial Sets, Half Sets and Whole Sets
PORCELAIN TEETH.
CLEVELAND
SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH-

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ Cd OF producing Artificial Teeth other known
lat SIAIPLIcITY.-one gi ee chemically united in all
rs ~ Pass an n Se o5S ~ M T 20 apt hersefe
the model OF her npression Tais adaptation once
81 PURITY.-Ths sHIlTe Plate and Teeth are imgeT-
vioas TO the acton OF any kaoa enc llSs. Zen ss ~
secre;Onso the mouth e1muion TO sod plate work ana
lth COLOR Bright. lively. and good imitation OF
n B-Any method Of prOdu ueng o. Artieial Teeth
hemicaliy united that viii not pass tas orea
PkTRs1SiGE-s es A5rii iss We have inserted Fire
Hsadrs sad SeUsa CASE o. ths number gtlis c sss
ed eases al gwen their tes1as 70 suPeroy,
eam9ed In where teeth hase bsH paid for
/ has there been any dissatisfaction , -.
PAYMENT-Upoa the receipt OF the order, or deliv
sr persons VITA G1d Plate apply their plate Pari
GUAIlANTY--SItisaeiiOH; provided the terms Of ray
meu and Special Instructions have complied with
Persons wanting information refsrencs val be given to
Ne ptsisr : spSy partial ssis asr the eenso
tween the sIfrsciins and thu applieation-
To patrons and those who desire 70 sesoas sae'
apply AZ s't s,s4 sgsSs ss sITS * q q i ss f 5aa
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
Those Of you ayorabls % ms enisIpnss We WI n n
w.. ~ 1isiiSr usoieiS Se
and forwarded to Us By HpIsss and delay istuIne
ting model We vii also make Block work to order On
reasonable terms
Testimonials and Esi5rvu5ts.
ave observed with ub interest foT The last two ysars
sboys usthod OF Psoduens ArIhria Teeth ad believe
: ! s.atemeuts Of this Iirrnar correct = -. -
Ibs,s Investigated with care for the last three years
the Above method Of making sad app yng AItleal eeli
HI ths Iauraory Dr. wight ant a.soiu ase and e1
say With condolences that hts plan Is ths best AnoNn sne
and entirely successful when made under his oose
hs sueortv Of kind OF Deual work over gold OF an
kind on metallic plate be questioped snd the a'
eutin DR. Wrzhts Circular OF the number o. cases
his WORK Place Of gold plate, = true Atue
M ths WORK god plate had been furnished ~ the bes
Dentists the country An not conferslnt Nn me
- N Porceiau work q the Ia cds O. others than Dr
. | Wright. n A ACALEl n 1T,
Dan P. Rhodes, Prof r hirlAhd'
n Jackson froL b hlh.,
III Mayor Castle. I'd han p "a I9uih-
n /. whitman. hw..N. blcharuss
y. T. sturtsTant, Ffni-Gaislehr
X CurlsS , -.
B-HayinE learned that persons claiming 20 % "
work and claiming TO DO our agents ior
same We will that date We have no aseuo
II ne III A who any right from the above patoniaS
q ach claim thuse Il Is either an inineeen
- or aa mpOsifion- imposition, letit wof Is on cur
10 N. L WRIGHT, n. ID J.,
seut2o AetuAiy for the Company,
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G0nfatiunaI.
SPIFCT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS s

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
~ rul Rcfnz ai the elements o. solt a1d useful Ia
uc1fi0n viii be auened p The sunal ooi heom A. the
fehsr uuder the csre Of the MISS NAhlAN. and the
the School -. 80, n,
Al arv tine during the Of the School term
prospsctus setting forth Terms, kc cao be ns on aD
rnon 70 the Rector either Of the kef eell
TSiSffsrS Of the School DR. CLAXJON,
DR. BOLLES.
Ezs an rs RTv. L. cAHIkR-
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FROM WASHINGTON.

" AsHINGIONi aug 10
The President returned here last evening and
proceeded TO bis summer residence.
Gen Harney and the Peace Commissioners
Messrs Powell and MeCullOch. also arrived here
yesterday, and severslly had interviews with the
Secretary of War. Gen Il. expects 20 proceed 10
the Pacihc in a few Gays.
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RALRoADs AND SBwINs MAcHINEs-One very
marvellous effect, which was not foreseen, is the
uniting of the city with the country, so as to
make considerably distant districts suburbs
Business men live in the country, and do their
business in the city. Twenty miles travel now
in the cars is not more than three miles walk
formerly. But there is another effect on a
smaller scale in specific cases, but in the aggIe-
gate will be found 4 great amount. To illus
trate Going into q house, recently, 10 the
country, occupied by widow lady and two
daughters, who had gained their livelihood by
the needle, noticed one at work at a sewing
machine, stitching vests. While examining the
machine and its operation, learned the routine
Of her business, which was as follows: "a Ny
employers live in New York city, distant two
hundred and fifty miles; their business is the
southern clothing trade; they send me pack
age OF fifty vests, cut out, by railroad, for which
the express is responsible / make them up,
and return them by the same channel The
next package brings me the cash for the pre-
yiOus lot. By help cf the machine, make
double the wages ] did before. The convey
ance is so rapid, safe, and certain and the ex
perse 50 small, that it is the same as if lived
within five miles Of the city; for it Is only to
carry my package across the way 10 the express
Office, and the next day it il in New York and
thus / have constant employment at home"
| enquired If others in the vicinity pursued the
same course She replied that many Of her
acquaintance did. One, particularly, employed
ten assistants, and drove quite thriving busi-
ness of the same sort
1t occurred to me at once that the sewing
machine, the railroad, and the express, would
effect a great aud favorable revolution with
: New England females whose dependence il
their needle, and that it would give multitudes
an honorable Independence, far off from the
poverty aud corruption of tie metropolis. Let
: the females Of the country exercise their inge
nuity and watch the course Of things, and b
contsnted 10 remain at home its influences
are worth every thing, and should be sacred
1t is enough TO 90 to the city occasionally, ant
see the outside. without coTeting knOwledg,
of its penetTalia or counting exposures to it
snares.
We have reasons for believing the above ar
gumsnt entitled to serious consideration anon
! the females of the country, and would mentiO
: Grover, Baker 4 Co.'S Sewing Machine as be
: ing the one best adapted to the various use
to which mashine Is applied ed-BOston TraE
sleT. d&w
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Htc0ifines.
More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIAnRM
EUT Worn BY RiARs or EmpsrOrs!
I'LL A n q IIrIrN m r-------


EUsr Worn By Khgs or EmperOrs!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w HE'D OF HAIR = Because il is The ornament
Gof Inns PORTED for all our Reader. aih1ugh
the eye BE- spaTklibg the teeth o paris 4
the hesd heret Of rs cveru the hair be snared
gray nature will than hall her charms Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, If used two three
such ornament Read the foloWing and Judge The
winter OF The irst is fie csIe5T1.af Pauf TFaLSERS.
Dr. wOoD-Dear SIR. Permit me 70 sfBress 10 YOU lie
oosaloas am aadsr or the entire res Grafton Of hair
United atcs 1t rapdls hecom ay, but upon the
covered orglual hue. eonsiier y01r Restorative
wonderful invention quite ofcac well agreeable.
am. dear SIR, yours iru'y. S. THALBERS.
.DEYcH Ar GwYLIEDYDcr," Welsh Newsnaperl
Ofhcc, ID Nassau street, Apr 4. ls5s.
PaoF wooD-Dsar sir, some month or sir weeks
ago. rese bottle Of y9ur Hair Restorative. and gave
thinking the tins thai would restore The y har 10
rs oEn I. f0 y e. nj 20 nj ,Sl 6Sq ny ssIp5,e aGE r lev
Ing al the gy hairs 10 dtrk brown At the same time
heautins and thickeuing the sir- strongly recommend
the above Resiorlive TO all psrSnus IL want Of oh
change Of their hair. CHARLES AKDEW.
New York. July &, IssT
PRoF o. J. woaD--with confidence DO reconmsnI your
HaT Restorative beng the most eeaeioas arcle lever
using your Hair Restorative, har and whis
and now feel conf ieat that more applications Will
restore them to Their rra color Il has also renewed
Of all dandruh and unpleasant itching. among
persons who peTsplre freely. J. C. KiLBY.
PRor wooD-About two years ago. my hair eommeoced
turning gray - hec milE oad and had tined msny
remedies suct. conn ICED usins Restorative
in January las; few applcailo ened hsir firmly
it began 10 fill OUT and TUNED back fTmsr
coloT-back Atthis time Il IS lu % its orgIal
is 10 AL J. ID. HOES
Chi,aeo, Illinois, MAY !, lssT.
The RESTORATIVE is put u2 bottles q three sizes
large, medium and small The small holds half pint and
reias iJr 81 bott The medium holds at least
proportion than the smlll. and
81 per bot The large holds quart forty per
in prJp0rti n a. 0 retails for 81
o. J. WOOD = CO PrOilieiors 2l2 Broadway, New
York (nthe great n Y Wire Railing establishment and
ia Market street. 81 Louis, Mo
And sold b. all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
n dkv 3m snl
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VDON EFW YORK.

NEw YoEK, August is.
The steamship Hammonia sailed to-day for
Southampton and Hamburg with nearly 800 pas
sengers.
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9perial Notices.
MATRIMONIAL

To The LADIES OF THE UEITED STATES:
Il has been good fortune health many
Thousands Of my cOuutry-wumen-
My has excited the malice Of the enyious and
jealous; but their prosecutions lave served only extend
and estsb Sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have ALLEN upOa pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved SolOng held in afseiionaie and
thankful rsmemhanoe by those who experienced
skill can afford despise tbs Efforts of fakers
and slandeTtrs.
BIy friends have repeatedly urged place my msd-
cine for producing meRsuatiln within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United States; ndpostion enter
field occupied b. qaaeks their perncious
and fear that unpacpled cOuutereters might palm upon
the pube tasir worthless limitations, have hther pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
"AAnE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Al last yield the enreaes OF patients and friends
and offer 70 the suffering Fem1es Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AAIIE De FEMME"
need snT say, that liquid FORM exactly such
have used my practice in france for many years and
that it has failed to satisfactory result
The "Ane de Femme and meusrua,iJn stsnd in the
laon Of cause and ELECT zke powerful 10 originate
healthy menstrual 5w where Il has existed and
where il has been from any suppressed
In orderto guard asznst imposition wrapper Of dirsc
each bottle OF the "A e de Femme will hear ny
signature and both the bottle and enclosing
VII be sealed with ny private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January, lssI.
For sale. wbolssals and Retail, b. WILLIAM FISKE.
No 3 Superior street Cleveland, Who viii SUPPLY The
"4Amia de FeHme' al the ProPnetor's pnees-
aulO dkwly6
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
l. The HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVESTEDi
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YELLOW FEVER.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. Is
Deaths by yellow fever in the Charity Hospital
past week. 81. Deaths from the same disease yes
terday were 81 u
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FIRE.

BOSTON, Aug 10.
A fire occurred in BrOomfeld street early tins
morning The Granite Warehouses, Nos Is and
20, with its contents, was damaged to the amount
of $4,000 II was occupied as the sales room OF
the Institution Of the Blind by Messrs- johnson x
Frye, book binders and Nessrs. Stewart the artist
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GU1TAR-J H THoxAs, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. II.
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DEntistru.

DENTISTRY.-THOSE HAVING
sets Of Teeth which they carefully keep In the drawer
OF md troublesome carry IN the PICKET especially
invited to call a DR. HALLIWELL'S Dental Rnoms.-
To such aberal arangment viii be offered Having made
arrangements, prepared 70 use the NulcauiZed Com
poun Instead Of Gold Silver for Artificial Teeth which
has the shsst reputation 20 thing here ore used for
extreme shtneSs cleanliness durability aud neauess
One Doth be ,iied 50 life like 70
defy the closest observer, and perfect n Warranted
silver and Gold Plates usu1l from $40 TO So per full
sets BA HALLIWELLS. M d,
Over Churchiils Drug Store.
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NOTICE. TO FIKENEN.-The members of tht
Board of Engineers and FOremen are hereby
notified of the monthly meeting at City Hall OF
Tuesday evening next, at z! o'clock.
By order.
JAMES HILL, Chief Engineer.
DAN'L PRITcHARD, Secretary. ID
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DEkTH OF CAPT. CLIFFoRD BELDES.-Cir-
cumstlnces have been developed since the death
of Capt BELDEN which seem to confirm the
suspicion Of self-destruction. On Saturday last
he purchased strychnine at the drug store of
DR.. ANEs, saying it was to be used in poison
ing dog We learn that he declared within 4
few days past to several persons that his trOu-
bles were SC great he did not desire to live, and
that no surprise need be felt if he were found
dead in his bed between Saturday night and
Monday morning. No post-mortem examins-
ton was held to determine the existence of poi
son in the stomach; and all that is said is based
upon mere supPosition-
His funeral yesterday afternoon was quite
largely attended.
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ia For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reperted by the UnIou Telegraph,
oTTIcT, wAEIEG's BLOCK, coKSKE OF BANK AND
ST. cLAIR STREETS.
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Y For Gas FI1tHres asd FittiAg-ARYly
Fegg E4ssorfl 4 c.. la5 sad lo7 S-gsneT stEsti,
apl-u
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BORS IN THE STREET.-A poor woman, who
gave her name as ALICE RICHARDS, and who
said she was from Clyde, became mother of a
fine, plump, healthy boy in st. Clair street, near
Capt PADDocK's residence, at about nine O'Clock
lsst evening. She said that she had made sew
eral Intellectual attempts to get into some dwell
ling for shelter; and was compelled to stop in
the street as above stated. She says her hus-
band died about six months ago
When her condition became known, she and
her child were at once taken into Mn. WARRKN's
Boarding House, and kindly cared for. DR..
STRoNS was sent for, and under his care, she
was made as comfortable as possible.
The child was born at about the moment the
Queens Message was received; and Dr. STROSe
thinks It would be an excellent idea to call the
boy st. CLAIR ATLANTIC TELEsRAFH RICHARDS.
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~ Professor LOVE, the celebrated Wizard
and Magician, will give some of his marvellous
performances this evening at the NelOdeon.-
he is certainly worth seeing. Some of his
tricks exceed anything We ever saw of the kind.
We understand it is his intention to give
series of entertainments in this city. See Ad-
vertisement in another column
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LHATR DYE-HAIR DYR-HAIR DYE.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.
m oRIGINAI I'D BEsT IN THE WoRLnI

IHE ORlGINAT. AND BEST II TIE WORLDl
Al others mere limitations. and should be a,oided il
you " ish u escape niicule.
GRAY, RED, OK RUSTY HAIR n,el Instantly to
beautiful and Nafunal Brown Black Nh5at the least
lImy 10 HaIroT skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have teea
awarded % Wm. Batciel0r 1893 snd ever 5000
EFBosii7s hae been made the Hair o patrons Of
lis famous Dye-
WM A BAICHELOk'S HAIR DYE i,la-iuees a color
Hat TO be distinguished fro nature is WARRANTED
not 70 inure Ia the sst however long may be
uei, an the al eiscis Of Bal nyssrcmsse; the Hair
yisOratsd flr life D., this splelliid Dye
Aads, s1'd applied tn private icons, At the Wiz Fac
I33 Broadway, y. Y
ES The Genuine has The AMI address upon steel
engraving on four sides Cd each Box Of
WILLIAM A BATCHELOR.
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ONO PATENrs-A patent hss just been L.
ued to A A Harris of Ravenna for a new
Clothes Rack; to Mr. Z. Ellsworth, Hudson, for
Harvester; TO G. B. Hicks, Cleveland, Im-
provement in Telegaphs; D. E. Merriek, Cleve
land, Propeller Wheel These patents were
obtained through the Agency of Brainerd &
BurriIee of this city
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NOR S4LE-TRTTMRTTIT. ii7ii 90


FOR SALE-TRUMBULL CO.
Il A LARGE AND VALUABLE FARM-2il Acre
with Dwelling Houses, large aud fh Haru
SheaS and other firm buildings: orchards and acres
timber Soil sandy loan and we'll located
EAST CLEVELAND-From nine acres of land
Al option Of purchaser with good Brick Hocse
barn and large numbar Of fruit desirable prog
ery. niles from the Cout House b. Enc ID PLANK ROad
EAST CLEVELAND-25 acres with H0u. e, Barn AID
Orchard. niles rum tue civ and short distance rom
the Eueld Plank Road VIII Sc n onehalf or the whole
D L z R o Y II IN G L -
TAVERN STAND-At Station Of the prnci-
pal lIsilrO7ds the city. 40 miles distant. large and
we'll constructed building and every convenience with q
acres Of land. Exchange for an improved farm.
FULTON CO.-l60 eres Ol the cir Line RR hom To-
iedOt0 Chicago. mile from station and and hall
R0USE'& JENNINGS
aD2 Real Fst7fe kg-nfS
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO'

IL MEN From tAs N. Y. Daily Nsss tEditoriall
T. Bridge The Hs,lth Of American Women anolh
column He treats the subject IN able manner, and
F5osl fls Albany Morning ErDrsss
Manhals Uterine CsnoleOn has proved to be fully
b. melieal gentlemen aud Others Dr. Bridge is regular
and Jadicus and hishy suesssiul prlc-
ttloaer n all Diseases especially those Of women and
Fsoa Paysici4Hs.
"aIshalls Uterine CahoiicOn vi certainly all
the diseases for which u j. recommends ~
There Is no medicine like Il IN this country /"
Uterine CaihOhcuni Is cer ain and safe remedy.
MARsHALI.S UTERINE CATHoLICoN
Is unhesa'ingy Oaerrt as reiiahle remedy for those
gli @ ihs @ as wen as H. b6dS 81 that to tF
talk Or work heeomss alike uree Of sueIins Il not in
coo Is remedy are Ealing q The Womb Whites Sup
hammai1nS and Diseases OF the Kidneys Urinary Or
gans, Retention or lncoatlnenee q Urine Heartburn CO.
DIS uIed SleeP and al troubles or ane or sym athletic
Ladies who are troubled any above symptoms
OF with spine liver or lung Complaints are invited to al
fad relief Marshalls Uterine CaihoeOa Is MT quaex
medicine but is ingredients have been made known TO the
s9ecisbis physcish IN the country
IN pries o. lLARSHALL'S UTERLNEt CATHOLE
CON Is Oar D0.iar and Itfgper siagie bottle.
WEST BEDFoRD, C9shOcton Co, May A. 1851;
Mr. H. B Kinssley, Sr:-I have been selling the medi-
hive Invariably found them 10 give soo sstsiaeiios Nd
the ps have sod to great many amihrs regularly
aPe article Marshafs Uterine Caiholicon Is msii-
thai done great amount Of good IN female dIsea
One lady /: 70 toll me she had received
benefit from bottle than she did from long course Of
medical treatment By the most skillfll physici1ns.
I0usS truly, JAMES WILSON.
January lst. ls5s-
MRS. RoBINsONS CERTIFICATE.
VERNOs, Trumbull Co, May lst. 1853
This certifes that have been In very health for
years and found 9te OF no relief after number
been renre bv that and Flouor Ahus until bad become
liberated a eraoe extent By the advice OF Dr.
Bushnell procured and took six bottles Of M7TshaPs
Uterine afhoicou which enabled me 70 attend 10 hus
baud IN his last sickness Until he died which about
year since have taken hTee bottles s'nce his d. afh
hirh h1s made able % labor and support family Of
three children The Cathocnn has nearly restored
health. Il the onv thing that has miii sted my suffer
MARY E. ROBINSON.
The CATIOLICoN is for sale By City Druggists and by
Medi-ine dealers generally jull2
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j. B. Barnes d Co, PrOprietors Of the Cle'

j. 3. Barnes q Co, Proprietors Of the Cleve
Isli Fiuratiag WORKS. AtWsier Block prepared
wiia srge force nj eIeTsneed woTkmen doing even
esa tiaa OF Pu nbng IN the most thorough manner,
he scientific plans reasonable terms. and short
Hatice. large stacks ct FauniEns different stvles and
izes Bafhag Tabs ef cast iron and good, lined With
luuedcOaCr. steam heaters, Lad AID Galvanized iron
Bies AID India Rubber Hose every descpil
an1 flaed COcks. incl udnE TIE F4ten Selclos
Il Caks recently IutrcGael Masi Bowls and all Kinds
s=ar rgarranfad mle-nENff
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IN A MOMENT

Of ysion fTom his snoyments the AIatron FROM her
household duties
CHRISTAD0RoS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
the Won edl Chemical CounssTiitoi Natures C0iaiRg
Fluid
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J. n. JOHNSON, Il. D.,
HOHROPATHIST

oee ~ s.rtwslls Block sgPsuor street corner Sen
iebl6dly
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nARFFEs THF CREYTST HATR

places The Eed sandy iiuse which ast-s much
from personal oumeness, ith brilliant black brown
Tie hues im1urts are FAST COIORS and never change
m0ttle after exposure The Ia rspiay. Uni
ormiiy snd ceraiHy H. operation his Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere and applied iy all Hair Dresssrs JOSEPH
CHEIsFADoRok Co. Nos As.0r House, n. Y
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WIFE DEsERTIoN.-A case Of desertion of a
sick, destitute and helpless wife, leaving her in
circumstances of peculiarl rlhardship and distress,
has Just occurred in this city. She is now ly-
ing i'll at one of the water cure establishments
near Cleveland. She is the mother of three
children, all of them quite young. These are
dependent upon her. The husband is a we'll
known spiritual lecturer. and has frequently
lecturei in this city, in fremont Hall. He has
lately concluded that he has no " affinity for
his wife-that it was his ''duty" to bid her fare.
well, and on Friday last wrote to this effect
that she must no longer regard him as her hus-
band, but look upon him simply as her spiritual
father and GdUissr! The anti -free-loye spirit
ualists Of the city, from one of whom we re-
eaived our information, are highly indignant at
the heartless conduct of the husband and de-
clare he never shall speak publicly here again.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

H'Oh DAIE UTl EAU
Il GOOD BUSINESS PROPEkfY-A leasehold ven
~ ate "a ceutral part OF the CITY lot l05 b.
lo3 feet with good buildings Tbs buildings with lease
years Will De af very low price for house
and lot OF Western lands.
A GoOD FARM-About n miles from the City Plank
Ro1d-o2 acres With good hJus barn and Orclarl
yaTisy Of other frait-so sandy loan well Watetsd.
so peracrs.
Road Will exchange for farm.
DETROIT Sr.-Near State Se.-House and Lot-lot 50
By lso fee with shade AMI fruit treestO exchange tor
iaruu.
ON LAKE SHORE 10 miles Wesf OF the city-Forty-
two tt9 Acres with small house and orchard and
Of timber To- Trhange for house and lotOne WesJ
side preferred
LoRAIN ST.-GOOd 2story House and Lot 70 exchange
for a small farm
VACANT LOTS Two good lots on Garden 81. to sell
low for cash time.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS.