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DI 0UHNsl n. - July u
The death Of Mr.. Eddy, late Superintendent of
The American Telegraph Company's Lines and
honorary Director Of the A lantic Telegraph Com
pany, was made public here tO-day at 10 O'Clock,
and created universal and profound sorrow The
nags OF the shipping az haf mast and other ap-
propriate demonstrations are being made
The working OF the Atlantic Gable continues to
improve daily, and the electricians have good reas
on to hope that the Cable may soon be open to the
Iublic.
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FROM NEW YORK.

INV IUhhi AuBusI n.
The United States steam frigate San JacintO,
from Hong Kong May l4tb, arrived at this port
this morning
Jhe Cricket Match between Western New York
and New York City Clubs commenced yesterday.
The first innings resulted-Westen New York
80 City Clubs lO6
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" THE CANPBELLs ARE CoNISG"-The above
announcement is enOugh-Our praise is need
less. However we shall speak more of them
tomorrow. Want Ofspace forbids to-day
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AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL.

ALBANY, Aug. "a.
The American State Council met at Association
Hall to-day Nearly four hundred delegates were
present A motion being made to give a password
TO delegates and exclude all others from the Hall,
Erasius Brooks opposed it, saying that the time
was past when policy dictated closed doors, and for
his part he was ready to throw open this and all
future Conventions to the public, so that misrep-
resentation and falsehOOd might no longer be pub
Iished TO the world as true
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FROlI ALBANY.

ALBANf, august u
The American State Council re assembled at ,
D. m, when the Committee reported officers for
the ensuing year. The Council adjourned alter
fixing upon the 22nd day Of September ss the day
for holding the State Convention at Syracuse.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

HALIFAX aug. n
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada from Liver
pool the 18th, arrived late this evening.
The North Star arrived out on the 18th inst.
In the Liverpool Cotton Market holders offered
freely though there was no pressing on the market
Quotations barely maintained
Breadstuffs had a declining tendency. Provisions
quiet except Lard.
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I-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN TIE WORLD
All others mere taions and should be avoided II
you wish TO escape Tidicule.
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to 4
beautiful Natural Brown or Black without the least
njuIy 10 HaIr or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have teen
awarded to Wm- Bachelor Is3s aud over 5000
applications have been made the ar his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
WM- 4. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
10 be distinguished from nature. and WARRANTED
not to iniurea the least however long may be GOTTA
uei an the Al effects OF a Dyesremsdiej; he Hair
vigOTated for life By tins spieadid Dye-
Gade, sod applied n private rooIas atthe Wig Fac
lS3 Broadway, Y. Y.
q The Genuine hasthe and address upon steel
engraving on four sides Of each Box. Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
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NOMINATION.

DAYTON, Aug n
Lewis D. Campbell was nominated to-day by
st Repnt lican Convention at New Paris, receiving
The vote OF every delegate from the three counties
.cnnnnnsinr the District
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FRosT.-We learn that the first frost of the
season was found on Monday night in the
vicinity of Hudson. 1t was sharp enough to
do some damage
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIl. Aug. "a.

In the lst Congressional District split has oc-
CURED in the Democratic Nominating Convention,
and two bodies are in session. Thomas B. Flor
ence has been nominated by his friends, and the
anti-LecomptOn portion have nominated Doctor
Nebinser. In the I'd district the Democrats have
nominated Geo. n. Martin In the Sd, Jas Sandy,
and in the 4th, Henry II. Phillips.
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FROM WORCESTER.
WoRcEsrER, Mass, Aug.

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. %.
The government Of this city this evening vO-
ted 10 celebrate the lst Of September as a general
holiday. The military and the fremen will parade
during the day, together with all such civic
societies as may wish to join. In the evening the
City Hall will be Illuminated, and fireworks dis
played.
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n E. Rufini will sell off his stock of Hats
and Caps at lower prices than any other estab-
lishment in Cleveland Remember 81 Superior
street 2w
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N. H SoLOMoNSON-

PRAcucAL AND SCIENTIFIC 0PTIcAN,
eeqs the Largest assortment OF the approved kinds Of
PEcTACLES. Allhis glasses whether for OF far
lighted ground under his inspection by machine
Of construction, with the care TO
suit the eyes in al cases. curing Weakness
Ialn0fioz o. the Eyes and imparting 9Th ohg
reading or fne sewing
E9- n. H. Solom1nson would here inform the public
that he never employs any the sale OF his lenses
" Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CRoSCoPES, COBIPASSES. &c, keyt on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, perfect nafuIaL
CSoaee 3 Superior under American Hotel.
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u Hawks & Bros. have received, and have
for sale the Atlantic Monthly for September
A brilliant number
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STEAMBOAT DKPARTUREs.-The Iron City
leaves her dock, at Hussey d McBhde's, this
evening at 9 o'clock for Lake Superior.
The Forest Queen leaves, foot Of Superior
street, at O'Clock P NJ, for Buffalo.
The May Queen leaves for Detroit at IC
o'clock P NJ
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Mothers and Nurses VIII I'M "FONTAINE'S CREAM
OF WILD FLoWf RS" superior al spirits, SOAPS OF
looas Is Iich med Gated laiher peneirau; the skin.
prevents chang and erupons, aad rum1les that health,
dei-a-y AID sweetness 81 pleasing IN children
70 REMOVING ERECKLES, ERUPTIONS. sc -
few applications viii produce the agreeable results
imparlg whit cearness and beauty the com
pleKioa. +. g. FONTAINE X co. 35 Broadway, and
No c As;or House Nes York. Sold by all Druggists.
urHHQ
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Rnsrns. Aug. "a.

DI. Broun was to-day held to bail in 5000 for
examination n Wednesday next, on charge Of
m2nslaughier in causing the death oi gri DS
abortion.
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GUrTAR--J n THOMAS, Teacher Of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No Euslid street Terms
Fifty cents psr lesson. tt.
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MATRIMONIAL

To THE LADIES OF TIE UNITED STATES:
Il has besa my good fortune health mani
thousands Of my eounfTy-women.
My success has excited the malice Of the and
jealous; but their prosecutions have served only extend
and estab sh repua'ion- Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my railway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Solong sm Esld asctionate and
thankful remembrance by those who experienced
skill can Afford desDss the efforts Of ischef-uakers
and slandeIers
My friends have repeatedly urged place my aedi-
cine for predicting menstrua1n within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United States bu. indispOsi0n
field occupied By qaaeks perniei0us noTums,
and fear that unPrlcped colHfsrfeers might palm upon
the public their worthless iafions have hifher pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States
Al last yield TO the eureafies patients and friends
and oasr to the suffering Females Of America medicine
Waieh has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efracy OF the .AAIIE DE FEMME
nsed suY say, that liquid fon and is exactly such
Gs haze used practice IN France many years and
that has failed to secure satisfactory result
The "Ame de Femme and mensruaiijn stand in the re-
lafon Of and effect II alike powerful TO originate
healthy menstrual Nv where has existed and
restore 1t where II has been from any cause suppressed
In orierto guard against imposition wrapper Of direc
toas each bottle Of the Ae de Femme wii bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing box
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price $500 package.
PARIS, January ls57.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No q Superior street, CievelaBd who will supply the
annie de Femme al the Proplieior's prloes
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FIRE
EIHE-
FoRT W.ySr- Aur %

FORT WAYNE, Aug 81.
The front division Of the extensive warehouse Of
Hill & OrbisOn was entirely destroyed by fire this
morning at O'Clock. The more valuable portion
Of the stock was in the the rear division, which,
together with large stock Of wood was saved.
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WIGS =! WIGS WIGS -!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, hsht. EASY and durable.
Fitting 20 a ohaTm-no turning up behind-no slrnI ing
the head; indeed, this is the ouly Is aishmeu where
these thiggs properly unders % d and made
233 Broadway, New York
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KANSAS ELECTION.

LEATENWoRTH, Aug. 20.
By U. S. Express to BOonville, Official returns
from 90 counties, partial returns from ?, aud yet
to hear from, give the following result whole
vote Il, ,3sO-majOrty against the proposition, g.,
64S
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ETERY FEVJLF SB0TL6 Sjj35l= SAiS PFSb IN
I'M T TEUd LL NHUJLU HEHU
The FEMALE MEDIC LPRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Tears Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OR WOMEN.
y Cornelius l.. Cheesman,
NEM YORK CITY

NEW YORK CITY.
An INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which Is embodied fall aal ehasie description
(knovledge Necessary to the welfare Of those Married or
about 10 be Marie )5fthe process fconeepon rnsncy
and delivery, their paus and dangers as well As the
methods by which many the latter may be ovated and
teaching how the may be sorated and restored
proper tone. after having been prosiraed by CON-
plants iHcidenial to the human frame Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obvaic
the necessity any gre Of sickness enable
the obserant reader to be- great extent own ply
sician.
This book IS more available the understanding OF the
non-prossioual reader and sklllfaly eab1raied
planned, arranged and earned ou than ans work or is
ksi lslorc the public While 1t gives wholesome
Pav-glar aut IN some respects erue information upon
ofthe dc icats affairs connected with the female
system II sboaid be seed the hands of every female
PRICE s. CENTS.
This work also contain presc 7ilns used by the doctor
hs practice fJr the positive OF ScTQEous Er-
ioa5-FsreT aas 4gusScusrs CoEJis cad Coils Bicu-
-Dsgp,aza-EaLiag q afbc H=ir Sc, s.. &C. any
oae oi which preparations may prose o. great rsue TO the
This book VIII he sent by mal free OF Postase. the
rusiage STAMPS All orders should b ADDRESSED to
r. B. HUrCHINGS.
J. B. Barnes a Co, PrOprietOrs of The Cleve
All Plumbing Works, A,vaier Block are prepared
with arge force Of experienced woTmen doing every
escria Plu hns in the thorough manner on
he most scientific plans reasoushls terms and short
notice Large stocks of Fountains OF dierent STYLES and
izes, Bathing Tuls of cast aud wood. lined with
dcoppcr. steam heaters, lead aad galvanized iron
81 Brass AMI plated Coss. including the Paten Ssfeos
NJ Cocks Teeeniiy itIodu2ed Wash BOWS and al Kind.
woTk warranted m2s-dGwi4.
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YELLOW FEVER.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. %.
The number Of deaths by yellow fever on Satur-
day were 7s The number last week was 3lO
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Drp Goo0s.

DECEIVED TO-DAY
ii n Rack : x GupuTe Iace.
Bac K SIX Bruielles Lace,
White Gulpure LlcF.
Thread Lace,
VI lSiI Sgr 0"h IN RETTBERG HAUsSIANN.
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CITY COUNCIL
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. "a.

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. "a
Mr.. COFFISBERRY in the Chair
PREsENT-Messrs. Ransom, Williams, Ste
Phan, Weber, Resner, Winslow, Thompson
Mueller, MeLane, HopkinsOn, Detmer, Masters
Herrick, Thayer, johnson, Rider, Oviatt
The minutes of last meeting read and sp-
proved.
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HnLnrRrEss. n. %, Aug. q

A shock Of an earthquake shook the houses
this place cop siderably at one o'clock
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REPORT
FROM NEW YORK.

SAcKvILLE, n. B., Aug. %.
Mayor Tieman's message TO the Lord Mayor Of
London has been transmit d through the Atlantic
Gable. It's refusal by the operators at Conn Sta
ayers Of the Telegraph Co, which was corrected
by despatch from Cyrus w. Field. The electri-
clans at Valentia made no opposition to the pas
sage Of the message over the Gable, but cheerful
" executed their portion Of The duty.
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nIr0ieines.
Why Is THE DEMiND so GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM?

! BECAUSE 1T WILL, In all cases.
II safely and esetually much dreaded scoure
o. tle WeChiiis, Fever aud Ague-wtbOu fail; and In
& M cases viii eonnierae the poison Il Malaria OF which
y Is eniy recommended fr elas Of diseases; and
lis worth, by mea Of influence and high sanding
Princeton. Ill. Sept 2Dh, 1851.
DR MGN-Dear Sir. For several years past have used
your AGUE BALSA0I in my dailv practice, and have
ese observed its effects hundreds Of cases. and in no
has il failed produce the most happy effect can
Chiis, Fever snl A ;ue, and MaiaFi' Us Disea.es
Truly Your, H. AUSTIN. N D.
Alar.han SIieh Feb. ,lth. ls.7
DR. MANN \ Col Lave sod laige smogut Of your
AGUE BAISAM in this vcinIiy. and from nv personal
knowledse OF Il. b. hive The 7. m dy fr Chi Is
Fever and AZ &c lh-t has ever been sold in Stale
k's'eetfuliy HouH. e. A. HYDE,
Ashsabuls. Ohio. J n Is,. lsss
MESsRs 5 X MANN Co -Cieats In ca vas in the
Sia IS q Ohio AID Aicisai fJr The sale fFrant
remedies ui VII ca havs CONTROL "a attfn = AS bron
1igd 10 observe The grs name hal your AGUt BAL
really srems o. he THE PEOPLES twN REMEDY and lis
sede all other ugue remedies IN the m'rket.
Very Truly Yours. A&s HENDRY.
New York, Feb q, 1sss.
MEsSRs. s n. Mann y Co-Geuts have al our house
IN 81 LOUIS, sold your AGU ALSAM thrue yeurs aud
have cltetuy observed is eisc CURING aud uqst IN
all ezndr, sty. do uut believe qua ets in al the
eure6 permanently every time aud have known IL rseI
after her lemades hai bssn tn vlin Win The most
happy result And what REMaKKABLg / have never
known csc but what inuJ q, for al es,t that
season have no hesaii m recommending per
Respectfully Yours, PROF. o. ]. WOOD.
S. K MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
GAYLORD 4 HAAfNIo,zp
WILLIAM FISKE,
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BY TELEGRAPH.

RepOned by The Union Telegraph,
oFTIcE, WARIEs's BLOCK, coEEKK or BAEE AED
ST. cLEIR STREETS.
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lore to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM

RICHEST DIADEM
EUer Worn By Kings or EmperOrs!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w Held OF HAIR Because IL is the ornament
God Inns D pIortdef for all Reader although
the bloom brightly IN the glowing cheek
the eye be ever 50 sparkling the teeth be those OF pearis Il
the head heruft Of us covering the hair be snare and
shryeed h 81 and DIV. stlll II sprnkled with
gray, nature will lose than half her charms Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, If used or three
iim2 week, viii restore and permanently 10 all
such an ornament Read the following, and judge The
writer Of the first IS the celebrated PiGEis THaLBERG
New Yark. April 70. Is5s.
DR. WOoD-Dear Sir: Permit express to you the
obligations under Tor the entire restoration OF my hair
% is ORIGINAL culor About the time Of arrival IN the
United utes, u rapidly hecum but upon the
application OF your HAIR RESTORATIVE II soon re-
covered original hue. consiler your Restorative
wonderful inveuti0n quite ecac well agreeable
am, dear sir. yours truy, s THALBERG.
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'eDRYcH Ar GwTLIEDYDcT," Welsh Newspaper \
Once. b Nassau street, AnnI y. is. /

PROF o J. WOOD-Desr Sir: Some month Six weeks
received bottle Of Hair Restorative and
h o. my who concluded 10 II on Der head little
thinking tie time that would restore the gray HAIR
its orgna color ut 10 hr aud my surprise, after
weeks trial. II has performed that wunderu u ELECT BY
ing m the gray hairs dark brown. al the time
beauyug thick enin the hair strongly recommend
the above Restorative all persons in want Of such
chanse OF their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
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The RESTORATIVE Is puI up bottles 4 three sizes:
large medium and small The small holds half pint, and
reaiS for 81 per b0e Tie medium holds al least twenty
per cent IN proportion than the SMALL and retsiis for
s. per bottle The large holds quart forty cent more
IN pruporti IN. AID reiails for 50.
s. J. WOOD co Propiietors, 2l2 Broadway, New
YORK n The great N Y Wire Railing estahishment) and
IL Market street, ST. Louis, Mo
And sold b. all sood Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
n n
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HEALTH on AMERICAN NO,

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO'
Ii MEN. Prom ths n, Y. Daily Nsss tEditori,ll
F. ETdze. on The Health Of American Women IN anoh
his skill aud medical judgment nav be relied upon
From fle A1aay Morning ErDress
valuable as II IS claimed 70 ss IN many severe tess made
By medical gentlemen and others Dr bridge Is IeguaI
and discrimination udicious and hishiy successful prlc
utoger n all diseases especially those OF women and
From Paysizans.
''AIashalrs Uterine CathoeOn viii certainly cure all
the diseases for which u is recommends J."
There Is no mediene IKE It IN his eounlryS
Uterine Cath0liconi Is ceri ain and safe remedy"
BIARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is Isunhesliangy ,eTed as Re liable remedy ior al those
uly affect hs mind as well the body. 50 hat 10 thrk-
pssily Among The eomplan-s for which he Caihoii-
Goa Is remedy Falling of the Womb, Wnes. Sup
hammauns and Diseases Of the kidneys Urinary Or
cans, Retention Inooutnenee OF Urine Heartburn Cos
isenes NervUuSnesS, Fsiltings Palptafions Cramps
Dis ured Sleep, and all troubles, organic sym aheilc
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who are troubled with any the above symptoms
Or with spine liver or lung eo@pains are invited 70 adj
fnd relief hIarshas Uterine Cath0licou Is net quack
msdene su is ingredients have been made known 70 the
Medical COLLEGES. snd thsy at the service Of any
spectacle physician IN the country
Ths prize o. MARSHA LIS UTERINEI cATHOLL
CON Is One D0liar0Hf HaJper siHgie bottle
WEST BEDFORD, CoshoctOn Co Nav "A. 1851;
cine ofthe Grasnber Company for the last years
hive invariably found them gve good ssfsaeiion;
the pills have sold 10 great many families regularly
hertea and coffee and with my trade th have become
a aplo ice Alarshals Uterne Ca hnicon 5 medi-
cine thai hs done great amount q good IN female dieas
benefit from bottle than she did from Ling Of
medical treatment By the most skillful phvscians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON
January ist, ls5s.
MRS RoBINsON's CERTIFICATE
vERNos, Trumbull Co, May lst, 1853
This certies that have been Door health ior
wears and found ftls No relief after employing number
nf PHYSICIANS Ny disfase Pr0ianSls lte y, had
been reducef bv that and FlOuor Ahus until bad become
liberated considerable extent By the adNce o. u
q W Bushnell procured and took siN bottles o. arshalls
Uterine athocun Wh-h enabled 10 attend 20 nv hus-
hand sickness until he ied which about
wear since have taken three bottles scce his d. ath.
which his made able % labor and suppI my family Of
three children The Cahoc5u has nearly restored ne 10
health only thing that has mi ated suffer
- - MARY E. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale By City Druggists and BY
Meiirine dealers generally. jull2
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GROVER AND BAKERS PAN,

lily SEwING MACHINES
The particular attention Of
L.dies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
e-fr.,--;,. a,-=a.1 -
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PROP WOoD-About two years ago. my hair commenced
turning gry; fast milg bald and had tired many
remedies 10 fleet conn elced using Restorative
January l few appllcaiio fastened ny hsr firmly;
I'LL out. and turned back frmsr
colur-back tins time l. fully % its orgila
colUr health and appearance ard cheerfuly reomnead
IT. TO AL. J. ID. HOES
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PRoF o. J. WOoD-with confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative being the most ecac0us article ever
saw since using Hair Restorative my hair and whs
kers which almost white have gradually grown dark,
and now feel confident applications will
restore them their natural color II has also relieved
Of all dandru and unpleasant itching, among
persons who perspire freely J. G. KlLBY.
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CORSETS

SPRING STY LES DE LANES
mh5o 1' '''''''' s RAYMOND 1 CO.
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For sale. Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No % Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
annie De Femme al the Propzieior's puces
aulO dSwIyC
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law AND JUSTICE.

n EsTFisiIERs Is 5ffH #fsIITF .W khILlsH
RH III Law AND JUSTICE.
III TH III RiSHERaIld j. ~ ENGLISH hay7
gt I'LL. ngeaterc into d partnership, torF the
PatSp "a pf pfacticing Law inthe counties Of
4saTa a 4 Putnam, @illfeg Hiasiy attend the
lit Qlaithrty and Monthly Courts AZ
ah3sAs tw roun les. and will bay every attefi-
MpH Ms business entrusted 10 their care.
1ae orthe other OF tile firm will always be
saanIG at their oifigo, in POINT Pleasant, and
Nd ths pthef win regularly be AZ The Put
ERn fsyitnEs Courts.
Il PtH4 ri asant. Dec. y, nSTgl
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N QIIARikIER 81 tsILLISoN,
Attorneys at Law

II R 4 idtess-7tt ma v la 70. H.@ Va