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CONGRESSIONAL
MAsHINsrOy. Hume 3

hAshiNSrONs June >.
SESATE-The credentials were presented for the
next Senatorial term Of six years Of Senators
Hunter, Clay and Brown.
The Vice President laid before the Senate the
communication from the Peruvian Government
respecting the Guano on the Peruvian Islands,
which was laid on the table.
Mr.. Bigler introduced 6 bill repeating the At,
lantie Telegraph Act Of March, 1857.
The Army Appropriation bill was discussed,
and S25e,O00 voted for the alteration Of the old
arms into breeeh loading ones, Of which sum S.
600 is TO test the adaptability Of Wards magazine
hammer for Maynard's primers.
Tho appropriation for the pay Of the Florida
volunteers of 1857, SSs5,OO0, provoked debate, as
did the military committees amendment 10 devote
Sj0s0OO to the Ell Pass Wagon Route, and Mr..
Douglas amendment from the Committee on Ter
ritoTies to appropriate 100000 for its extension
to Alburqueruque, all Of which however were pass
ed.
Mr.. Davis, Of Miss, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, submitted an amendment making
an appropriation Of Sl,2s0. 900 for the continue
ton of the Notifications on the Penobscot at Port,
land, Me-. Lake Champlain, at Fort RidgeWay,
Staten Island in Delaware Bay, at Baltimore,
Richmond, Charleston, and various places in Flor,
ida, Mobile; various places on the Mississippi riv-
eT, and At San Francisco,
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOONSREPORT
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGroS, June !.
The Senate to-day passed the Naval APPrOPriA-
ton bill
Mr.. Mallory moved an amendment providing fer
the construction Of ten sloops Of war.
Mr.. Hale proposed to reduce the number to six
Lost-2l TO %.
At a later period an amendment Authorizing the
construction Of Eve propellers and ore side wheel
steamer for th China Sea, was adopted-ls to L..
The House went into Committee on the Ssnate's
amendment to the miscellaneous appropriation
bill.
Mr.. Berets majority for Mayor is 57l.
The Democrats and Anti Know NOthings are
also successful in all the wards but one, eleeting
all the Aldermen, Councilman and Assessors
therein.
Messrs Hopkins and Florence unite in entirely
exonerating the Secretary Of War and Mr.. Seholl
from improper or corrupt participation in the sale
and purchase Of Willetts point. MesSrs. Wood
and hall of Mass. will severaly make reports, but
not il Is said. entirely e0neurring with Messrs.
/ Hopkins and Florence. Mr.. Haskin in his report
blames the Secretary Of War and Attorney Gener~
81, Gen. Black, charging favoritism to the last
\ named.
An amendment giving the President power to
issue letters of marque in certain cases, was re-
| jeeted by vote Of 10 to 9.
The various propositions offered led to a renew
al Of the discussion Of the recent British Outrages
! IN the Gulf From the tone Of the debate, it is
evident that with one or two exceptions, the
/ bers Of the Senate are disinelinod to adopt any
measures which will preeipitaio an issue with
Great Britain on the question.
Ths debate ensued on the Senate amendment
/ 10 regard to the arrangement with Messrs. Gale
& ssatOn for printing the American State papers.
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BEWARE OF IIPOSTERs

CAUTION NTOlNYALIDs-DR. SAMUEL S. FITCH,
tOfce Broadway. New York; known the author q
- Res cHrars Te1aeaf the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver. Stomach Bowels, Kidneys skin Nerves,
Muscles JOats BOod. and for ali Female Complaints
continues ms practice with his usual success q he Is
cbscaf from r Y0r ad has rot been for oHy yraTs
lie has other Q5or assOci5 partner al a o.
Ciiea0O Droif P.ffsbTgA ssbere Gad has a0f had -
q BeEzre a al persons EsaS has ane refeading 10
hasr n0s AaUe Aai profeSsi0lIi oosecioa irh
kiM Tkss Isp0siers - Apply personally b. le-
tsT directly To himsef las One. IA Broadway New
York, where alone his treatment be had Remsdies
sent any part of the country aud treatment conducted
saroess ully By leer from the patient preferred
HIS SIX LEcTUREs" the Lungs, and CKplAinihg the
method By Ehich he The diseases s0 pages
bcund) sent BY mail. post paid. for 90 cents.
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ELECTION DAY N WASHINGTON.

I
Good order everywhere prevailed up TO noon to-
day, and il anticipated that the election viii
pass without serious disturbance.
The police were strongly Represented and ar
rangenents were made TO act efficiently and
/ promptly.
Fights Of short continuance took place at several
of the polls without serious results but while officer
/ Allen was attempting to arrest young man named
| Richard Hurley he was knocked down with 3 stone
near the 4th Warl poll regaining his feet he fired
his revolver one shot striking Hurley and danger
ously EOunding him. Allen then made his escape
to the City Hall-a large crowd being in hot pur-
suit Of him when the mounted police arrived and
! auelled the outbreak. Mayor MagrHder did all in
his power to pacify the excited assemblage in an
other part Of the city
A young man named Chas Tretter was wounded
in the hand by stray shot.
Several additional disturbances took place. in
which stones and pistols were fired, bat no one
was reported injured Various false reports Of dis
turbanees put the mounted police in motion for the
specified localities. and they made during the day
large numbeF Of arrests.
There is much excitement tonight, and the
mounted police consequently remain OF duty
IL P. M.-Tbe indications are that Col Berrett
is elected Mayor by several hundred majority, and
that the Democratic party has larger number
Of COuncimen than before.
A procession with music has proceeded 10 the
residence OF the Mayor elect TO offer coBgratula-
tons.
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$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid BY person
wanting few bushels of choice article to Sow.
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no on e
accused them Of sUTT ing themselves toa NAP when
il 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 II an
even, clean, and firm SEAM
A garment msde " to the LETTER"-as above
will never be called upon to recognize the ~LEI
| ER RIP"
At J. Sonneborn's, l56 Superior street, Cleye
| land, o., clothes of the above firm and handsome
description, may slxays be found in any quantity
and what douhly adds TO the wonder, is the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN PER CENT less than al
aay Other clothing store IN The State.
Admission free. and attendants TO show visitor:
through the extensive e tabl blshment-FTatis.
juneSd StriEtf
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pbpsifians & 5urgeOns.


X MOhION, NJ. D.,-PhYs0pathlc
WifsIy and Diseases d Women and ChiaTsa. DR. NOR
TON having located hmze in this place ready TO at
their private dgsllnEs DR. n discaris ali poisons q
every description, either mineral animal yesstabie aud
the ohssrucons stimulates aud up system By
Those atcicd with diseases Of the Liver Ipnrs Kis
peys Spleen. Neur<a. Lad -m1fiou, kh.umatiSn teher
Acute Or Chrone Loss q Appetite Deangems1t of the
Gravel Scrofu SSelines and Uoers Cancers FiSuas
q ne Bsos o. any esIoaie o5 long Standing
p5esson ffoiaPs9s gisfia nEnoTrhsge es are request
adauted 70 Diseases Uf Children
Dr. IL has aso sure. safe and aniuR reuex for
Diahoea. Cohc Cram LOekaW FiIi and sasns Ssst-
ed SIhsSeeess
ofts vagus types together with al oLher or Of acute
diseases Ihls e no hctlor asinarlon the hran.
New Schsoi system q Pcs and IhoTo5sS rssda< of
The y.I.oes seaeos q pAio aad systems q f,etiee, and
kasof so ISIc Is eS@eoSas, ON soSs M
Eclsciic and IhonpsonI.n Drug sioSes AsS an o. the
Indian ksnsaies a9s lasEs nsmbsE Of CcmDounds pre-
ne folovlas. yIs; Com2oasd Syrup o he Wandering
MIX NsfH sqvereirH remedy for tha DJspspsiA Piles
Bftsrx; Dyspe PIC Powders Drops v hish
WssE so s = u % ss; s 2SSs5 as,ss ss@say E
keror Caiomel CERTAIN and speed cure. Dr
cossanDiios asd ali Diseases Sf he I1aes Rn1natc
Lunent OF Pan Killer. superior article any IN
edY far ne Choier Moihsrl Cordial o. Tsass FIissd
and nlher articles tno numerous 10 msI ton
ing al o Chroaie and PiiTsss Dseasss 10 ceaass ~
blood AL The morbid huors D{ NJ does not pretend o
able Diseases and uanF that considered incnrDie
oaee, 70. lg L0rsia 81 Residence, No. 10 Church
,RP. DI, u. v0els s.y that As can st.s One Stu
ss9i SD sssoes in his oessG rec Asess %
~ FnEW0nM n
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GOSSIP
NEw YoRK, June 3.

NV IUhhf JuIIt ..
The Times WAshingtou correspondent writes
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs came
to no resolution this morning on the pending din
eulties with England. Several propositions were
presented, amoug which that BY Mr. Siekles
seemed to be the most favorably regarded. This
authorizes national vessels to capture British yes,
sells which attempt to overhaul American vessels,
and permits our merchant vessels TO arm, either
singly or in conveys and under certain regulations
TO make prizes. The committee will resume the
consideration Of the s1bjset to morrow.
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WILL TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION

To restore heal maa purify the blood. Fevers,
vIfhOat eXcsp-a, from foreign maIters hsyns been
ahslbsd retained the circuaii1n- These Of
sickness my pToi1os naaeuzl, Group. rheumaiisu
so1t, ohoiic c5uEa Bat Branirslh's Pills simple
20 and veg table TIE cause and the cure FOL
lows c0ursc They the o. every day Swing
many valuable lives Pnncral ofice :9i Canal street
Branlreth Building New YORK sold also By
iuus.dSslw nBT7 A s GARDINER. Clevelaud.
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LIQUOR LAW.

FORILANDl Ne june q
The ProhibitOry Liquor Law passed by our last
Legislature was ratified by ths votes OF the people
to-day very few being pOled for the opposition or
License Law.
The vote in this city for prohibition was 1851. and
for license %; Gorham, prohibition 25f, license !;
Falmouth, prohibition Isl, license none; numerous
other towns heard from show about the same COM
plexiOn.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosroN, June s.
During q severe thunder storm this noon the
new schooner Prairie Flower, with as Passengers
on board, Was capsized in our harbor Two men
were drowned and boy missing, but the latter
was probably picked up, as be was near one OF a
number Of reseping vessels who saved the remain
der and brought them TO the city.
The schooner belonged 10 Salem. The passen-
gers were taking pleasure trip to Boston.
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FROM NEW oRLrANs

NV ORLEANS, June s.
Girard s;ith, American candidate, has go ma
jority.
Many Of the principal names on his ticket were
defeated.
City quiet The Vigilance Camp broke up last
night-disbanded but not disorgznized. They say
they ready to carry out their principles at a7y
moment
The nun cipal authorities are engaged in arrest
ing all concerned in the Vigilance m0veme1t
Writs are issued for the arrest Of he leaders on
charge of high treason.
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HAIR DTR-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL. AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others nere mtaiioEs md should be avoided II
you wish % IS -sFe Tiiicule.
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful asl Nafurl Biack ~LOut the least
lnjuy 10 Hair CT ska
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS aase tern
awarded To- Wm. EateheoT ls3s. aud - 600
applications have bsen made the Hair his pairUHs Of
has famous Dye
VIVA BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
10 be distinguished iron uaurs, and IS WARRANTED
niurein least however long may he eouiin-
uei an the an effects OF BAD DyesTemeasj the Hair IN
vl-orafel Tor lite b, TINS spleldsd Dye.
Haae s1ld applied n private rulas Il the Wig FAe-
Is3 Broadway. y Y
e Tha Genuine has the address upon 4 steel
engraving iour sides of each Box, OF
WILLIAM A BACHELOR
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SHIP CHANNEL COxNIssIoSERs.-The Council
last night ballOted fifteen times in eecting three
Ship Channel Commissioners. -Four times for the
frst member; six times for the second; and five
times for the third. Cornelius L. Russell, C. A.
Otis, and F. T Backus were elected.
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,,orr NENTs oF TROOPS.
A'o'h ST. LOUIS, June 3

JeAyenworth dispaL rnes oi tae 4th say that the
nsrt for Utsh. Is postpo1e,!' on account Of the
treme inclemeney Of the weather.
The LeayenwoTth Times Of tie iiOrli- 40 Of the
4th, announces the intention OF Judge ,,ecompton
TO vacate his seat on the bench.
The actions Of the Executive q Missouri with
reference TO the arming and OrgzAf kiag the militia
Of the Western counties Of that 81 ate 4 much den
recafed here
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIClLPRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study aud Experience,
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
BY Cornelius l.. CheeEman, VI ID ,
a-r-u- A-nn.- CIV

NkM YORK CITY
An INSTRUCTOR, a GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
IE which Is euioslied a faa aad chaste description
lSnowledse Necessity the welfare OF those msrried
sh5ut to be the Frooess Of coace pregnancy
sad delTyeTy, their pans and dangers, wen the
methods By which auy OF the latter uy be obvisisd and
teaching how the may Be iHyissicd and restored
te its proper tot, after having been prosraied BY
plants Incidental the human frame Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, vgaioh uiu obviuts
the necessity Of any great Of ckae and enable
the obsrvsnt reader TO BE- 20 great extent her ply
sieisn-
TENTH EDITION.
ms b0oS avai able % the understanding OF the
nol-prezsiouAl ressr aud sklfally elaborated.
pannrd arranged and carsd Out. Suy Of its
kind now bsfoTs the public While ii gives whoiesome
PATsicusrs and some respects e-eEsus information u0a
ofthe os,d delicate aars connected viii ths female
system It should he placed hands Of every female
smile or Married
PRICE 50 CENTS.
This work also consins prss-plns ussd b the doctor
hs practise for the positive OF Srasl0ss Emp
10zs-Fescr cz5 4sus-SersTs cozsis zni colzs- hsz-
-Dys7sssl5-Fslisg a ffss Hair 81 s. Sc any
which prsars1s may prove Of great value the
FsSieT-
This bask vii b sent By mall free Of postage The
reception sf Price which may be either m0aey
os-szs stamps. An orders sh1lld be addressed u
R B dUTCHINGS,
sp22SSwSms0I lSClambers street, n. Y. City.
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u BRYANr& STRATTON's chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from tie Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and Tiet
reTsa. z. R. SPENcER & Sons have charge Oi
the Cleveland Writing Department. cbs4H
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CoNcORD. June s

The Republican Senators in caucus last night
resolved to adhere to the rule Of rotation in Office,
which is adverse to the re-eleeti0n Of Hon. John
P. Hale. The indications are favorable fOF the
election of 7. n. Edwards, Of Keene, to the Sen
atorship
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LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.

A. Ez NEW ORLEANS, June T.
The election has gone American. Girard Stlth
is elected by a small majority.
Vigilants still behind their barbados. Not one
Of them voted. They say they will carry out
their resolutions to free the city Of ruf6ans.-
Great rejoicing in Lafayette Square among the
Stith party.
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y. S. COUKT-The District and Circuit Court
meet on the I3lh of July next-Judges McLEAN
and WILSON. There viii be much business to
dispose Of
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ADVERTISE IN THE CHARD0P
DEFfOCRAT.

Merchants an Business AIsn generally of Cleveland
will Tad Il 10 their advantage ADV ERTISE IN THE
CHARDoN DEMOCRAT It, principe ciIculail0H in
those towns which give their Cash Trade the CITY. Ad
vzrrfssnens inserted cunspiruausly ard 81 low rates
Addrcss J. S WRIGHT,
Charion. Isne ls-- ls5s. Pub Democrat
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FIRE

NV YoRK, June 8.
The freight house at Hawkins belonging to the
Erie 4. r. Co., vas burnt last Sunday, together
with its contents, consisting Of large quantity Of
leather, -four aad other freight. Loss heavy.
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ELEGTION

NoRwIcH, Ct, June 2.
At the City Election to day the Administration
Democrats elected members Of the City Council
to Republicans
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Mroirinrs.
Joy 10 The Admirers of a Fine Head Of
RICu GT0Ccv uArp

Joy 10 The Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
Ials q essaiy . s1anot erst without aae head Of
eirruLr arO1nd each boIis and 40 Que "a ob9 see
PR0FESS0R WOODS HAIR
= EESIOhAflNE--We call the attention of IN oId
lack 20 Is original color Eay ha f-coSsrs the b a. -
eala WITH axarIant srowlh-renoves the daadraa ilc
Of The natural au; and hence II used as a res1Is- 49,
sIiI ~ y, ~ -I si pIsss We Is color. and ksepit from
1liihen gPonthe bald the gray diseased ia Sl "a
aosing locks the witchinr curl ever IL ~ ,b. SS ne
Is Psaise s upon the ioasue Of t.oasAnds-
i rec vea ne iooSing letter in regard the Res
Nj LeavenwOrt-Sir: IhsTs been tTo,sis9 vst - - .
Iru or scurf On my head for more than vear nv ss, -
Haven PAPER about Wooas H.ir Rssfor,,iys ~ = u New
SeI ~ yoar store On ne ist of April last 0urchas
ne ne t9i9g = removed the seqrf and kar beEan 10
an Of Rave great faith ia Il wish voS ne en- ~ -ss rs
tvo bottles moIe b. Mr. Post the bearer q ms 5ot
market i9f many hotties aitsr il is known ksr may nave
Yours with respect RUFUS PRATT
. NJ, - PHL1DgIPa1A, Sept. 3, Is5sH
ffs ,Mool-De9r SIR No II Hair Restorative IS prov
lns tsei oenetei1l 10 The front ana also the back
part OF n head almost lost is eoverugin fact BSID
and the ti9 OF nv head we II staidsd Wh 5ros
ls crop @ young hair and the front also receiving Is
ht whatever. think from nT IN personal
tiOa can induce manT others u try Il
fo1rs respectfully, d. R. THOMAS MD.
No f04 Vine street
- NINcENSES, IA, June - Iss3
FfoL o. J. Wood As you about 10 manufacture and
Nend your recentv discovered Hair Restoratv3 will
sate ior wh0mSoeVar that have used n
and Known others 10 ithat, have for severn wears
ind yours vastly superior 10 anT oher know, II i %
ceanses the head Il dandTu and with one months uuper
use VII restore any persnts hair to tha original hu
eolof ana texure ety1ng healthy. soft and glossy an
and all tis without dscolorng the hanS thai
apply u. OF the dress hich Il drops would therefore
recommend is use to every dssirous Of having fne
color and texture to hair
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING
Q. ]. WOOD co, ProprietOrs ~ Broadway n Y
lmt the great n y. Wire Railing Establishmeni and Il4
Market stseet. St Louis Mo.
And sold BY all good Druggists. mh2.dkwan
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CONING.-MAGGIE MITCHELL has been engaged
for the coming week at the Cleveland Theater.
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GRAFFRNBERG
Family Medicines.
RETAIL PRICES.
GRAFFENBERG

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD, Trumbun Co. o N, arrh7. 81
IhelebJ cery that have been dealing in the Graen
berg Mecnes for the past year and truly say thar
have offered medicines 10 the pubic that have
met with the decided appreciation Of the people than
these. particularly the Pills ald Cafhollcon They will
readily all and than promised for them
have od about my oo ties Of CatbOcon the
son, and a AZ the best resdlts IN every case
J X. 9. JOHNSON. Med Agr.
Read what Dr. Bushneu says Of the GraIsnberE Med
icnes DT. b. II physician Of excessive practics and
Of the snccessfui in the county frunbuIl IN
which he resides.
This certifes that have used the Grafsnberg Pills and
Marshalrs CatholicOn cld here BY H. c. Johnson ia
ny practice 10 ny entire saisfaction- They good
mcdicInsz-i
Dr. G. W BUSHNELL
Hartford, rrnmbun Co. o., March :. 81
WEST BEDFORD COshOct0n Co. May a 81
Mr. B. Eingsiey-Sir: have been selling the meoi-
cines Gn1enberZ Company for the last years,
and have ingarahiy found them gTe good satsctiOn
and the Pills have sold great many Amss regu
larry their and coffee with ny trade they have
bec0ms saple article Marshals Uterine Carh0icnn Is
medicine that has done great amount Of good Female
Diseases. One lady sold L 70. told thit she had
Of medical treatment By the sklf Nh
Yours. Truly. JAMES WILSON
FOr sale b ali druggists aud medi1ne dealers in Ono
H. b. KINGSLEY. Clevetand.
mhG'd&w 1D General Agent for Ohio.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS

DR. TRACY DELORME.
THE GREAT CUKER OF CONSUMPTION, was for
several yea7s 50 bzdlF afflicted by Dyspepsia that for part
the he confined to his bod. he eventual
lyeursd By prescription furnished him by young clair
ysysaf gl This prescription By ehid while
state of 1lce has cured everybody who has taken IT,
having failed once. Il IS equally II cases Of
FITS As o DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be found
n aHy drug store I send luahle prescription
any person the receipi a siaIaPt nay Posge-
Address DR. TRACY DELoRME, GREAT CUKER or
CONSUMPTION. New York Pos oaiee aPl5aikWlm rs
J. B. Barnes Co, PrOprietors of the Cleve
I.ai Plumbing works, At~ater Block prepared
via args force a sxpsueneed workmen doing every
tioa OF Pa ans IN the most thorough manner
scientific psns reasonable terms and short
natice. lasc Fountains o. different tyes and
iEes B4fhiuz Tuhs of cast zld wood, lined with
inae-copp5r steam heaters. lead and galvanized iron
pipes Leather and India Rabh-r Hose. every description
Brass and Plated C1s including the Patent Selfclos
n C0sks rsceatly intIodased Was Bowls and all kinds
fWaier Works Fixtures kep, constantly on hand All
S0rk warranted m2s-dkwtf
GROVER AND BAkER's FAMILY SEWISG Ma
cHSEs.-Tbs particular attention Of Ladies j.
called to the above machine, which possesses the
following decided and unmistakable advantages
Ist. Cotton is used as it is pOrehAsed-On sPOOls
without rs-windings saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and psrPle1ity Of filing shut
tie, fss in other msehines) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
3D. It is very simple yet strong in construction
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulAr, and viii not rip though every fourth stitel
Be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elAstiI
fEbric-
This Machine snbroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving o
lsbOr are invited 10 call at the ssles-rOon Of TIL
subscriber and examine for themselves. Th
above machines are freely shown and samples Q
work given at ali tines.
Tho services Of q lady and the use Of a maehin
can he obtained by the day in families. by calm
atths rom Of Mr. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,50per day
SAMUEL HOPKIEs.
Horthrop Spsnglsr's Block,
nhsOd6m:Iss Superior St, up stairs.
OUARKSI SPOOL COTTON :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09
ARRIVALS

q Citizens Eislug Conveyance to either Of the AooE
Trans Boats Will be called for ~ the Ccheso Stevens
Omnibus Line by leaving theIr address the Onbus OF.
ace 81 superior street door neNtto Neooen House.
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