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r The races were well attended yesterday,
Flora and Prince showed pretty good speed, but
the former did not make the record that was ex-
peeted Of her. Her best time was only 2.35,
On the last heat. The first and second heats
she made s4I and 2:37l respectively.
After the match between Flora and Prince
had been trotted, shake purse was put up and
trotted tor by James Buchanan. Frank Granger
and Humming Bind, in 4 single dash Of three
miles. After the second mile the latter was
withdrawn. Frank behaved badly, and James
took the purse, making the following time =
2:49, 2.5l, :03-s:43.-SGndlsky Register
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EURTUER FROM THE IsTHAIUs-
NEw YoRE, Oct. 2S.


The cholera was still raging in Guatemala
The people Of Nicaragua were still discussing
The question of the formation Of a Federation out
of lie various Central American States. A meet
ing oil the Presidents OF the several States, relative
10 this question, is projected.
Rro-Mr. Grove, Missionary Of the American
Bible Society, has been expelled by Government
lsOm San Salvador.
ur BuckalOo was recognized as American MIN
ister by the Government Of Ecuador on the 10th Of
September.
Bolivia continues in a disturbed state. An at
70 mt was made at La Pas to assasinate the Presi-
denr He escaped but Gen Prudercio and anotn-
o. s,,n sIeuan who stood beside him were shot dead
The "a ~sins had previously proclaimed Gen. Bel
IN and attacked the bIrracks- Tranquility was
in,iIy reSfo, I'd through the promptness and hrn'
uess Of LinareZ. -. r.,
-, and has sent Two war steamers against thai
cSu,stry. with a communication demanding satis'
f,rti,rn for The recent insults TO her Minister
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES oF THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been my good fortune 20 restore 10 heah many
thousands OF my country-Women.
Ny has excited the malice Of the and
ea0us; but their prosecutions only extend
aud ish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upoa ny pathway froul the fair sufferers whom
I relieved So long / held In aectiouate ard
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced no
skill aorl dcspss the eiorts Of mischel-make
nd slanderers
My friends have repeatedly urged me place my mei
cine for producing mensruaii within the reach q the
Ladies OF the United States. but ndspositi0n
field - occnpod sy qgaoks with their penic0as
GHd ear that uapraeple oounierieteEs might palm upon
pubc their worthless imiiatons have hthero pre-
vented ne from esabsn. agencies Tor the sale 81 my
AAIIE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Atias yield the enTeass Of patients ana friends
and offer 10 the suffering Females OF ARsros medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throushou -
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy Of the 'AAIlE DE FEMME"
need onlE say, that liquid orn and Is e1acily such
As have used my practice France for many years and
that It has failed 10 satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and mausruaiiaa stand IN the
laiion Of cause and elect Il alike powerful oginsis
aealthy monstrual nI where has existed and d
Restore where 1t has been from suppressed
Ia oniertO guard imposition the wrapper Of drec
tOas each b0e OF the uie de Femme viii bear M
iten signature, and both the bottle and eueosiug hI
VII be sealed with my private seal
Price, 500 package
Dr. p. II. RECORD.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No. % SupsriOr street. Cleveland who wall supply n,
Anne de Femme =, the Proprieior's pnces.
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y If any ladies wish to get their MuiIs, Vic
tOrines, etc, altered into new fashion, or want
to get furs made up to their orders, 6 RUFFIN1,
81 Superior street viii do it good and right
His stock of Capes, Mufs, etc, is one of the
best in the city, all of bis own manufacture,
and at lower prices than anywhere else If
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JUvENILE HOOK & LADDER Co. No. s-Tbis
company numbering p members nave taken great
pain TO get up good and handsome truck to run
With The truck has cost $50 and was ordered
Of and made by Hoffman, the maker Of the truck
of Liberty Co. No. 2. The boys held their first
nesting on the 27th inst, and adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
ResoLred, That we tender our heartfelt thanks 10
CarlOs smith, Mr.. Sykes, Mr.. Gardner and ali 9th
ers who have kindly contributed to pay for our
truck
ResolUcd, That the cost of said truck when I'm.
ished shall not exceed SIS.
RcSolUed, That any member or members. Euilty
Of prOfane or vulgar language while on duty shs},
pay fine Of twenty five cents.
ResOlpsd, That ifsaid member or members, still
persist IN this vice. be or they shall be expe from
the company.
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RAILRoAn AC vIDENr.

OORSING, -
The night express train for tb eEesl, n1n 4l,l
this town this morning for Buf. % Sn 'Ns ~,
& Corning Rail Road, was {. Vow 4tou , ~
track near COnesus. Mr. o. l. 'Ards hesseIH ~
droyer, 5. ". Reed OF Chenago c. =, \ :, anu an
infant, were killed, and one otherp 1soN, n@le
Known Is so badly injured that he Snlos -. III
Fifteen others were wounded, anon snO l ~ sr- u
NJ valentine n. Y. city }. r. 2 salesA' Gtalo
Hauie. Ind; David TreewiIlinger an Sne, ~
Co, n Y; VIM. McEwen, Ashtsbul l.Shio- .us
cause OF the accident was the spTt eAng o. inc
rails.
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STEAMER LOsT
NEw YoRK. Oct %

New Orleans papers Of Saturday record the loss
OF the steamer Ben Franklin By hre, near Ashton,
on the Mississippi. She was from Memphis, bound
for New Orleans, and had nearly 200 passengers
and very valuable cargo. consisting Of upwards
o. 5000 bales cotton; 30. tons bacon, &C. She took
fire at O'Clock on the morning Of the 2lst inst,
and was entirely consumed. All the passengers
ahd crew were saved. The boat was valued at
$4,000. the cargo at about SIS 900. Insurance
on boat SO. coo in the Louisville Offices.
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VERMONT LEGIsLATURE.

MONIFELILkl UCL- %
The Legislature in Joint Assembly this afternoon
elected the following named gentlemen Judges Of
the supreme and Circuit Courts
Isaac Redfield Of Windsor, Chief Justice; Milo
II. Bennett, Burlington Lake; p. POLAND, of ST
JOhnsburg; Asa o. Adds, OF St Albaus John
Pierpont. OF Yergennes and James Barret, OF
Woodstock, Assistant Justice.
Hon, Edward Everett is in town and delivers his
OTatiGh on Washington in this place this evening.
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WHY is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM! !

BECAUSE IT WILL, in all cases,
ID safely zn ecuaiy cure that much dreaded se0urse
0f the West-Chis. Fever and Aguc-wIthou iai AID ~
all will e0uuert the poison of NIalara, OF which
Il Is Ouly recommendtd IA one class Of dseases and as
tonic unsurpassed We will oer few evidences o.
is WORTH b. men Of influence and high standing.
Prloeton, Ill, Sept. 9O.b, 1851.
Dr. MaNN-Dear Sir For several years Pas, have used
your AGUE BALSABI in my dailv practice, and have
closely obssIgsd hundreds OF easrs, and IN
case has IL faed 10 produce the happy effect
most ehesriully recommend IT certain specific Tor
Chius, Fever and Asue, and Malarisus Diseases
Truly Yours, II. AUSTIN, NJ d.
Marshall. Mich Feb. Ilth, 1851.
DR. MANN Col have sold 4 large amount Of your
AGUE BALSAAi IN this vicinity, and from my personal
nOvlese Of IT, believe It the bsst remedy for Chllls
Fever and Ague ihlt as ever been sod IN Si G gVDE
Ashtabula. Ohio. Jan I.t. lsss.
MEssRs s X. NAM = CO.-Genfs: In eanyassing Tie
States uf Ohio and Michigan for the sale Of tAe different
remedies Of which have csnrO our attenflln has been
SAN has gained for itself every place whore sold u
really seems 70 be THE PEOPLES Wy KEeEpA aud Ne
ssde ali other sgue remedies IN the market. -
Nsy Trus Yours, A $ HENDRN-
New York, Feb. 2. lsss.
MEssRs. s. K Mann Co-Genis: have, al our house
m 81 I0us soId YOUR AGUE BAISAM three years. and
ave carefully observed Effects N CURING, and must IN
al ndor ssy do believe Its equal ersts IN al The
ure o. gfuagentlv every tune, and have known It used
asr oher enedios mad been ted IN valn with the most
happy And what Is more REMARKABLE hate hesei
nov case bit what Temsned cured, Tor al least thai
ssas5a have no hesailsa IN recommending Il as per-
fect Triumph over Chllls and fsvef - q, =, ,,r,,or,
Respectfully Yours, PRoF- d } WOOD.
sK. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio Sold
y al s'Ou ~ GAYLORD HAMMOND,
WILLIAM FISKE
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NEw BUcEwHEATFLoUR-THE FIRST OF TIE
SE,soN.-Messrs. Brown & Andrews Flour,
Feed and Grain Store, corncr Of Ontario and
Prospect Sts., has just received choice lot Of
new hulled Buckwheat Flour, which they are
selling in quantities TO suit purchasers. 1t is
a very nice article. Give them call and tly
il d!vv
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FROM SAVANNAH

Saw NNNAH, Oct. u
Lieut.. George L. Wheeler, formerly Of the Japan
Expedition, and recently attached - the heNe
Gutter Aiken, died here yesterday. lie d Ha'l'e
Of Pennsylvania
The deaths in this city to-day we're NbTee' OF
which two we're of yellow fever.
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New PAPER.-The Palermo Leader is O. new
paper published at Palermo, Kansas by Perham
& Emery. It is weekly family and news paper,
and starts out with vigor and credit judging by
the first and second numbers, it will be 4 vel CON
Quoted sheet. Lewis sThhnighi and SETTLER
& Bro. are Agents in Cleveland.
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CaRp The undersigned military guess Of u 70 Iirht
Dragons their i1te AniyersaEy Fssy desire 10 make
know edEmruf Of rhr kIufufE tH l,s5f rt O. q Cant
He knan nd fts f -ars 7ud >-sfs 20 rIa a. rl5tfv
We " ~ met y hur-h Tecf.td and suf-r sfr.- -
f1I@v. land ~rr-asi IN everr Ssh r1rfe I'D
at'sura Prom oar arnsa 70 GU De ariure even isu-
aElu4hs veulenre provided flr lv them.
proper for 20 that the drI d-cirlu- Of
the Dragons the fed admir ble their high
sodi-rlv p1'iteuss mp and Cuarfers no les %
We ackuoW ledge Fraiefuy obgatiUns TO Can't J. p
Ross Of the Wrddeu Hnusr whose cyllitieS 10 u were
cep'Iua.
The occasion viii long be remembered with SatiSsru
and hope % have opportunity the future 10 ex
ess regards 10 the Dragons. the military ucers OF
Clsvea and and SihsTs, D rrqutzl Of similar pItaiy
A. MARINER
Il G. POWERS,
iEINBAHER
]. GOOD
H. SANFORD
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z" "T0 SM0KRRS q CHEWRRSn

No E5Il1l slull llLI' Do Ihe s3oeII q Ialles VIII
has teeth dsolorel and breath tainted with tobacco. For
purifying the mouth after smoking or ehsygins sFON
TAINE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one Of the
most efectual deutrihoes II WhIens the
strengthens the gums and impaIis BREATH ofteI
offensive. agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAVING.Its rch lliher peuetraies and softens
the bsari prevents irritation. and renders operation
easy and agreeable +. c. FONTAINE CO 3O5 Broad
way and No Asior HOUSE. New York sold by sI
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FROM ROsTON.


BOsrON, Oct 23.
In Lowell last night large wooden building Oc
cupied by NOrcrOss i Co. a. a planiug mill, and
containing large quantity Of lumber was destroy
ed by fire. Loss S25.OOO, mostly insured The fiIe
was the work Of an incendiary.
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WV. SMITH, Foreman.
Wv. McBRIDE. Asst. Fol

POLIcE CoURT.-James Riley for assault and
battery was fined $40 and costs
James Smith for intoxeation fined 50 and five
days in prison.
Alfred W. Gilman for making a disturbance at
MeLeods gambling rooms fined SIS and costs
Nancy Spears sole buffalo robe from W B.
Sheldon, and for the offence was fined SIO and 30
days Imprisonment
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
YELLOW FEVER. -ssl

YELLOW FEVER. - e
NEW ORLEASs, Oct. &c
Deaths from fever yesterday, u.
The steamship Mexico arrived from Galveston
the 2Gth inst
The sloop Of war Plymouth was waiting al Ners
Cruz on the 221.
Forsyth Is hourly expected.
cant, Dalpreeu visited Tampieo and secured
Garsas promise for the fun reparaton Tor outrages
committed on Americans
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n. II. soLoMoYSoN.

PRACTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPucAN,
the largest assortment o. the approved kinds
PEcTAcLES. Allhis glasses whether for near Tar
lighted ground under is osu aspeclan " machine
0f construction, with the greatest care 50
suit the eyes IA al cases heatasss. Dz-ssss
IsGasfas o. ~ Eycg, and mpzrtns sfrslgth loHg
Reading OF iae sewing
q \. ii Solcm1nsJn wDuld h-Te inform he public
thst h never employs any the sale OF la. lenses
y Also splendid sssoTtme Ht OF SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, CONPASSES, Ec, kes1 on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
iuseIted SsIji0ut pain as perfect uatuIal
-ohics Is Superior street under the AmelI,sn Hotel
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FIRE.

S,,r.,rsb,,rv & Prices FIGURING Mil, one OF the
Isr,st in he e0rntrv was totally destroyed by hTe
tbis A NJ 1000 bushels of wheat were burned
Ooss "a OOO insured S2O,OOO
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LNPORT1NT TO FEM4LES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius l.. Chccseman,
NEW YORK CITY.

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Chccseman, VI ID e,
NEW YORK CITY.
Tho combustion OF ingredients IA these Pals the
suit Of Ions and extensive p,aroe They are mild
heir operation and ceTia c0Treius all Irregularities
Painful Mensruailous Removing al distractions whether
from cold Otherwise headache pain the side. papita-
Of the heart whites, all affections hy ystscS
fatigue pain the hack and limb disturbed sleep
which arise from Interruption OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills iugluabe. - they viii bring on
he m1nihly peOd with regularity Ladies who have been
disappointed IN the oher Pills can place the utmos
confidence ia DR. Cheeseman's P lis doing all that they rep
resent 10 do.
NOTICE.
TAers oGajoa Of f5e female sysfeu m lrseA fls
Pils cannot be token pif0a pTOIuring PECULIAR RE-
SUIT. The condition referred % IS PREGNANCY-tAs
TsSHh MISCARRIAGE Such IA irTesistasls isadsHey
q the msaicHs 10 resyre The seIHal rfoEs norma
coalition fiaf ls rspr015rs p0ser Of
TegIsf a.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
furious Explicit dreoiuns which should he read
paEy each box Pnce 81 by mail OF enclosing 81
DR CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEN,N Boa 53l Post Office.
NeE York City
SOLD PY QNE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN N THE
UNITED STATES.
R b. HUTCHNGs.
General AGENT for the United States,
les ClaHl5ers-St, New York
To rl0ul on wholesale 0risrs sh9uLf BE- aidrass1d.
Setr SOLD IN Cleveland hv WM FISK
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GUIrAR.-J H THoxAs, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No. 3 Eu-lid street Terms
Fifty eents per lesson. IT.
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. C,srssa-s 5frs iis strings y, e sla.,s,ssi erss.
3, Tlaalnasr o. sfsggilg he ri5rai0u o t .t,iag
T. IL ssr.Hs1sgf fisriJraiiOE q aissiT.Hg-
S. Tlequaiy Of ilsioH@
C. Tisstaagih Of string
= TLe grsuf lE Of fs lri s iairnf rsnaais ia iHI'
That the public may see and judge themselves whether
the above be true publish diagram VI the Oh -na
m modern pproyenent- and the IIaiet Davis style
which accepts doetrue that living in an az y &
equal four; that ldb lbs weigh twice much IS my
M Illustrate the phiOsOphyof OF the kinds Of instru-
nents and leave the reader draw bis conclusions
I. The Hallef, Daris q 60. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of day other make IA
the sized case
IL the length Of straight string be used for vibrA
ton see diArSm while those that are bent necessarily have
the rest or bridge pin inserted At great rom me e9
Of pzn0 else the angle would Be 50 great the string would
snap before could be drawn within an octave Of
Iswe known that the reason six-octaEe piano does not
nat is strings i0r. With the above improvement,
s.. Hae Davis Co piano h enabled 10 send out
fr 1ai r f5ae than seven octave piano OF any e r
make.
>. The Hallei, Duris g. Co. Pianos hare a roider
space Bet,oeen the strings than those Of any other
make.
TIE truth OF this is equally plain from the fact
that straight string occupies space than simply its
suits while bent string requires in addition (see dsa
suits the bent swings neeessariy close together that
they oen his one AnNther and while ne perform
straight strings have that they vbrstc freely and
never clash agane. cne another
3, The manner Of stopping be ribrdtioH.
The vibration Of the string all pianos commences where
strikes it the bridge where is stopped lsee
diagram III .
Tie tone Of the violin in the world can Be ruined By
substituting bridge thus proving hat Tie tons o.
string Is Ia loi By he HaHe in which The Vi6rsii2n
stopbed vibration Of the string in the IL ID e piano
L sfopd with lite rets ofeopper bell metal see
diagram giving the string soft full mellow dlif iolf
while pianos the vibration is stopped BY upright
ir Ds see diagram Bl giving thin irony Hafra foHe
that thousands Of persons having hne musical Or
/ CARNATIONS TO eKclalm=
do not Ike the irony tvang Of piano IL T. Tar inferior
TO tie full rich Of an organ. hute or nelodeon
The reason that strings In ell ether pianos bent At the
brd Din l. that sharp angie AGf0 b max II orderto stop
The vibration In the H. d. O. piano the strings are drawn
straight over the copper fret and held dawn hm thereon By
/ 4 Suspension Bridge. [See diagram s. B
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aNOTHEIt AssAssIN.

NlNCENNEss OcI- -
This evening, just at dusk, man went 10 the
residence Of Mr. John Price, Conductor ON tie
&. y NJ. L. r., begging for something 10 eat The
servant gir took him plate Of yictnals and as she
bau,le Il 10 him he struck her on the head with a
siung shot, telling her 10 the floor, and INJECTING,
Il is thought mortal wound. The assassin then
rushed upon Mrs Price, who succeeded in escaping
out sr the back part Of the house. Her cries
alarmed the neighbOrs. bat before any help arrived
the villain made good his escape, and up 10 this
time has not been apprehended. His object, it is
su opposed, was TO rob the hOuse.
Ms, Price and the girl were the only persons IN
In. Lou Se at the time.
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MASONIC

DoYLEsrowS, Pa, Oct. %
The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania to-day dedi-
Gated the new Masonic Hall iu this place, with all
the hOnOrs
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q SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also.
Shings and SiKpenees. bought at SIl5 per ounce by
CHAs- A READ Co, Bankers, No. &c Water street,
opposite the Pos; Office.
NIB Spanish quarters viii average nearly tveniy-three
cents each. ocG dSw An 2lG
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
APPLETON, TRACY & CO,
wALTHAN. MASS. MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent LeUer Watches.
THESE SUPERIOR MATCHES are

THESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
Il made bv the sii OF new and osIsinal m1e hin q
deSffued 90 Sucurr Win A Low PRICE. klNE.
sUBSf fANiIAL, RkLlABLE Tl8IE-KEEPER. The
vene1iS IN construction. uud ore Pronounced by
fbv hah@S auf horities 10 De FAULTLESS IN PRINCI-
PIE AND QUALIFY aud have been proved By the In0.t
exciting 20 be reliable and unilg lhess
Watches manufactured ir crude mis- In
sinsie establishment, hy ect and uorm processrs
munufactofy being organized upon the
hts Les adopted the produrton the un0qusisd
frsarnis. VI inch elabies produce
meat ONEiiALF the pca of any f5rcgR movement "
tbs qu1ty and VIZ guarantee The perfect p rfornncs
for ten oi every Wach mauui1c.ured y Is -
ALI. FORElGN WATCHES ARE BfADk BY HAND
The Anetiean watches beiHg he oaly ones Has y ma
rhnery. upon uuiiorm system through W Neaiiy al
haud-lade Waches a feCiire. and are eoleay get
out OF ORDER IN nanF parts OF ihe eul1t4 y - IN
possible good atch s4 at lairlu
awavs uacerian aud expensive Inc introduction Of
Americ.n " thls D "a fultF. N COUNTRY
Mrrcff tSrx A. well Va. h-le-icrs, Keep Watches
- mr. III their iaueus stuck suti ts supply their
r1,sfdn,ers with a NEw srAPLE. winch be used
h.r srtie with Ut lnfstsry Sr hunaoug sold b. the
'iAl' EoB6iNs APPLETON, General Agents.
ssUas - sIr IL las IS Madeu Lane New YORK,
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]. B. Barnes 4 Co. ProprietoTs OF I6e CIeIe

}. b. Barnes Co, PrOprletOrs Of the Cleye
aai Plumbing WORKS, Atwater Block are prepared
with aTge force OF experienced woTins doing every
esoriptiOn Of Pa nbin the thorough manner on
he most scientific plans reasoab- terms aud on short
notice Large stocks Of Fsuntans Of different STYLES and
lzss, Bathing Tubs OF iron and Atud lined with
luHed.1per steam heaters lead aai Galvanized iron
Leather d lndla Rubber Hose. every iescr1gf 40
81 HAS aul Plated ts fucHd;s the pateus s. fclas
Cocks, recently Iutroiued M1> BOWS ana an klpjs
....r.l l-.Lr.urn- -
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paprr Gartatrs.

NEW PAPER.-RECEIYED THIS
~ DAY. cases Pspar HsRsings, Al No g So
ysr0r sTest, sspls n CARSoE.
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JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared deliver pure ariice OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANNA COAL. selected
expressly for family use.
u Crders promptly filled tLeir Yard On the Canal
the foot Of Vineyard street Cleveland O.
JOHN TOD. ocI7 dom 2l6s JVN. YATES
e A RAKE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT
Persons requiring light agreeable and respectable en-
plOymsnt by which they realize from SO to so Per
week, will ascertain full particulars by addressing
HUTCHINS Z co,
les Chambers street, New York City
One postage stamp required 10 prepay answers
Ocl2 dim 25
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.--
Il KiNSAIAN ST House and Lot So-sl hoHse s alg
gry arse cJraer Frut and Shade Trees shoft
iIsiaee irn Perry ST. Exchange Tor ~ 10 . rss neai
he civ or tur a faim IA this county, 81 ~
VALUABLE LAND IN MlsCONslN-AO ares .
lstlrs ffuu Part Washing Lake Michigan a. Ar VI
waukee Heavy timber land, with excellent SOIL VIII
rGshsuse ior a guusl f4ral near The city . 81,
PAULDING county, acrrs "a mlles ifen me
Cuufy at iy main mad. 3 miles tron K X Staiioa
Tgo land uth "a liable timber EIchange Tor sn Al
fzru the cllYs
.foy frame Buds, exchange for desirable WT2iefn
HAaflLToN sT.-Tv9 houses and lots TO exchange ioF
4 small farm
- ACRF.S 3 miles lrum Furt Wayne.
Is ACRES, d mIlfs lrJul DeIrot.
% ACRES nile iTom New Lis on, County Sea- OF
Will eIeiseons all for improved pruPeriy in OF Hea'
this city. d,
FIVE ACRES-Four miles from tn city, with a snail
housr good sli, sandy lJaI and sprlns VI wier Seo
Will exchange for 3 iafm. -.
ON LAKE SHDRE-i % miles west OF the City--e giiy
fur fsil Acres small house and uTuafd and5 sere
timber. To- Kehange Tor house and lot-one ch Nss
side preferred
OLMsIED FALI.S.-House aud tarn with l9t o. on
bslf acrg ROUSE x JENNINGS.
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