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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03
NOTICE TO THB SICK.


DIR. HILL
Offering to the community mis- justly celebrated rem
edies for chronic and diseases o. long standing do
not wish to trihe with the life or heah Of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials Of nun.
be OF respectable ladies and gentlemen from which the
suffering can judge for themselves. The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions false state.
ments OF the efficacy OF his medicines will he hold
outany hope to suffering humanity, which facts will not
warrant few testimonials are here given, and the
doctor solics an inquiry from the afflicted, into all he
publishes, feeling assured they will End them perfectly
rehaole, am his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
Iest'mony Of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DOCTOR HrLL-Dear Sir This 10 to certify that
my case was one of very bad humor In the blood but
can truly that your valuable medicines have cured
me, and recommend all that sick TO call upon you
Tor you can cure them. Yours, truly, J L.. L.
Worcester, Mass.
This certnes that my wife was afflicted with a weaK
ness or general debility. Doctor HIPS medicines cured
her. JPB.
DOCTOR Q. A. HmL-siri will cay that your medi
Inc has benefited me much My health 10 much better
nan II was when commenced taking Il. thinkit vii
cure me. IhaYe not been troubled with the pain IN my
head but since taking your medicine The dlstress
between my shoulders has all passed away Thinkln
that you might like 10 hear how was gsttngaIonq,
have taken the liberty to address these lines to you
remain, SIR, yours respectfully Mrs. a. o.
Rutland, Nov. 3, 1864 ar Ial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03
FIRE WORKs---

sANDERsO h LANERGAN, the we'll known onIv
successful eyrosechnists to the City Of Boston orthe pss
Stes Ieas hgy did not have anything to do with the
PREPARED to furnish Exhibitions Of the superior SAFETY
Prg works from 81 to $4,000 from Torpedo to 20 TO-
osAe'at SNORT poce: Their spacious Sales Ware
1ouss Is now az II 'LDEN, GUTTER CO.'S SO & So
N0'' DooSn. dtJy4 my22
General Debility. ''-Tbere is No srcb di.o,.o
as 'De3iey, or "Gsnera oebilty,m and the exbibi
o %gns 81 saGk LOB Bsmuh Tonic Bers, or any
OF empiricism Read DR.. BLISS advertiseo on ~ nv
iNfN'' y" Deo.llty. dSw2w je2S
L c o l. N a n
WORCESTER MASS
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Arnold's GiObuleA and Vital Fluid. -Rei
sale, Wholesale and retail, by
30. Hull, Druggist and Apothecary,
mys az Neohanios' Hall Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03

sLATER'S RO@E WALK,
Bear Of Qulnsigamond Bank, ....... Worcester Maa,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03

q Smoked SuInpns
Picked do.
Smoked Habut.
No Mackere
DUN FISH
500 boxes No. Herring, at 25 cents box.
Just received and for sale by
jy2 dot PUTNAM & SMITH.
PICTUB KS! PICPURES!l
The crowds of people who daily visit the Photographic
Gallery at No. l6 Harrington Corner all say that they
can get FINER Likeness Of themselves at this place
than at any other in the city. Come and see US every.
body, and get likeness taken ia any style you wish
we make the improved Amhroype the common Am
brotype the Photograph the Daguerreoype the Letter
type, the Meainotype, the sphereoype and in Short
every kind Of type known to the art
je29 dtf TAPLEY CLARK, Artists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03

Adm THAYER
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At EAY.
No 2IS Main street. .-.--.--. Worcester M,
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&. s. MASON
iosn probably sell PinnO FOrtes cheaper than any
dealer agent in the State Cark's Bloch, Worcester
je3O diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03

, ,y,,,, WILLIAM CIRCUIT,
A1IORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW
ans 1ss Main Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03

l,c4,on,-,,o. Il. TiLLOTsON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSETT0P ~ FArv
No o, Brinley Hall,
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o. e. e a ER Is
ID + N r - n.
1oS main street. opposite the new Mechanics Han
lyl Building dH1ts
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For The EspnCial Heneht Of feRnnIcs.-
The advertisement ia another coumn General Debil
ity,'' written By Dr. BLISS Let every female read
carefully and undersiandingly. d&wZW ie29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03

m the fourth Of July, l776, (eighty-two years
,onorrow.l the representatives of the then
thirteen colonies of Great Britain on TINS CONT
Dsnt. which afterward became free and independ-
ant states, resolved as follows, as the basis Of
nr;ncinle, on which the subsequent union and
Io.,i,n,;on for the government of all, were form
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03

t9 the mmediite vicinity Of the Boston & Woroese,
Railroad, Norwich Il Worcester aad Nashua a Wrco,
ter Depos. d&wtf "oIce'
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This certines that my wife was afflicted with weaK
her. i n
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PHI LAP ENG LIsB,
u p II O L S T e r. z r,
F0hfersa Block.

Corner OF Main and Pearl streets, Worcsrter.
Also, Carpets made and put down
All orders promptly executed.
TERMS CASH
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Il n IA o U e
WORCESTER, MASS.
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See advertisement Of Or. SANFORD'S LIVER IN
VIGORATOR, in another column Of this paper.
mi 81
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

isels Prom o.A Gep, by sorasrsst Wilton, ssin Mays
And Hirueb.gos Assner, 70 usnsuto. 60 niles
and back. oncs wcsx.
]. ave osk site-, Monasv sf am.
ARRIVE ~ Msnkato nexa day by 6 pm;
Leave Mankaio We5aesisy ut IA M,
Arrve si o 4 Glen day by ePm,
Proposals soT twice week sat ice aIe invited
l3cla Fcn O~assnns, Somerset and Bsrin 10 Geneva,
20 nlls ssa hsck. elice week
Leave otra.onna Wednesday Of san,
Arrive al GsGsya hy IL a,
Leave Geneva ss pm.
Auss si Ousosus iy IN.
1860 From Poreyilis, by Arncdssie 10 New Oregon,
Isxx, 30 aisrz snd back, cAcs . week.
Leave Fores.vais Mondsy az H7pm;
Arrive al Nsx OresoaLy pm,
Lesvs New Oregon Tuesday si IA,
Arslse q; Fesensills by 6 p IN.
sesi FIcn caieass, ty Spring Grove, Bcsyills. ard
Lsahns Giar, % Euia., 81 uiIcs ana hasi, onee
Leave CsseariA Aendsy ST an,
lAfrive al oa same day py p N,
Leave E.iafs Tuesday It M
AFrivs at Caiedania by pm.
1892 PROM csrnen River Fss BY Wene.nnga Concord
Mani rsire, High Forrest, Frsnkford, L-ruy, aud
Lame spring, (iows. to New Oregon. so mics
sad back, wreA.
Leave Cannon nvsr Pals ~ Wsdnesiay at 6 am;
ATriss al New Oregon next day BY g ms
I,ssse New Oregon Fnasy e.s sns
Arrive at Cannon Rrer Falls by spm
i3ez3 From Eias, by Vslvils, Feressviis, Farvisw,
Spring Valley. Deer Greek aud EIk Horn, 10
high Forest. 40 nsles and back, week.
Leave EilSosa Trrrdsy II amt
Arrive - lish Fnrsss day by ms
Leave High Forest "Wednesday al IN,
Arrive q e. siusa ssuc day BY pm;
Proposals lcr tw.ce week seasice invited.
1864 Frsm Eli Ia hy Uxbhds~ Ls Roy ard Nevada, TO
| Ce2ss City, go mites srd bxk, ~eek
Leave E,io;a MondTy al q ms
Anive Il Cedsr City next day by Pun;
Leave Cedar Cry "Wednesday st7sm;
Arrive At ElHcsa next day BYE pn,
1895 From roH Edsely, by Sauh Pass o Rocky Noun
'sins, ssda spFnsa, Head of Huaabcat River,
Honey Lake, aal NSbie,s Pass in the Sierra Me-
vada Mountains. 10 shasss CITY, fCal)
(EssaLHsEsd 6E az If Coaerc.s Mzrrh 2, 1887 }
Bidders viii propose q scneduis sad give dis,Arcs
1906 From Rocheser ny New Haven, Pine Island and
Rascae, 10 Far bsui, fs miles an6 back. twice a
q Hnek.
Leave Rochester Tuesday and Friday At 8 m;
Arrive as F.rihaalr ty n;
Leave FarIbau u4 "Wednesday aud Saturday nj m,
Arrive a, Rochester by 6 p n
frcpossl, Tor tri-wcskiy service ere invited
The Washington union., 1858-02-06
INSTRUCTIONS.

Contaaing coaa 10 L IN sorparasSd tA< coaacs 70
TIC ezseas Gs sp1Tincnf say aeess proper hal
T. Seven minutes are allowed to each nternseais o.
fee when otherwise spccifsd fcf sM 1tn9 ne aas
but on railroad and steamboat routes there to e %
more delay than is sufficient fo- exchaH1s ~ ~ saa
bags
whsrc TIE mode az oonye sditF II f. he special
AGENTS Of the department aso post oi6ce hAakS, nal
bags lneks and Eeys {, he conveyed whosa ertsA
charge.
q On railroad and steamboat lines the sgents Of
the department are to be convey without charge ana for
their exclusive ua while travelling wish the .ilA COM
Icdous car, or apartment IA ne ocn,re % ear
ly shed wermed and furnished and s4ap'esto u- con-
ysnen Feparaion and due security Of the Maiis u ~ he
provided by the contractor unse the direction of the de
psrtnent
the mail fror and delv into the post ocss q the
commencement and e1d Of tir routes ana % ana no al!
Offices than eighty rsds iroE ssioa ~ anaang
Proposals usy be submitted fer the Pezfcsnace 81 all
other side servoesi is for oicss over egaty rotB ou
a station lrneing.
charge IL persons enpoyei by railroad companies There
will also lie way bss7 prepAsed BY postDaseaws,
oher agents Of the Post ose Department. asecwrany
the specifying tAs nSm~r and destination Of the ser
ers bags On the PRINCIPAL stage rorte hSewtse receipts
vi he rsqared and way bills f,rxad ded he 2sex 70 b.
mined hyhe several pos,massrs 10 insurc regularity
in the delivery Of mail begE-
4 No pay viii be made for ri2s not performed; And
fer esih OF such OMISSIONS taI.factonly sxfasned
three tes th pay Of sc TRIP may bs dedscsos For ss-
walls SO far behind ume as bres& consezcs vssh dsA
ing ssls, aud sufficiently excused one-'ouftn o. tns
sa,iou for the trip satect fgeisura Dsduc-
on will also ordered for grade o Per'ormAnca fA
nor 70 that soecfed the contrac' For repeated dsn
aurpc,e of the kind herein specified, enlarged psna1e.
rrororai,r 70 the nature thereof and iyosance or
4 For leaving behind or sru wing CT the mails q any
,oroh OF .hss oT Ire adas~ssca Of pa.asagas, E BE-
nr concerned Getting up rnsMnK sxFresa cnavsy
w inleles1oe in advance ef the ssss qasrsr psy way
be dedacrsd
The Washington union., 1858-02-06
The undersigned, postmaster at

- certfiea, UNpEE HIS cATH OF OFFICE, tnAi a
i acaaante5 with tie above suarantos and knoss them
be Of property, and abie % MAKE eQea tnese
guaranty. yer41sR, lf ssrHE
Daies tSA8ne"- lsns@rrr
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

Tha undetEigned resldia1 at -----------, 6tAfA OF
----- undertake thst, the fcssy0ing bi4 ~ ear
ryinu the mail route No -- b scesRsed ~ me
psaisr General hddes shall, isr 70 II - dAy
az Auss, ls5s into tire required oblqaaon = ssa-
trse, 10 ertr. the servcs proposal with gocA saA su-
Gent srresies. 81
bes assuneg 5s quarsnforx under e 27A ssis~ ~ 0rs
Of C.errcss ef July p ls36. *#g az
DATED tSgned by two guauasaEa)
C.ry,festr r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23
Burning flni6.
l1bpsifialls & 5urafons.
D M0hT0N M D-PhVsonlthic

- MOhIONY VI. H. ny ysOpdJnlc
Eclectic Physr ian and Surgeon p ess Of Mid
V1fery and Diseases OF Women aud ChinTen. DR. NOR
ION hagiag located himself in his place. ready % at
their private dWeIliugs DR. n dscarts al Bas5ns Of
every description, ether mineral animal or yeeabe aud
reduces his them but simply removes
the obsrueinn stimulates and tones up the system By
healthy medication
ueys Speen Neuralga iuh mat Rhsumatls. teIther
Acute Chronc Loss OF APpeiIte Derangeme1t of the
Gravel Scrofu Swell and cers Cancers, Fist ulas
impurities u The Blood Chronic OF long Sanding
diseases diseases peeuar % the eIal- se1 sleh a.
preston Pr0lapsus UtsrIa, HEmorhsse - are Request
ed 90 call His Mole ol Treatment Is also completely
DR.. n has also safe and never failing remedy for
Fever and Ague Cholera OholeraA Aorbus yseHteIy and
Darrhoea C0he Cramps loekaw fIs and sashs treat
- DIM Is also prepared totreai successfully FEy ERS
ne Varons types together with all other form Of acute
diseases This ctIon imagination - TIE 6raln.
bot fi dednciea from twenty yers % The Reform Or
Nex school system rafice and Thorough read %
schools n ply ic and systems Of priee, and a
gradgate from the old and schools OF Nell ine -
kialso 30 TANlC MEDICINES smPles and compounds,
tncHres and sTups, su as are usually sept m Boanc
Indisn Rsmedes aad large numbered Compounds, pre-
SEsd hy himself a. Remedial AGENTS. am9us which are
NJ X weed, remedy for the Dyspepsia Piles,
Sc Anti-B Io1s Pills exclusively % ne Lysi;
never All cure EyeWater never lshug remedy for
Weak EEunG lnfamed Eyes, Cake me To- q N
Ms S Of Wla Cherry Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis.
ConsamI 20 and al Disess Of me Lu..-s, khealae
Iniment 7rPsn Killer superior article 70 any n9S IN
use for nte mai external aP2ieaiioni sovereign Rem
ey for the hoisFa: Mothers Cordial or feaie krend
~ ofber art 'cies too numerous 10 ulai ton
RI n B. Particular Alteration wlllbe pad IN treat
ing all Old ChrU uie and Private s,3sss, 70 seaie ne
hosd all the orhd humols Dr NJ Goes 70. ID %
rase the dead bu he does claim that be can cure al cur
Oaice No lls Lo.ain ST. Residence, No 10 Church
81. CleEeland, West side l. - -. a. g..
e p ;. Dr. NJ Syoae ~ tha al is li ~ ~ Os - ~ ~
VARIOUS branches SdosStIalEA lsa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23
ATLANTIC CARLE.

NEW YoRK, August 81.
The Chamber Of Commerce to-day passed con-
gratulatOry Resolutions on tue successful lying Of
the Ocean Cable and appointed Committee TO pro-
cure suitable testimonials 10 be presented TO Capt.
Hudson and the other officers OF the Niagara
George x. Ives, OF Brooklyn, is making eXten
sive preparations for q grand celebration in the
vicinity OF his country residence, near Barring
ton, Mass, the birth place Of Cyrus W. Field
Many distinguished gentlemen from this city will
be present. The Municipal Cable Committee to-
day rected their Secretary TO extend invitations
TO President Buchanan and his Cabintt, and also
to all the foreign Ministers at Washington and the
Governors Of several States, TO be present az the
festivities in this city on the lst Of September
There Is rather a wide spread desire manifested
among our citizens TO get Possession Of piece Of
the ocean telegraph cable for q keepsake
Telegraph operators are much annoyed by requests
TO get bits Of il for their friends and Others or TO
inform them where they be got in order 10 sup
ply this want The Messfs. Tiffany, Of this CITY,
have bought the one hundred miles Of cable now
r'Inaining on the NiagaIa which they intend TO
cut up IN small sections for sale TO be mounted or
otherwise as purchasers, nay prefer. The bargain
for the cable was closed Saturday az about four
hundred dollars per mile. We understand that
Messrs TinIDy & Co. also intends to prepare and
presents handsome specimen OF the cable to every
State and Collegiate Library in the United States
as well as TO all the Libraries in Canada aud the
other British possessions The Atlantic Telegraph
Company have also decided TO present a specimen
Of the cable 4 souvenir to each and every Tele-
graph Company now in existence
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23

A MEDICINE As Is MEDIcISE.-DOesticks
has invented medicine. and in view of the
great good it has already effected, claims that
his name should be handed down to posterity
as one Of the benefactors of mankind. He says
81 bought gallon of tar, a cake of beeswax and
firkin of lard, and in twenty-One hours pre-
sticks Patent SelfActing Four Horse Power
Balsam, designed to cure all diseases of the
mind, body or estate, give strength to the weak,
money to the poor, bread and butter TO the hun
CRY, boots to the barefoot. decency to the black
guard, and common sense to Democrats 1t
acts physically, morally, physiOlOgieaIly, and is
intended to make our sublunary sphere bliss
full paradise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23

TEHPERANCE.-At the Temperance Meeting
in the Sons of Temperance Hall on Ontario
Street yesterday afternoon, the discussions
were animated and interesting, and participated
in by number of persons. The Committee 10
whom was referred the matter of getting up pc.
titions, requesting the Judges of the Common
Pleas and the Prosecuting Attorney to enforce
the liquor laws of the State, reported by present.
ing the printed petitions, and the names of per-
sons in each Ofthe Wards of the City to act as
COMMITTEES in procuring the names of signers
These Committees are energetic men, and will
perform their duties faithfully and thoroughly
The Secretary, Mr.. LEWIS, in accordance with
the resolution adopted at the previous meeting
reported that he had opened correspondence
with the various Temperance organizations
throughout the County with 4 view to the call
ing of Temperance Mass Meeting as soon as
Practieable-but that he had not as yet received
any answer in consequence of the short time
which had elapsed since he had written his let
ters- The prOpriety of holding evening meet
ing during the week was discussed, but laid
over for action at another time.
We are glad to see an increasing interest in
this subject oftemPerance and the indications
are that with the union of energy and action
which has characterized these meetings so far,
something will ultimately be accomplished
toward relieving our city of intemperanee and
its ccncomitant evils
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23
WAsHINorox, Aug. 3

The President, after consideration, has confirm
ed the appointment OF Mr. Fonda as p. NJ. at Troy
the contestant, Mr. Macarthur, having already su
Office worth about LOO per annum. in which there
is no likelihood OF his being disturbed; the Presi
dent declines 10 rescind the former order.
Patrick GIatien appointed Z. NJ. At West Troy
has been confirmed and his commission ordered 70
be issued
The order for the appointment Of Mr.. Buell as P
NJ. at Whitehall has been rescinded and AtheTtOn
Hail the present incumbent is retained
A train IS organizing in the Quarter Masters
Department at Fort LeAyenwOrth, 10 proceed 70
Fort Smith, Arkansas, TO form part Of Lieut.. Bal
lis expedition
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23

THE CASE or AMOS CoE.-Our readers viii
remember a statement in our Police Report Of
Saturday morning to the effect that Mr. Cos
had forfeited his bond-fve hundred dollars
Mr.. Cos has prepared statement, handed US
too late for publication this morning, in which
he says that there was no bond in the case at
the time it was claimed 10 have been forfeited;
but that bond of one hundred dollars had been
given upon his arrest for resisting officers" :"
That bond was given to the " City of Cleve-
land, was complied with and was not continued
the information against him having been
changed. Mr. Coz claims that the information
has been amended once and changed no less
than three times since then; the case haGng
been continued as often or oftener On Friday
morning he went to the Police Court for the
purpose of answering the charge. While there,
another case came on, and being compelled to
90 out for some purpose, took occasion to go
TO his Office for book. When he re eurned TO
the Court, he found it adjourned, and docket
entry made to the effect that he had forfeited his
bailbond Mr. Coz went to the Court again on
Saturday, but was informed that his case was
no longer on the docket, and upon examination
Of the Journal, found that no disposition of the
case had been made, and then moved to have IT
reinststed on the docket, in order that it might
be legally disposed Of The Judge insisted that
il was out OF Court; while Mr.. Coz claims that
there is but one of several ways that case can
be legally disposed of; and that the Journal
must show one of them, which it does not in
this instance. Coz says further that the bill Oi
Sl5S costs is erroneous in several instances as
the papers and documents in the case viii
show.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23
G1uratiunal.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
euh arlnr ali the eieneuis Of solt and usFfu Ed
nrfou vii he osned the Su1day School Roou IN the
reTr n rrffr Churrh Supeor the r of Sep
ie1s- under the Of the Nisses ARIAN. and the
rsnesl eTiIendence OF Rev A NAkiAN As Rector Of
the School
ApDcaiions for admission 70 be made a the School Room
Al any time during the course Of the School term
Prospectus setting forth Ter1ss. &C. eau be had
pation 70 the Recfor either d e Rev gent nen,
YiSit1rs Of the School nE ELAXION.
DR BOLLES,
a13 d2m lss RET- L. CARTER-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23

FOR Putin BAY.-The steamer Nay Queen,
Capt. Z. R. VIsER, will leave her dock at pre-
cisely halfpast seven o'clock tomorrow morn
ing for Put-in-Bay. The excursions 10 Putin
Bay which have occurred heretofore have been
Of q private character, but this one will be
thrown open to the Public, and those who are
inclined to go, can do so by the payment of 81.
The excursion will be pleasant one, and we
doubt not will be extensively patronized.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23

Ist. Cotton is used as it is purehased-on spOOls
without rs-winding; saving tine, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and perPlexity of filings shut
tie, las in other machines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
ID. It is very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not
euirs to be taken apart to be oilsd.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut.
5th. The stitch is SIS elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOidsrs beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the salesroom Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at sll times.
The services Of lady and the use Of amachine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,50per day
SAMUEL HOPKNs.
Northrop & spanglsr's Block,
mh3odsm:1es Superior St. up stairs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23

ALMOST FIGHT.-We were the involuntary
listener on Saturday evening to a war of words
between two gamblers one of them well known
as the keeper Of I" Bank IN this city, and
the other, we believe, stranger. Lar" and
" thief" were the pleasant ePithets applied to
the Ga Banker" and threats of shooting we're
abundant. Both Of them, however, had the
bump of caution too well developed to make an
attack. The city is infested with these gentry,
and if our police force is desirous of doing
good service, they can easily manifest it by
ferretting out their "Hells and bringing the
offenders to justice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-23
n. II. sOLOMONsON.

PRACUcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
the largest OF the approved kinds Of
PEcT4CLES. AIhis glasses, whether for OF far
lighted ground under ms inspection By machine
y0f construction with the reates care, as to
suit the eyes al eases, curing Weakness Di-ziRess or
Inflammation the Egcs and mpartiHg Strength ois
readirg fine sewing.
r. n. H. Soom5asoa would here inform the public
that he employs any IN the sale Of ms lenses
Y Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES BII-
CROSCOPES, COAIPASSES, Sc kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL. EYES
Inserted without pain, ss perfect natural
q 1oe 81 Superior under the American Hotel