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For the Complexion.

nuTrirs KulIisipn mptfts ~ the ssIn peculiar son
ness Ut tuf desirable during the aruUo uihas
Lning wind. ~ hot sun II WI With igw nppn,a
lions ftmuNr tan fU,kra Huuluru. ana air. yutaUrlu
gupiugs u 3, extensively used ur thrso purpusrs AM
ladies vhn apply n OautNrt,He iu the open uf ffrs
they please aud rkuffirurr uu trpuvuurntc fluFt
or rfitnrd skin. THIS article en- c hnd " al dfuggtt
anu uVrnimrfa ~ reputation. juRtru ASSN Co
ate Tho Pfuptirturs I Boston Truscupt
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uTCuru-lu Manchester, ~ H.
May 20, b. Rev. q. 49,. Wallace, Mr. William
q Bartlett u johnson, VI, and Miss Maria },
Whitrher, ~ DRUYille,
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INvAlIns. NnrIrE ImsrAcrl

For tho pnst Fluv wears IA s. % NtcuAuusoNs SuER,
ny W ~ nirrEBS have been unriNHlrd cite, tive
and valuable Elyiut aud summer medicine. Ana white
almost NJ the thousands ~ remedies that have
been introduced Within that uerd has h"rd abandoned
Dr RthNrisuu'S medicine has been sustained with m
creased popularity. fur sale a. tho unCurs On No 81
Hanover street amt hv dealers IN medicine hrtC
ham, Druggists. 5l-li,a
READ
re- II II. CARTER A co = advertisements Boston.
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THE MARK ETs.
nmGlroN cAirlrMAuNrr-J'-7i

BRIGHTON CATTLE MANS Er-Jr'.i
A. markct-lUp beet Cattle, 90 stores. p,ts work
Ing ONcu 60 Cows aud Calves u sheep aud lambs, aud
lIHI
Price, ~ BccfENtrn s7sU 7.Sni urs quality 5000
tla. sccInd do, rhuuA uu'. third do. sauOa a,55
working ONru-slnE W. a l1l.
Mich tuws-Shlr, at SJs o.. common DO e.. -
Veal CalvrN-S az Siuu, "a as each.
SrUULs- icatliurs, Su W. Two years old SO p
Three years Old, sl2RgH
sheep aud Lamhs--si 81 a 1855 Extra a. 2sa a 2.55
SWluc--NhucSalc, Shutrst 90 S. rrtail 90
tC per Fat lioss uudrcsscd l-eci spring rigs i-!c
udrs-d ~ &C. pcr 10 prs / IS 2p, Cali skius, "
l3u-u, TAluw, l-2a ! % per 10
Remarks Market dul, prices nc per cwt lower than
lHstweck sheep aud Lambs nom Is &c per head
lower than last week. swine dull.
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Wanted Immediately.

Local ana travelling agents salary So u - Der
month Here ~ a rare chance tuf few Young men a.
make lagc salar, without Investing capital Fof an
outnt, enclose stamps Tor TssAFrt ana address
". N. tAhfEN A co. hustunt AasH
The above d no three cent CatheupnnN," huuhuH
a. Introduce Patent Acditinca nuols, Lottery aWtndics
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WRITE TO
o. u, u. CAHTEH co, Bnstan, Mas
Coughs. Colda. Cosnmnilon.

Statistics show that from twelve a. nnten persons dc
~ Consumption weekly 10 This rtY, but that NUM-
trf would IT, tepurrdif inFads would nae lb1Ts Com.
pound ~ God Liver on and Lime POI sale ~ AlcI, n
Mibuf, Chrmist, 100 Court street. Boston,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATH.

The simple announcement Of Deaths and Mar
raees viii be inserted free Of charge, but all obtu
AIRY notices will be charged at advertising rates.
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r. H. y r--=lifr- 81 tfr rttY,st uI t.Uf
uHud Mr Jones s'ui suu asintrwrut of wN case. Hui
tho hgusut have resolved Uuu tho NufFhtinu Nusliu.
have been nearly Hu any hiu employed tu cotton Wis g.
fur eight YEAR, vasrmpu'ci as .tppcI 100 the Gag.
lUtatrntu The scat changes tfu heat tp cold Whh I
suufrod, together With the d"Ht AMI hupufit uf alf
hrush uu diCulN iu my th,Ht and lungs u very
tous and distressing character ~ chest s"rnrl g. h"
stuid ful ~ phrfu, aud frequently came u.lI AunuUat
the me ihai severe ualn lu M sulr nv breathing
hhtd aud dnrult. anti could anpth speak lpuaDr
than whisper. nli lost ms appetite, and hcr1mc very
weak aud rrule. luls WAS al"ut year aul holt aFu
from that time Go tlis have bfou sinking iasiI and
have done no work have taken much Wvdrlur. but 60
go purpose The "u' thing that luNrd me wAs tuHrro
have not nnlh thuWtd nut actually eaten. urge quaint
ties ut tobacco and when nearly cglkrl With pul"Em,
have allowed enough u the juice tu l. Hul uu 20
health. The rrnrf which EAlirl however. was ouN
short. untl took the lluuutltu bhlm, nui the change
lu condition Dr. wondered Ia behold The phlrgm
ha. been ,rttrd from ,h,st, the p1lu m side Is
gone appetite has returned and ivrl like new man
am SIM hnw ever rather TIN and feeble. aud shall e1u
TIME take the UhltNui uut am completed, rrsifrd
~ % Nuuu, truN, EDWARD TURNER
AZ sole Proprietor DAVID = nHApLEE walcft"wn
Mas nom 40 orders should be- addressed sold by
Bruliss and a medicine dealers ln every town lu the
United states aud british Provinces.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or FAMILY PHYslo.

are 10 composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely Withstand OF e,ade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inNigoTate every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
ia healthy vtalues. A a consequence " these
properties, the invalid who Is bowed down with
pain or physical debility " astonishcd TO find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
81 every body, Tut also many formidable and
dangerous diseases Tho agent below named IL
pleased 60 furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their and directions
Ior their use IN the following complaints Couture
ness HeaItbiap, Headache 0IIsiH9 ffess diIoJdersd
Inae,ion Of f1e BorelI, FlatHlecv, Lois Of .igps-
hte .JauDdrc, and other kindred complaints.
arising from low state Of the Lody Or obstruction
OF is functions,
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Farm for Sale.

VNllE SUBSCRIBER being out of health, il
L wishing 90 cell bi, farm containing $50 acres
which Do divided by durable fence into ton lots,
uycuf which is iu pasture an of which is well
Wuirtcd there isA large house and two llrp,
barns, o Vfauuty aud convenient sheds Ou iDc
place plenty ofgopd water uuuiug to the hpf,o
and barn, said farm has on it q lrnr orchard.
most Of th, trees uriut Young aud thnb, there
o. about % acres uf wood land on ihr fIrm with "a
plenty NJ young sugar trees, ] will scll tho Atm
Dhrap. 60 any one wishing 10 purchase. aud II tOc
purchaser wishes win s,ll my stock consisting
of % head ~ cattle and horse Kind, and farming
tools. Said farm lies both sides 0f the Centre
Road leading from rcarham Corner 90 Cabot
Branch, % little over two miles from tho rnruer
will giycA long credit for part ~ the purchase
IL desired, HlNJ. IiCkIOND,
Pcacham. June 2s 1855 g2-gl
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WANTED. At this office, Two back num-
w bore Of The Caednuian, namely that lDI
June - 1900, being No, AZ ofNol. ~ aud that foI
October 49, 1875, being No. 10 ~ Vol, 49,
The reception NJ the above viii greatly nbligr
contributor " ours, who wishes 90 complete bic
hlc.
hs- % not neglect cough, however slight % ls hardly
eAlutahir Nhrna simple remedy lie ibaFN 90 cher
~ haaaW u Wlihiu fuuf teach fhu r. 90 UrAIJ Oh
euftluAl no mWllf should Lt without o. ig.lu
60 pEATNEsg CURED HOWEVER CATsgD. III
lttsHAAftssed 81 ht huAhnhAh ~ ~ lst Ala I'd
'ou 4nsWof'd. hsmodiosaeut By expires.
WRITE TO 4
Or u, a. CAHfLH co. boston, Mas.
SIR
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TRIUMPUANT SUCCESS or RUCHAN's
Hungarian Balsam Of Life,

Tie great EB(liaA remedy for Coughs, Colds
dNl ma and Cou0mpfioH.
CURE or INFt AMNNriON cor TuE IUNGN FAD
Cut1ll. PAIN N IuL slpE,Gt,
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A. w. POLLARD,

Importer, Manufacture and Dealer IN
Military, Regalin & Theatrical Goods,
MILITARY cars NtApr TO ouprR.
G COURT STREET, BOSTON.
I Red Whita nne and other choice and fancy cui1rF
Of Cloths. vtvvts sks and SNtlus, Banner ~ - and
Trimmings q Flips Equcs rian and other Goods
be found at1ny other csta llshnent 10 New England
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Board Planning.
SAW S! WIS!
GAGE, PoRTITR es, &c
SAW MANUFACTURERS,
Fishersville, N, H., Since l649,

hAN" MANIF NJ INEItSf
Fishersville, N. H, Since l649.
WHERE they keep n large assortment,
w and manufacture 20 order, all the various
kinds Of CIRCULAR and other SAWS that arc
used in the United States and Canadas.
II The large Circular Saws ground by =
Machine hnade expressly for tho purpose, conse-
qucntlv are much trucr and superior TO those
tt--44>A u. 4 -++-+s=l -rs---rvr-=
Those in want OF Saws are respectfully invited
to call. SPwz RcPaired at short notice, and
all orders promptly executed List Of Prices sent
by mail TO persons desiring them.
"a. GAGE, GEO, PORTER.
J. c. GAGE, I, X. GAGE, II. NJ. ROLFE.
Fishcrvillc, Jan. |, | 66-lS
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\ good assortment Of Competing, Just rccciy,
and Tor s1lr hy T., JEWE1T r.
Nav lG. 1888. Ai,f
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its NJ purpose ~ the Edlinrs and puhllshru ~ the
ATias $50 bAuT hrt a. make tnrirn The urtT
raFtH ~ Nrs EhetAsb IoatsHmpliHu lhls 600 labor ~
urutg viii be- spared 10 uIf conviction nat Nu
shall make ~ profitable o. The publishers lu proportion
W make u ar,cptahlr 20 the public.
IN up.Ffaphl,al appearance rHt Arl4s Asp pAur BTE
VIII Dc rqu4l =" au' rrNapNprf - u vii if ptuig 90
the beet qualify ~ paUrT and upun fpprffACrd type
from lhn lnLlhIaIlI IuunhIy nI Ihrlna A naIlun.
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II POLITICS,

TUT Art,s lyp many Rrr win he me independent md
fuuisluH advocate Of the unr pies Ahd ptNtN ~
tus trat ratHi ptfft Whose motto 4 lf''dHu ahd
lfrr Labor iur uru even where " We shnu 1uHtt ihr
extension uf AUF1 snyrrN and The assumption p, "a
of the controlled inc trrrHi Governments ufirNl thHi
thr Constitution Uf thr tUitrdN states H. thhrI ~ lrf'
o. hut mot au instrument NhUirlihyf rs1lssa"f l.t
at,StNNrfft auJ mat the Uri0nuf the Nntrs u ''.
lfHHf iuf H % fnl Hi'N 60 .s UHluiHru nov h'r HNI
pr.ur' a. ' uyaHs ttNrIf Gee H.s' Au purely a''H'"'
al I.rffUipu
shall contend ~ thr punt Epf s, hail ttIS. auI to
tstUr Hf Ht flEut uf au1 Rom al t tHlHn ~ t'f
runt o. Unl for 900 gNrfrisr under Just nud wise NA'
usus Intelligence ana patriotism are urNrahA' ilfr
qusitfs tH ihr proper ui'rhnfEo ~ tho 'u 90 nfh n
thr .If.Ha HuN Il. sa n.HfHf1N' NJ .lf'NhNp no .NN
uuf 90 ttHrsrI N OBJ BOO NuIHfr rho N"unn H su. iNt'
uf fIr v IU.uf uUHHs H. u'fuRIHaurs o.,
CO.. 900 tnfrl aNt snHIaI questions. Tuf ArAh $50
~ 80 vlI tI"Hfs maintain tlgh end luI' ''.N e'
and HIlIHHr. q" advance thr i''rtHis .i .'.i'' ~
welfare off WHullnu. 10 0i. therefore D. the tirof
al..a te,-ssii, sud uftrilslHtE lr .tfatrI
~ Hi hover condemn au,thIHF Old ,-.L IL a-L...L b.
rf rT7TrsrT -FfTf r1fr ff-Tf NillrTrT ri nI,4
uF urlgrrsFr thBl urnlars gui trsIts We INNS o. u
O. maintain tg ,1'fAri'f ui tni"rpSi'ins catdt aud -
pHrIN lHUrriI's'a
40 t- srucrrH. rrI 1lsrlrH, sung rrn'- tnsu who DO
tlfH tnsu,i iu son iH. l H sUap"r tNa' shHN t.i.
aug rrrlV fr. % tHp srfuu.ris tho p,.uiU yr nr,
slit lu hu.,s tNu nsttY urr "a candidate fI hv1f
'Ii4,ac,. com auui tl,ns shYrld Do aIIrcr..it,
Tllt BE pWlN rtNs COMPANY.
Nu. 4 state Street boston
AN ether communication g. the Ell,or, ~ 90, TuL
Aus
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DIR. J. ", PHELPS

No fremont st nosnp The sisp Of me Golden ~
slc large aud eNrnslte atsutmeut ~ rrustee Al
dnniut supporters. Shoulder braces Snk EiaAc stack
ing Knee caps apd apparatus o the eorfrcihr aud tors
Of al Kud, Ut Physical rr-nlrs Atso S'Anufafturrftf
ArtAca sgs Hands aus Anne VA. inrtrun erts str ~
commended bv hf INT surrcns this cauutri aId "
Europe pronounced superior that
been 'invcpted. sold by all principal druggists.
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TO ADVERTlSERS.

W. uucr special faculties or hurins thelr advertisement,
briIr the puiuC M the most atfaciiNc slr aud vii
hr our pursr o. serve them e. TIC bFat ~ nut anl
~ ne amount Hut variety ~ reading matter Iut AfiAA
UtN Ma VIII NOT il thctrd N any lufnal u tlnr
taua fuHfr Two tutrHNs ct mattrf, Ht The greatest
viii hs rHrrtari 10 securing the most Ttl uttlAhtft
eui No tafllrs tcpuus ~ an Interesting puzzle .'ent'
cups a. tKtsr need f.issftufs devote thtlf tWr AND
rurrt e. me collection And preparation ~ me news and
flr rEHhafa tepufta Conventions Apyeghrs sermons
aud Lectures have secured the services 81 NJ J.
itNhlNToN, the must accomplished ph'u"ffaphlc
reporter Zee Nov Iugiand.
ihr news from distant poTtilusof the hy Trle'
aud Mail W b. c0Atrd condensed ard giNtu up Co
me latest moment tlfr putting the paper 60 Core
fo,pondrnu hurups aui dl1vfcut pAfts u rouu
10 vii contribute O. uur columns regularly ava it let
trfs vii ~ found reliable Nud iulcrctuug,
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.Tairbanks & Board

Whaerslr Idpri,u Dra.Tr IN NtNrBAt rrd Sona Wa
yTtS. Comlc~S tlfhg ~AiAr-&h. Porter ChSn paEiia
Cthrf. srt LGr.r Beer Ftls ava Bol's b.,'p Crotng
Alc ula al Athtts unr But'G s. HoWs tl "a.
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NOTICE.
Wanted

IMMEDIATELY first class workman OF
i custom Pants, HOLLIS.
Jane 10, 1875, Goth
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nR, J. III. DIX

Has removed 70 ROYISroR, CORSER or TRFMDNT
STREET. BOSTON. and Atisuds exclusively 70
Di;ease5 Of the Eye and Ear.
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RowDYlsM AT Baltimore,
July 6.-lndcpendercc Day passed quietly
in this city, but there were some disturbances
in the outskirts. A party of rowdies visited
the woods near this city yesterday where a
Sunday School celebration was being held,
and shot,dead n boy Jf fifteen years of age,
the son of Col. T. Farlow. There was great
settlements many arrests were made, but
the murderer escaped.
Coon EXERClsE.--The lac les in Northamp-
ton are said to be skllful in rowing boats
, The young men in those parts find it difficult
to match thsm. The girls go upon the ponds
and float about like graceful swans, the oars
serving (mctaphisicnlly) for wings No ex-
crelSe is better than boating, and it is a good
indication yhen women take it IN hand-and
muscle
~ Martin Kosta, the Hungarian refugee
wto'NaS rescued from the Austrian aathari-
ue' N 1883, by Commander Ingrabam, Of
me United States Navy, died recently in very
INDECENT circumstances, on sugar plantation,
Gear the city Of Guatemala.
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THE ATLAS & DAILY BEE.
a FirstGioss Daily Newspaper,
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING. Iarsp4Ys ErCrrrtpl
49, fuE
BEE PRINTING COMPANY,
Nus "a sfaft 81. uosfus.
Price, SO Yearly, or two Cents Por Copy,

VA scuouLEH, 2. l. FANGBoRN, J .. NAHsn.
- %
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Barre Academy.
Tenement TO Let.

Inquire AT THE MEAT MARKET
|St Johusbury, June p. 1888. e2-0i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-11

ANOTHER COLoRED WoNAS POISONED Such
was rnmor spread on Saturday in the neigh
oorhoOd OF Oregon street, where cOlOred girl,
Anna Wheeler by name had died in the morn
ing. Some doctors were sent for to examine
the body, but declined doing so before the Cor
oner was notified. Coroner HARTMAN was soon
on the spot and held an inquest, which resulted
in proving that the girl, dissatisfied with one of
her lovers, whom she had found in the bed of
another girl some time ago, had destroyed her
own life by taking opium. She was fine
looking Mulatto girl. born in Pennsylvania, %
years old. Her mother is said to live some
where in the East in good circumstances.
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAN
1ELL

Ist. Cotton is used a. it Is purchssed-On sPOOls
without rs-windingi saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and perPlexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines, is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
rom large spool.
Sd. II is very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quire to be taken apart TO be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulsr, snd viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5tA. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Mschins embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales-rOOn Of the
subscriber aad examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of smachine
can be obtasned BY the day in families, by calling
81 the room Of Nr. Hopkins. Terms 3, sol per day.
SAsUEL HoPKISs.
Northrop Spangle='s Block,
mh3Qdkm:1Qs Superior St. up stairs.
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From WASHINGTON

The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided on
an appeal that shaved shingles being manutaeured
by any other process than heTing and saving,
are not embraced in timber and lumber admitted
free under the rec prociiy treaty with Great Brit
ain, but subject to a duty Of "a per cent
John S. Burns, master la the line Of promotion
in the navy, has resigned. Il is said that Cover
nor Denver declines 10 withdraw his resignation as
Governor Of Kansas.
DR. Charles H. Hitchcock has been appointed
Inspector OF Drugs and Medicines at San Fran
cisco.
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LgAvINe PoRT-Tba b,-bo- ,-...,,.J

LEAVING PoRT.-The- harbor presented a
beautiful sight yesterday morning, no less than
twenty one sail vessels being in sight at ole
time, all bound out, while as many more were
preparing to leave the port, where they had
been weather bound for three days The Lake
looked like vast regatta ground covered with
brigs, sehOOners and sloops as the competitors.
Several PTopellers were also in the fleet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-11

II Hawks & Bro. have received the New
York Ledger, Mercury and Weekly for Oct
10th, Scientific American and POrter's Spirit
Of the Times for Oct 9th. and all other period
icals of the latest date, What Hawks don't
keep in this line, it is of no use to Try to get
anywhere.
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srzrH WAND REpusLIcAx. A4rrxp-Tbet.

SIXTH WAND REPUBLICANS ArrExp.-Thefe
will be meeting of the Republicans of the 9th
Ward at the Engine House on Perry street, on
Monday evening, the llth inst, at " O'Clock,
for the purpose Of perfecting a more thorough
organization. Remember, that an Assessor who
is to make the appraisal of real estate for the
next five years is to be elected. Turn out, one
and all By order,
J. H CLARK Saeretarv
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\. Il. sOLOMONsON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN.
ee9s the largest assortment Of the most approved kinds o.
PEcTACLES. Auhls glasses, whetherf for aear OF lar
fEktoi ground under his inspection By machine
Of c0nsirUcol, with the rreziest care 50 Asto
suit the eyes n al cases curing s1ess, D-=IHess or
Tsfzzaa5f'n a tis EyEz, and mpartng strength or og
reading OF fine sewing.
Y y. H. SolomolsJs would here iaforn the public
that he never employs any n the sale Of his lenses
y Also, splendid ass1Tts II Of SPY GLASSES III
CROsCOPES, COMP ASSES. &c. keqf On hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Iussrtei without pain. as perfect as natural
VOaceg gs Superior street under the American Hotel.
inu1l
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SATURDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK

New YORK, Oct y.
Sir W Gore Ousley will leave for Central Amer
ica in the British steamer YalOrOus which is hour
" expected at this port
The COurier's correspondent says Gen Jarez has
been received as Envoy Extraordinary from Mica
ragua. having previously engaged 10 exchange
ratiieations of the treaty Of 1857 uneondiuOnaly,
and to pay our indemnity for the lives and prop.
erty which were destroyed by the allied army dur
ing the flibuster war. He also repudiates the
- ReIiym contract
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-11

CHICAGO vs.. ToRoSTo The rowing match
between the Chicago and Toronto Boat Clubs,
which was to have taken place Oh last Monday,
has been postponed until Wednesday the 18th,
at the request of the Toronto Club. This will
be an interesting and exciting contest, and the
result is looked for with impatience The trial
takes place at Detroit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-11

a REMARKABLE SURGICAL oPERATIoS.-Our
readers will remember an account s9me time
since of remarkably successful operation by
Dr.. PROcTOE THAYER upon man who had been
insane five years; his insanity being the result
of an accident which caused depression Of
portion Of the patients skull upon his brain
Dr. THAYEE has recently performed q similar
operation with like success upon Dr. LAvERINs,
of Lisbon, Indiana. In June last DR.. I. was
thrown from his carriage against an awning
post, and his forehead severely injured. For
seventeen days he was entirely insensible; and
although he so far recovered as to be able to be
about, he seemed to have completely lost lis
memory. Though a practieing physician he
entirely forgot the properties of his medicines,
and was unable to distinguish between opium
and salts, or any other medicinal agents. He
was also partially insane, and frequently ex-
pressed strong desire to kill his wife and some
of his best friends. onthe 2Tsh of September
ult, DR.. LLvERISG was submitted to Dr.
THAYER for examination, and was operated on
by him on the Both. A portion of the bone of
the forehead was found to compress the brain,
and it was lifted out and properly replaced.
The operation occupied about one hours time
while the patient was under the influence o.
ehloroform at its termination Dr. LAvEBiSs
was entirely restored to his former self His de-
light was unbounded and after remaining IN
der charge Of Dr.. THATER until the sth instant
he departed for his home a sound and well
man.
This operation was performed against the al
vice of the western physicians bat Mrs Law
KKING, brave and resolute woman, who had
heard Of Dr. THAYER's success in the case first
mentioned, was determined to have a trial
his skill. The result has verified heI most san
guine expectations; and establishes DR.. THlYER IS
growing reputation as a skiIlful and reliable
surgeon.
WORKING NES's MEEuSs.--At meeting of
working men held at the old Court House, Oct
1th, the following RESOLUTION was unanimously
adapted:
That the thanks of the Working Mems Union
5e rendered Lorenzo J. Rider, Esq, and othe,
members of the City Council. for their prompt
and efficient measures in aboIishing the Marke'
license; also in their endeavOrs to abolish the
present market monopoly on Ontario street.
Moved and seconded, That all those who wish
to purchase -four, DC, at wholesale can do 50 by
signing the roll and obtaining a ticket of the
Secretary. Carried.
ResOlrsd, That It is one Of the first principles
Of this Union by united efforts TO reduce the
price Of provisions and thereby benefit the
working men. Adopted.
Moved and carried that these proceedings be
published.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet at the
old Count House, next Thursday evening, at Z
o'clock
ERASTUS SMITH, Chairman.
J. W WELsH, Secretary
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