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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
Esfkt lAlLA uLfOfEU To
DISEASES OF WOMEN:
BS Cornelius L Cheesman, NJ ID

IL
NEW YORK CITY.
AZ INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which is enbolied fuH and ehas;e description
tnowledse Necessary the welfare married OF
about the process 81 eolce pregnancy
aud delivery thrir pains and dangers as well as tie
methods By which many the latter msy be oyiaied and
teaching the system may be uTgurated and restored
proper tone after having beea prosirated by COM
plaints Incidental 10 the human frame Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which viii obviate
the necessity ofsny great Of sickness and enable
the obscTant reader TO be- great extent her on ply
Bician.
Tins book as more available the understanding Of the
on-profsssionAl reader and uyre skinfly elaborated
planRsd, arranged and carried out aay work Of is
kind nov sefore The public. While gives wholesome
psrtieulars ans in some nformaiion uo1
ofthe mos. d css aas connected with the female
system It should be Nee in the hands Of ever female,
PRICE se CENTS.
This work also aims prosslii0as used By the doctor
ms prao:i-e for the positive of SrgElous ETuP
si0zs-Fsser aa5 4OusSsneys Coughs end cozs-Rhsaz-
Gfssa Dsspepss-Faiag a affAs Esir, &C. Sc, Sc. any
o1e oi VIA "A rep1rioas nay prove Of great value 70 the
rms book viii he STAT BY mail free Of postage the
reception of IL TIIee, which may b sent her II auey
osiage stamps. All orders shoad b. aadress-d TO
aae2-asu6al7Ol IsC1amfers s.fssi, i Y City
J. B. Barnes 4 Co, ProprietOrs Of the Cleve
Iaii PLUMBING WoTks. AtsaisE Bio-s STe prepared
vita zrss force of eEperisassd U0rknl- doing eveTJ
esri7 toa Of Plu ahng The uoss thorough manner,
lie scientific ulaas, reasonable tsrs and short
1-r-e stocks u Fnuztzins of ideTCat STYLES
izes BstinE Tabs Of iron and wood. liaea with
llue-Copper s-eam heaters, leaf and Galvanized
, pes Leather znj India Rlbher Hose erery dGscpti ao
Corks, receaiiy introduced Wash BOWS and all KINDS
water Works fiKtares kept constantly nhand- an
VEarrautFd.
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FROnI sYRACUsE.

SYRACUSE, Aug 4.
The Gerrett Smith mass Convention met at the
CITY Hall this A. 81. About 100 persons were
nresent and half % .ha-a eitizens There yeI9
resolutions introduced covering large eXtent OF
territory and tapering OF with the nomination Of
Gerreff Srnifh.
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BRYANT, FoLsox d STRATToS's CoLLEGE-
Have you looked into these rooms since the
UniOn' The panoramic display of all kinds Of
Penmanship would please the most artistic eye.
The Law Lectures are Just Commanding.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Aug. T.
The Democratic State Central Committee met at
the Delavan House to-day, appointing the 18th
Sept, at Syracuse for State Convention.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

TORONTO, Aug. 4.
The Brown Ministry have resigned 1t is un-
derstOod that the Governor General has called on
Mr. Gait 10 form new Administration.
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THE TOURSAxEST.-At a meeting of the
members of Engine Company No 4, of Cleve-
land, the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
ResOlUed, That our thanks are hereby ten
dered to the officers and employees of the Cleve-
land & Toledo Railroad Company for their
courtesy and kindness, extended TO the mem
bers of No 4, upon the occasion Of their late
trip to Fremont.
Rss0lred, That Lieut.. Col JuNIus r SAN
FORD and the members of Company D, CIeve-
lamp Light,Artillery, in welcoming US home by
salut have only given another instance Of
their kindness and public spirit
Resolped. Thai TO the Chief Engineer a. =,
citizens of Fremont our thanks are due, for os;,
constant attention to our wants, and for theil
untiring exertions to make the affair pass of
pleasantly.
ResOired. That to the ToLEDo COMPANY who
participated in the contest, we ave under great
obligations for their courtesy and pentlemanIy
conduct in all matters pertaining to the frieDdfy
strife tor the prize offered.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
UTAH NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, August 4.
Gen. Harney is expected to arrive at the fort
tomorrow and Harris and Hunts batteries during
the week.
The Utah Mail arrived at St Josephs TO day.
and will be due here tomorrow afternoon
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ABoUr.-Arthur McGlew, whose residence is
the city jail after being at liberty several days,
was again arrested on charge of petit larceny
and drunkenness.
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Loss OF TIE STEAMER TELEGRAPH-The
steamer Telegraph, Capt BARROW, which has
for many years past, piled between Cleveland
and Canadian ports, came in collision with the
schooner Marquette, on Monday night or rather
| Tuesday morning last, with such violence as to
tear off her bow and cause her to sink. The
night was very dark, and the rain falling heav-
/ lily at the time of tina accident. Capt. BARRow
saw the headlight of the Margu e,ie as lhe ap-
preached, and made every effort to run by her in
safety, but was unable to do so. The Marquette
was uninjuFed. As soon as the Telegraph be-
gan to sink, two OF her boats were got out and
| filed with passengers, two Of Capt. BARRow's
sons and three other persons only remaining on
hoard. These clung to pieces of the wreck aiter
the steamer went down, but were final rescued
by boat from the schooner. All the bOats ar
rived safely at the side of the Marquette after
two hours driving about in the storm, and every
passenger saved. The steamer. her cargo, and
everything on board, went down. Among the
lost was highly-prizsd and noble New Found
land dog belonging to Capt. BAREow.
The crew of the Marquette paid every atten-
ton TO the wants and necessities of the pessen-
gers of the lost vessel, and all arrived in this
port al about three o'clock yesterday morning.
The Telegraph was worth about $1,000, and
being uninsured, is a total loss 10 Capt Bar
ROW, who owned her.
We give place to the following card
OFF CLEVELAND. Aug. 3. 1858
The passengers and crew Of the ll-fated
steamboat Telegraph, which was run down and
sunk on the night Of the 2d of August in lake
Erie, held meeting in the cabin of the schoOn-
er Marquette, of Cleveland, when it was unan-
imously resolved that the passengers and crew
of the steamboat Telegraph present their un-
bounded gratitude and thanks TO Captain Wm.
P Maguire, First Officer, J. F. Keaugh, Sec
ond Officer Edward Jeffries, and the crew of
the schooner Marquette, for the Promptness
and disregard Of self with which they came
to the assistance of the undersigned, during
gale Of wind, when they were in open boats,
and in danger every moment Of swamping
aud they also are grateful for the hospitality
and attention with which they were received
on board the Marquette, and for the material
aid which the hafdressed unfortunates re-
eeived from one and all of the officers and ere y;
and It is hereby resolved that a copy of the
foregoing be presented TO Captain ". P. Ma
guire, as marx Of the gratitude Of the under
signed;
Capt, r. Barrow, Of the Telerrnph- , Vet
kins, l. K Smmonds, John Dauglass, Petsr /
Reilly, John Taylor, John Stenham, VIM Lates, I
Thomas Wood, David Cousins, VIM Wood, Mi |
chael Carroll, Walter Williamson, NJ Hamil, /
Catherine Dixon, Cantha Eagan, Mrs. McCalle, /
Charlest Bradley, r McCload, Capt R. Barrows, |
T. Barrows, S. williamson, John Lowry.
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CITY COUNCIL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. 4.
PlrITIoSs-0f H Brownell and Others,
Praying the improvement of Central Market
Ground. Referred to Board Of City Improve
menis.-Of Martin & Co. and others, asking
that attire plug be placed on Meadow street near
Silss Merchants Foundry. Filed OF E.
LEMON and others, asking the passage of an
ordinance TO prevent hogs, DC from running
at large.-0fS. Raymond and others, asking
that the block bound by Lake, Bank, St
Clair streets and Academy Lane, be included
within the five limits Filed--OfP 5 Bos-
worth and others, Praying the a5olishment of
the market laws. Filed
REPoRTs.-Of the Committee on Harbors and
Nharves, reporting the eneToachmeEts on the
river. Referred to Judiciary Committee.
CoExuNIcATIoNs.-W B. Castles resignation
of membership in the Board Of Ship Channel
Commissioners. Received and fled.--A SUM-
mons in the case of E. Cowles & Co. against
the City Referred to City Attorney.
soLUTIoSs.-InstTucting the Board of City
Improvements to gravel Cedar street between
Sibley street and Stirling Avenue. Adopted
-Ordenng the Owne: or owners of &c feet of
land next easterly of Block F of the Buffalo
Purchase, so called, on West River street, to
I'LL up the same u 4 certain hight Adopted.
For the payment of S25S to J. B. Wigman,
for work on the old market house Passed
For the payment Of SIS to Lorenzo Cook for
moving the old market house Ad0pted-
Instrueting the City Marshal to enforce the or
dinance for restraining ANIMALS from running
at large. AdOpted.-AuthonLing the Board
of City improvements to repair the dock on the
pubic landing in front Of the Pittsburgh R. R
Depot Adop,ed.-AuthoTizing the Harbor
Master to collect dockage on the public dock
in front Of the c. c. d C. and c. & P r R.
depOts Adopted.
oxTRAcTs.-0f the Bosrd of City Improve
ments thst they have contracted with Christie
pher 0'Brian for the Improvement of Yestry
street Contract confirmed
CLANs-Were received and referred to the
appropriate Committees.
ORDINANcEs--TO extend the fire limits
Passed--To grade and improve Seneca street
between Superior street and Ohio Canal
Passed.-FOr the payment Of claims (Total
amount 81, ,5s5.l3) Passed-Fcr the grade
Of Oak street. Engrossed ITO repeal cer-
tain ordsnees prOhibitary of free trade in butch
er' meat, vegetables and provisions in the city
of Cleveland Engrossed.
ELEcTIoN.-George L. Chapman was unsni.
NOUS elected Ship Canal Commissioner on
the first ballot
Adjourned Al half past ten.
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NO-A " w
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.

The Navy Department has received Information
of the arrival of the Practice Ship Prebe at Cher
bourg, France, on the 18th Of July. ltWas ex
pected that she would leave on the 20tn for Madei
"a and Cadiz.
John c. Darn has been appointed by the Presi-
dent Master at Pittsburgh, in place Of Ander
son whose commission has expired.
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LEAvExwORrH, July 80.

ByU. s. Express to Boonyille, Aug. Gov.
Denver arrived in this city yesterday evening, and
will remain day or two at the Fort. Gen. Lane
also Ia in toWn
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Joy to the Admirers of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk Of beauty. cannot exist without ine head Of
aaT thea read the iollo-n aad # you ask more,
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
l. KESTORATIVE.-we call the attention Of an Cd
aud young, % this wunderf1l preparation winch
back original color gray hlf-c0vsrs the head Of fhs
bald with luxurau sr0WIh-remnves The dandruf ifc-
in and al euiansous ergpttorcauses continuai Gov
Of the natural dus and hence II used regular dres
sing for the hair wl preseve Us color. aud keep fra
an %isas 70 e1ifsme old ase IN al rs naiorsl beauty We
use ltu ~ surely the young viii not, they value The
Its praise IS "a lou the tune ne on t,.ousantis
The Agent for Pcof Wooi's Hair Reitorsive ia New
toriiiye, a few weeks sinae
DEEP RIvER, C0NN Iul, o. ls5e
AMI LeayenworthSir; Ih1ve been troubled with dan
drun or scnfl o. my head tar 9Fe than year hair be-
gan 20 o1me out, scurl and hair tlzetheE New
called AZ your store the st II April last Burehas
sa o15 9ote % 70 ~ ana isand 70 ny n q vas
grow; three iaehes length where i vas
two bottles more b. Mr. Post Tue bearer u this doni
know ofths lind Is used this rlscs;yOu may have
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT
PmLADEIPHIA. sept. 9. SO
Prof WoodDesr Sir: YolT Hair ResiaratIVs IS prov
part nv head almost lost rs eogerihin fact BALD.
have used but two half pint bottles q your Restorative
ing crop o. Young har and the front also receiving s
ft whatever think from personal reeommenda-
tion can induce many others u tTy Il
Noursrsspectfully, d. r THOMAS N. D.
No s0i Vine street
NINcENNEs, IA June =. ls53
P9t % Meo5 As you are about . g maasias'uIe ssa
state WhomsOevert It may concern that have used
aud known othef 20 ith1t, have for sever years
beeninthe habit other Hair Restorative and
ind vsy any other know II entirely
eeanse the head 4 dandTuf and with mouth proper
vii restore any persuLs hair a. The uslnal youh
color and texture sving il healthy soft and GLOSSY
pearauce. and all this without discoorng the hans that
apply the dress hch it drops would therefore
recommend its 10 every desrous Of having hne
color and texture 10 hair.
hespectlaliy yours MdlaoCN hANO..
lnthe great ~ Y. Wire Ruling Estabishment) and ia
Market street. St Louis. No.
And sold By all good Druggists mh2;dSw3m
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 5, Is5s
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Aunouucement-WarrenG G Stedman !or sheriff
r. B. BrCwa Co.-hason City Salt
Defon's Intelligence ofise-Rslia Help.
S. b Kendis-F0Test Grove Track
Chamberlain CraEf0rl Co -For Ogisns5ursh-Ciran-
ts Siafe
J. star Son-Grsss See Z, Bird Seeis, Cotfee. sc
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.
PROM WASHINGTON.

NV fORE, Aug 4.
Jddge Duer was still alive this morning, but
there are 10 hopes Of his ultimate recovery.
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IN IA MnMFNTI

WITHOUT OBTAINING the Merchant froH, MS business; The
Of Fas0n r1-a his soymeuts, the 8sr0n from hsl
household duties
HRISrADOROS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
the Won euui Chei-a Connected OF Natures CoogIns
EIuII
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SAVANNAH. Aug. ,

SAVANNAH, Aug. J.
The Blount family have arrived here. II IS Tu-
mored that Mrs. BlOunt refuses % 60 further IN
Ill DeRiviere arrives, and that be IS expected IN
the Huntsville.
A bale Of new cotton has been received from
Florida.
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IZe priee o. MARSHALLtS UTERTNEt r. cATEOTE-
CON . One D0iarGn a Halfpsr sisgie 5offLs
MRS. RoBrNsoN's CERTIFICATE

NERNOv, Trumbul Co., MAY Ist ls5s
ms cIihes that have been IN very health for
years and found little reefaer EMPLOYING number
nt Physicians My cisfase Pr0.aDsis Uteri had
been rence bY that and Flouor Ahus until had become
ucerated 10 considerable By the advice OF DR.
" Bushnell procured and took bottles OF Marshal rs
utenne 1taocon which enabled To attend hus-
haui ~ hrs last sickness until he died which
since have tlkeu three bottles sncs hrs a. ath
whirh ms made able q labor and support ny ag Of
three children The Cathncoa has nearly restored
health IL lsthe onF thing that has ated M suffer
ing for Which feel very grateful
MARY E. ROBINSON.
The CAfuoLlCoN Is for sale By City Druggists and BY
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Gar0mare.
WHEELING NAILS.
Drp Goo0s.

Urp pooo5.
Bargains in Dry Goods
FOR AUGUST.
W. w A r r E N.
No. $50 Superior ST., Corner Seneca St.,
rs NOW OFFERING HIS STOCK
SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
AT REDU CED PRICES,
VIZ.
Shilling Priuts for cents;
Five shilling Challis FOR shilling.
Two shilling NIuslins for shilling;
Yard 9SSIs %ids bIeaeSed shsoii I PsIs fo pence
aug2 BoHnets tie whole stock at half priee.
A MOTHER INVOICE OF DOUG
11LASS and SEIERwOOD'S Patent Adjustable Double
rlyiss- 1ayis ''''' 9'''-' T1YLoR GkISwoLD CO
MANTILLAS-A New and Elegant
4NL- AssoIlInent Of Real Eng ish Thread AIantilas
FRENCH WRoUGHr GANTLES,
Made up Lace 1Iautios Garieiia Eeus Psia wrought
and hsured Maatllas eiimPs Binds evets, &C
The ab goods are Just opened and con9re geTy
jillo Ell BALDWIN 20
R0BES.-The greatest variety at re-
iaiio dTS'u p'''s' '" NSSiSs 10 IS Superior Street,
DATENT COLUMBIAN SKIRT
SPRINGS new article At 5ss Sl73 ess sst poor
HOSIERY. LADIES WISHING
70 buy BY the dozen fad afu stock 70 ei froH
IS TAYLOR GRiSwOLD ! co
ERENCHL LAWNS, JACONETS and
iuii e l. BALDWIN co.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN coll
II LARs-NsW sylss Of Emhr9dsrsI S9lsTs 9s red
DRINTS! PRINTS!-25 CASES
- jul4 F'in's 'u'' '''''' MORGAN ROOT
GINGHAMS.-FlVE CASES small
" PLAID hshaTs which we viii sell at One Shilling
per y5i9 yaIs. worth TWO 'hiiiinss NoRcASk ROOT
RARGAINS IN PRINTS AND Mus.
II hhs-sas cts pr I'd at the ,,r-r,, ,,,,rs sropp
nRESS GOODS-CHALLIE Robes
IL a Qailo. Muslin Robes guile. OTsandies Lawns,
''i1si jui D--'S''' i'''- 50 MORGAN { ROOTS
II INENS FOR PANTS, /.
iu's SniohA Airili iTrailTiLoR, GRIswoLD cez
PLAIN NANKINS.
/ Il Plaid Nankns.
iura An' N'aslaiii s&YLoR. ealswoLD co.
MOSQUITO BARS,
Iil, By the yard or piece; :, ~, ,,o,s,,o,Dcc
KIN" HAhACOEC-JU UOI hEO II
cOO per express-c eaI-rreal Redaction-
/ Iul5 $. RAYMOND co.
DEDUCE1 PRICES-In order to
III sell the remsindeT Of Sumner Stock. viii
| commence OnsTng thrmat
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
/ East -oioTed lawns. o8iy 10 cents yari
Fre ch Jaconett Lawns worth 3 cts, olJ IN els yard
l Cllalle DeLanes. ia
| small figured all wool DeLaiues - 3lA
PLAIN B1rages. &C At yey low prices
/ Figured IRON eA cts yard.
Mohar Paids for Travelling Dresses. 10 cts yard,
White MarseilleS for Dasques Al reduced prices,
few Chalie, Lawn and silk Robes will be offered al any
| price,
| Of Linen sheetngs and Shirtings. . -,
White Bed Qufs Table Cots Napkins &c, ali OF which
| g LYMAN \ Co.
iulu Conner Superior s. and Public Sgaare
INOLLARS-C0LLARS-AL LARGE
~ lot of Misses Cailars al ous shilling sacha very
neat arficc aSo larye assortment Of hantsome Col
/ g viii be sod low lu2l $. HYMN CO..
MANTILLAS-ELEGANT LACE
1Nl AIantillAs.
I Real Thread Nantes.
Pu her L1ce MsntiilAs,
/ Rich Lace Points.
| Real hand made Net Shawls,
| Berege Maniillss,
| Bare9e aud SILK Talmas,
| Cloth and Linen Ragians.
| DusterS IN c variety,
| Barege ard Grena Inc shaw ..
Our stock these goods Iunssqssd p ;,,, 55,s market -
CPRING STYLES DE LANES
~ uhS5 iSf' ''se'''sa g. RAYMOND 4 co,
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others limitations and should be avoided, If
you wish 10 escape Tldicuie.
GRAY. RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70 i
heaaiiial and Natural Broa Black without the least
ligIy 10 Han skn.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heea
awarded 10 Wa Bachelor since Isss. aud s8t60
Eppcstoas have been Iae the Hair his PATRONS ef
his famous Dye.
WM. A BACHELORS HAIR DYE i.raluces a color
Got 10 be distinguished from nature aud Is WARRANTED
Hot TO urein the ie asl, however long may
Ue aui the Ill Effects OF Bad ssTess; tlls Hair
visor4ied i5r life hy tins speaiid Dge
Made sold applied ln private raolas VIE Fac
I33 Broslway, n Y
@ The Genuine has the and adde's upon a steel
engraving on four sides Of each Box Of
WILLIAM A RATrHFIOR
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DARKENs THE GKEYEsr HAIR,

replaces the red sandy hinge ieh eercfs SO much
personal c1melinsss with brilliant black brown
Tue hues impars FAST COLORS and never change
m0ttle after exposure the the raIidty.
Ormity and certainty OF operation this U stands alone
Sold everywhere and applied by All Hair Dressers. JOSEPH
CHRIsrADoRo Co. Nos Asfor House, n Y
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1nsnrallfr.
CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

HARTFORD. CONN,
CHARTER PERPETUAL. S20O. 600 c APITAI.,
WITH A VERY LARGE SURPLUS
Securely nFesd under the and approval a The
ConptrolieT OF Publie Acrouuis. ii the
State OF C0unecficut.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS;
LANES c WALKLTY. President
JOHN L BUNCF. Vice President
SAMUEL II WHITE. SecreearT-
+ DICKERMAN. Geu'l Agent.
DIRECTORS:
ALFRED GILL. DANIEL Z HlLIIPs,
IoHN L. BUNCF. Roswell BLoDGET.
JOHN A. BUTLER, ID DIcKEKMkS-
NOAH WHEATON,. IaNEs c WALKLEYs
NELSON HoLLIsTER. WILLIAM X C0SE-
8 B. BEREsFoR. N D., CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
ROUSE JENNINGS. AFeHt
uTzo Al So Superior St Cleveland, o.
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NOMINATION.

BIDDEFoRD, Ne, Aug 4.
Mr.. Ira !. Drew was nominated for Congress By
the Democratic Convention at Biddeford to-day.
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5pefial Notites.
TRAVELEII's REGISTER.

q For Gas Fizsarss and FHfiag-AYPiy
10 Fe1g E4spOrfi & c., lO5 and lO7 Superior stTrtf
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ROUSE g JENNINGS,

E'OR RENT-A number of desirable
lac slu1re-from 80 10 SlO0 M '@'
sa1, a GOOD HOUSE y LARGE LoT-Oi Kiasman street.
sg5S INo STORY BRICK DwELLlNG-On Bond street
TWO STORY FRAME DwELLING-Dstrot sr,,t
~, a LAhSsE 14AhSsE hllLDlNG SUITABLE FOR A BOARD
ING HOU USE-Seii lCc,ielriI Rent rlTf or he yFi.
sol q S51J + " ~ "-'iS
MO, ROUSE < JENNINGS.
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WIN TRUTH C0MMAND ATTENTION.

To restaTe healh must purify the blood. Feyers.
without exception, from foreign matters having been
absorbed and rstaihe Circalatgu These causes
sickness nly produce uasuzl, Group. rheumatism
g0ut, ch1c cJugh- But BranlIeth's Pills, simple
potent, and ves, table the cause aGd he fol-
lows q c0uTs Tlsy the OF every dag saving
many valuable lives. Plno ral ocs ga Canal street
BIandrsih B0ilding New YORK sold also BY
iuns.dSslw DBBs1 a Gardner, cIsTsisrd-
LHAIR DXE-HAIR DYE-HAIk DYE.
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ffcn PhynoaHs-

Alaishalts Uterns Caih1i-on wi certainir cure All
tue diseases tur which Il y src1mInsnde
- here Is HOmsd cine like It IN this counirv"
IN the worst cases 1 have met with RIarshafIfs
Uterine CathOllc0n Is a ain and safe remedy
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J. N. JOHNSON, N. D.,
HOMGOPATHIST.

hce I0I sartwss Block Superior street. corner SEN
ses a Rss dsaes No III PittsbasEh 81 Cleveland, o.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OTFIcK, wLKIss's BLOCK, cOESEE or BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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Oerltistrp.
DENTISTRY.-THOSE HAVING

DEMONSTRATIONS HAVING
IL sets o resih WHICH they carefully keep III the r,rr
or ind Troublesome to carry the pcket are especav
invited to call u DR.. HALLIW ELLS dental Rooms =
To such liberal arrnssnI will be offered Having made
arraugcleuis, am Prepirsd 10 the Vulruuzel Com
uoun llstead OF Gold Or Silver for AIGcal Teeth hc
has the hshes reputaton 10 thing here used for
y extreme lisltues. cleanliness duruhifV and neareSs
Ore tooth cnfre sctc be- o ir % life Ike A. 10
deiy the csest observe. aud PeTCcr IL Warranted
silver aad Cold lics IS nsll. from SO So Der u
sets B. HALLIWELLS. N ID
Over Churchil's Drus Store.
lun3-lSw Opp. Old Court House. Public 81
REMOVAL.
nR. B. L. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his ID ntal Office TO his rostdercr No as
Wood s, iour doors North ofhe NJ T. Church where he
erS who need his services
Cievcirnd. March 20. lsi2-mh2lalf
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slzs2lzE-m 90 Broadway, New York
WIGS ! WIGS !! WIGS! !

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surqass all
Thrg are elegant. Light. easy and du1allu-
Fitting 20 charmuo tuiuils up beAnd-uo shIink inc
oa the head indeed. tis is the only Establishment where
these things are pTupsrly uIders o, d sud nisde
- BT0aiWay. New York
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