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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

tempting jump fell under Wheel. aupero.y.d By
the train inquest held BIZ Coroner Cosins aud
verdict Of " Accident Death" was rendered
FRTE DIPEssAnY.-By the report Of TIE Aposse-
cary Or hde..e be .u@s' Of p.'sss d. S@ sqs' @s
scrptiors spensed treated injuries n;
eye and sss Is irysr: luna. and throat u.s. minor .ss.
7s vsecinsed 7s OF the patients treated 1A were uadsf 10
years OF ase.
CHARGE OF ATrEnPTED BgR0LARY.-Ths three
nios. entsnss into The sousS. esf. Js.
tee Co~e yesterday and committed 70 y. foe nssss 81.
snlnaop Their name. are Wm Beatty rs''f Dh's sas
Thomas Dewey, al1 Edward ws;s'n.
Lrcyssys,-Tbe number Of licenses granted by the
Mayor M Of M:y for public cart. eIpr's. issss.ss
o1ess &C. amount " ssl Among thsm one pswnbrokor the
hr.t licensed In Br0OilJn
CHARGE OF IsYAsTIcrDE.-Coroner Corioe yestes-
bel. a. % Sy OF ia asa .,sS
Cumberland street Il ssoer'sined TO Be the child o. Ana
Sullivan unmarried woman residing 10 The house. sss vas
committed 70 the charge Of infsn.icsde
TIE LATE FATAL AEFRAr IN FRAsKLIs AvEsuE.-
Michael Conway who shot by Peter Drsbsr in shsy
ill in his ba,. Two men named Daniel McD,rmSu and
Conwsy b. urging Deher % bss, him. have been arrested
and we've committed to await exsminstion-
FATAL AccIDrsr.-About 10 O'Clock On Saturday
norpns child years Of ago. named Thomas Rally FED eo
the third story window Of the bou s South rd stree. 10 The
grourd ard died IN few hours s-r Coroner 5oe hsd ~ In
quest when veiccs Of accidental destA ~.s rsndsssd
A SHOOTING AFFAIR.-AnD McNicbol was srsste1
Saturday afternoon BY Ocer Thnshsn Of the fha rrs-
cDct having tee night p-yious sbo PANIED "ne
CrI ale, OF the II boat belonging 10 hevsnne
hrs. heNeho lives board the coal bsrro Hsoa n6 tse
foot Of North Tenth street sppssrs thst ON fndsy
boat Of from the Revenue cuer y1ns ns2 Us. 49,
With one of the officers wbe waiting tef the oncer Cusgs
commenced JOHNS With the prsonsr The eos son sef III
when she from the cabin ana hss1 Oh ss2
sftr H. which took effect In cnnsles am she sJ nssAn
joke and abe did 10, intend any harm Que wa ae.a w "a
ernin alton
Isorysr On Saturday afternoon, Coro0sr baeu
Ma ~ A. District Station Bouse On the 10Y ~
hid found In iof on Ross street. VW-
dict accordingly.
I.,rs,RyrYRs TO THE CoURTs-A meeting OF Ger
,sn, va, held at Military Garden on Friday eveains fr
- of taknE protect the nshs OF 0efmsAs,
b Epshsh snsasse who appear tetocs ths
conrt. Thee people generally nseeed Of al they hsse s
by,tsrs who advantage Of their saorsucs and wisaoet
they are frequently subjected TO nous n
tpsr inability make themselves uadsstssA
As 70 paid BY the Scpsriso the Grmsns f,l
E select from among themsev~s sad III a.
o.inI appointed By tho nesting Dr. WIN v BesaAA
Of the oours
BuaoLARUs-The house OF Mrs. Mary Lswiess, n
Columbs street bvrssioasy eo.ersd % Saturday nisb
and trunks filed With female ~ss<ns apparel ssea hss.
from The trunks VIE found In Dosvsn rest &c oseng
nosnin& y oto Oxs0rks. viii most u u ssfens 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

BuaoLARUtThe house OF Mrs.. Mary Lswiess, IN
ColUmbis street bvrssiousy soersd Saturday nis,
and trunks filed with female wssrS apparel stea thew
from. The trunks found D-isvsD strest 5ssaB
nonips y oGoe< Okssrke viii most u u ssutenis 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

THE New DRAGonas.-We see it announced thu,
MI Oscanysp, the lecturer and writer upon Tarksy,
and more lsiely engaged as interpreter to Mohsmnsd
Psshs, has been appointed Dragoman to the American
Copsul's Office a, Copstantinops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

RARk PLASrs AT ArcrIos.-Theo opportunity to pos
ss., sos Of the collection of rare plants male IN Bar
mum pany days at Irsnstsn is still opsn The sale
tbs. we noticed the other day was postponed on &C.
count Of the terrific rain storm. 1t is advertised
for Thursday and s worthy of no. CO. since gives an
opportunity that occurs but rarely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

thst be bad better marry tse s,ri thea Tas young
fellow scaschsd bis bead in g,es. per psK.y foe .s
minutss, and ally coosected. The Mayor rcd tss
service and pronounced them maa and wife. He then
advised I'm to go home and bshsvs ike good hui.
band, he bad no doubt the gir would ty to be good
wife. The girl eagerly asserted, Indeed shs woali."
Mr.. Thomas Aston, eoe OF Bower friends, and very
nes. Iool ing little man. in fine drsb clothes said the
gil, pointing to biz friend, II he don't use you
well, you tell me, and III knock spots on, of him"
short time after the young couple walked home arm
in arm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

Isorrsr -On Saturday afternoon, Coro0sr baeu
- " 1905, =, ,be Fih Dis,ric. Station nouss tbs boy Il
Irr chid hich found IN ioft on koss street. V-
dict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

The nativity table gives 900 natives of the United
States, 81 of Ireland, 81 of Germany, of England,
1 of Scotland and each Of France, West Indies and
British America, each of Spain, Italy and Prusss,
ard unknown.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30


~ Mahada H. naa and Behbis Mass,
hslos and distributes n Robert {.
Haas, deeeassa
NUu and each " YOU are hereby aum.
mnnei 70 be and appear before H.
Probate Court ~ said taanss, on The III
Monday In august LAOS. then anil there
70 answer the petition " Andrew !. Wi.
liams, AlmlnI.lfaior " The Estate "
kabutt {. Haas, deceased. Tar sale 81 The
lniores, II aid iceaieni. In the following
lani, VIA srctlon ton tl0,l Township
eight, ls,) nanFe nine tp,l Me.l, 10 said
county, and show eaase Why the prayer
" the petitioner should NJ, lc granted
W lrdar u the Court, I.suei june
l6ih, lsjs. W. y. WouffiN.
cisk Of sad Court.
June IL, lsss. ai-iw.
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We are authorised 10 ANNOUNCE iAs.
u. CHALMERS ~ y candidate Tor Dis.
ttlct Atlorne, Of tho Eleventh. Judicial
District, ~ ihe nast butcher election.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

W. are authorised 10 ansaunss Ma.
IriIANill W, WILLIAMS a. q candidate
|igf Dissfies At(slsey III ihe ilh JailslAi
p's,f'st, q We cl1cctlsn on the Iss Mon.
lay IN vclshst ne1ls
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

We AZ authorised y Z ouncs Judge
j. I. N. buKDRitbuG - . candidate Tor
Probate Judge Of Pamela County
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oitively No Credit!

NgOM and After tn Is. day u July,
isjs, for all Flour, Neal and Grain
a, our Mills, essh win b. rsqwired.
MuUlik McCuLL0uGn.
PAMELA, Juse 30, 1864. 23-,f.
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ET We arr authorized to announce
u. ". WRITTEN ~ q candidate fos
County Treasurer u Panels eesney.
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We are authorised 10 announce ". c
HARRIS rs a candidate for County Saf.
vryor Of Pamela Ceansy.
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.sAMlsessrNser's .s,psess.
10 Ms Crdtiers q iAs kssais " 4. y.
Nunsek, dseessefs
w. ,..,s.ss J. y T. :; ::;.;s - an. :.
:;'; 4. ~ s..s ~ d Sgs', W, f 4 Y; asss:
County, Mississippi, Gle his report ~ ~
lnsoIvsrry ~ the s-sass n saia dccsdeai,
Nos, ell pssssss hasinH elsins against
the ustsls VI ssid dsssdssss am hereby
notified to resse forward and hsys ~
ssms dals prphr,~l ssd Registered In The
Register kept by the Clerk u said Couge,
within . ysAr fron ~ date Of w asss
pubIissees u tkis seei0 er W ssuo
gill hetorssd'
AIT a. i az H. S'Asks' A.;
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Just received, onc cAsk u superior
french brandy, which ! am prepared 10
sell 10 quart bottles. All persons nsei.
Ing brandy for medicinal haspe~ss, will
bud u the best article 10 The eouslsy.
Alo. u ane Cigars. cAli sess q ths
aDrIck Corn~s."
spe-u THOMAS y. ClARkk
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n v@ 0@
HlasCs1Is q o.. W.
@H ~a 49,
- - e ~ ~ W7ran ].
Hessaes - dselass1 = ~
/, ss,s. IL
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We are authorised to announce Til0M.
As G. HUDSON as candidate for Shsr.
if Of this county.
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~ fsss ~ sasaaaelss mailissa.
~ - fsilsva Tlss massy mssi hu pali
y sdesaft, isvsdshIy
~ stats " ItIsts'ss omsss. sla ~
" rpanlJ aasss, 10
HHN ID
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wssrs ~sstherised TO Announce JANEs
A. VAUGHAN - . candidate Tor 49,
ser Il Pnuols Cesaty.
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w Tho editor u tho sr,a i. hereby
authorised " announce Judge OkilI.Lk
lIARRlsUN as tho people. candidate for
re.cIecsiVs " tho olicc o. Probate Judge.
MANY VOTERS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

W sss authorised 10 ansesses
d. = oRoON . . sasatisse fss faa
Assessor q Psscla Csuaiy.
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pc q 1elsa11stpuL panoae ceanty.
l.. Iaslliaes Ssss rssm, lass.
M AN astsehnent vas
1haFl1A uv1nham. } iausl ID lavor Of
llainst9 asAIoss ~ .ssslse u Defend.
,iss ees =. said salt 10 v<aiisx IN
J Cesss 81 passIs, In saia County ,
~ saeachmnt has b~ea essestsd
Meg levied On property Of ssis De-
easss snless tAs pcfsaisst appears
sv ~ q Z Jast,se's Court Il r%snoIs,
- lssA Gay q Asstss, lxss, and plead
- sslied, ieles1eas ell be ssnaerst
~ eri(P .aAe to veil said psopsss,
fay tebs ssd esss.
a. y RAvuCRx. ]. r.
~ %, Isss. SS-4s.
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w ~ tHl uifgiIB a~ans.haa De lion
ivfis W. IIlUHvuvN q a sasjsasls
w pltesIt ~ 4 NJ The IN jslssIaI D.
Hieii u W. dADtlgh IN tlaieheF nasf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

Vi WU1Uass1s $780, W.
Anu.fse tnstD 60.
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We ere outbsussi 10 announces
NIUt10LAs ~ MORRIS o. q ssrdt6ats
fer A1soDss u psssla CstnG.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-30

!. f ; |. I. e.; - s s !, e. en-
\. With ! ~ ser-ssf ground attached.
. j. On thu pramisss a good .mcks
y, aud thu best Wall ~ water In the
~. Tho hoase, with three BLOCK. ssss-
pins si.s serc' each, will b. sold 10.
her. or tn house aud the whole 7, IL
H.. am anxioa. ~ sell, and will
a bassain--.o, call sosn,.,f you wish
kssi one. h. u. fAkp.
tansla. june 20. ISIS. zps-3m'
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a vGuGb0
y gnbsla Cssssy, 49,
nnreo d>sisvo 10 Mjeoliop =
11ndsipe inlesssss y ~
vAeu ecnsists ef 81
49,, nspn Wee<s - ~
tImfsrsl- IN az o11nre1 lana 4 3 g.
s>etftiss, I'll - 1RtlAe1 es6W1u
ssssIss::s: si.sIs =
O.. p~~ls;l:.sp 4v' :.
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We az asiAvflsel - ssssssss ~ lion
tNuis JXIrftti, u uylly swlnxs.
q essIsd~>( W. Judge " the ~ JHJi
gltl Distsieis 81 he e%lertiun on tho Iss
Nahisy IN Ostsbsf, lsiE. nssi.tl
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wcsrea authorized announce FRANK.
LIN MOORE sAa candidate for re- election
TO the olAcs VI sheriff Of Pansla ccsnty.
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W. ara authorised 10 anneunee Col.
JUshi'il ". vLANrON ~ . candidate
for Probate Judge VI Pamela bounty.
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W. ara autbori.sd to announce JAS.
II. JONES - q candidate Tor sheriff q,
the nex, election. novls.u
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We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
{. HARRISON A. candidate Tor r~e-slec.
ton 10 tho cacs II Circuit clcrk.
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Read our new advertisements.
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For l'enns, Trcm.wser;
We are authorised 10 anaouncs DAVID
J. Cory o. q candidate Tor Treasurer VI
l'anola Ccun,y.
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bss ". Ssanmitt1l June Term, 1865.
W. AN Atsachmsni was
kAwish Grishua. } issaci In favor o.
)PAiuslQ sgain.t lhc Estate u pefcnd-
fsr ~ =. Said suit Is pending in
Jasissis Coars =, pAasla, In said
patty, that said Attachment has hem
eaisd ~ hsins lesied on property n
Dsfsnasns; salsss the Defendant sp.
r before ~ 1t . Justices Court nj
ksls % shs l5sh day ot august 1858.
plssi 70 said action, jaisncns viii
Deaisfci aud On order maje to cell
1psGpsssy, u par debt ssJ cost.
A. ". kAYBURxs J. r.
psas 70, isSs. 2sAw
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NJ sss asdAsdssi y sasssses jocQl
S0ANk4 - ens1loon ~ 49,
e plnsls Csusay.
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"
Paaosa Ccansy.
CIV We arr authorized to announce
ID. ". WRITTEN ~ . candidate fos
County Treasurer u Panels county.
Fer Ceessy sufvcyer.
are Authorised 70 announce n. n.
uTNXANr ~ . candidate for County
Surveyor 81 Pamela ucsnsy.
We are authorised ~ W.
HARRIS ss q sandi date for County Saf.
veyor Of Pamela Cesnsy.
for Assessors
W. are Authorised 10 snneurcs JOHN
z. JACKSON as q candidate for Tsx Az.
season u Psnelss eaisy.
1
wesrs ssiherised 10 Announce JAMES
A. vAuGnAN - . candidate fss 49,.
ses = passls Cesasy.
We orvaashorsssi 10 aeUoonss O. N
SEATuM - a eariI3ass lsf Assessor d
psaola essnsy.
owe : odlhsrissi 10 announces
NtJl1oLAs " MORRIS o. q ssriidat'
fer Assasss 4 psssla Cstug.
DWs are sushssissi 10 ansoase'
D. o0p1ON - . essaiasse fss Ia
Assessor = Pasela Cssaiy.
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no THg LADIES.

DO you wish to be healthy and strong
Then 70 a.cnc~ aud g., some o. Mclean.
Cordial. n will strengthen and invigo.
rate your blood ~ how through every
vein, and the ricls, rcsy bloom 10 noun,
TO your chsshs again. livery bottle war
ruutcd 10 rive snt,sfnctiou.
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CHILDREN.

We say TO parents, u Your ehildvee ass
SICILY, pun,, or afflicted with complaints
prevalent among children, give them .
small quantity et Melean's Cordial, and
Il will mahe ihe'n healthy, fat aud robust.
Delay not a momsati Ivy Il and you will
be convinced.
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nnrw1V aNRA9ESf
IL les Il Dsu.stsI Alssehsd ssS -.
kleakL<d. w w ~ ysu . - sstLsls
Il tisaeaefslelA fss IN 55sssss1sst.
April ! sisSe. 1l-0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

W AohAN1EONs Suu6 -
The official adyices received BY this arrival from
England are Of a more favorable character than
had been anticipated toward this country, and
disavOw intentional offence against our flag, and
mention the fact that prompt orders have been is
sued to discontinue the visits which have given
rise to the present difficulties.
Her Majesty's government does not insist on
visitation search as right, but as both nations
striving to put stop to the African slave trade
it desires a mutual understanding Of arrangements
as to the most proper and most acceptable manner
Of aeertaning the character Of suspected vessels.
This is the moOted point
The tenor of the despatch was far from being
unsatisfactory. In fact the doctrine 90 long
maintained by our government is considered as
practically acknowledged by Great Britain. The
differences between the tive countries are not
such rs cannot be amieably settled.
1t is understood that the Cabinet to-day had un-
der Consideration the Affairs Of Utah, which are
complicated and require great canton in their man
agement. From the present indications, all the
troops now on their way will continue their march
to Utah
What additional measures viii be pursued will
depend on the character ofthe next official despatch
es from that quarter.
The charge of Judge Eekles 10 the Grand Ju-
~ against poligamy is condemned as being cal
cuiated to embarrass the passfcatiOn Of the Nor
mons.
The Post Office Department will shortly take up
the subject Of ocean transportation Propositions
have been received for carrying the mails from n
Orleans and New York to Havana 10 alternate
with the Law line, and for similar service on
the Bremen and HaTre line, receiving the postage
for remuneration, contemplated by the recentact
Of Congress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

MORLEY AND oDELL's Bass SFoUNDRY.-Tbese
gentlemen have completed their new building, To-
Gated at the foot of Vineyard on Center street,
and got their Worksinto successful operation. They
manufacture every variety of brassware for gas
works plumbers, railroads, distiIleries machinists
&c, &C. and all work manufactured in their estab-
lshment is quite equal in the qualities Of durabil
ity and finish to that made in sy other city in the
Union They are intending to go into the manu-
facture Of locomotive aud steamboat bells, and
otherbells Of the like sizes The prices at which
they sell their manufactures are fully as low as
those of the New York manufacturers; and they
are prepared to duplicate New York bills.
Mr.. Morley, the senior and business member Of
the firm, Is well known here as thorough business
man from his former connexiOn with the firm Of
Morley & Reynolds, Hardware Merchants Mr.
oden is from Baltimore, and a practical brass
founder by trade He WAS engaged in the busi
ness in that city for many years, and emigrated
West for the purpose of trying his fortune here
With his knowledge Of the manufacture of brass
wares brought to bear in conducting this establish
ment, their experiment cannot be otherwise than
perfectly successful
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FIRE.
ALBANY, June %.

FIRE.
ALBANY, June %.
About o'clock this P NJ a destructive fire broke
out in the lumber yard of Messrs. Bullock & Many,
on Water and Orange streets. The fire took from
the blaeksmith's shop on the south corner Of the
yard and high wind prevailing from the south
the flames spread n0rthWard with great rapidity
Adjoining the lumber yard was TreadEelis fur
niture factory, Luther's extensive coal yard, and
the freight depOts Of the Central Railroad.
The efforts the chief engineer were directed
to the saving Of this property and to prevent the
spreading Of the flames beyond the lumber yard,
but the heat was intense as 70 render il almost
impossible for the fremen TO work the engines
The greatest exertons, however, are being used to
prevent the fire from spreading but up 10 the pres
ent time $4,000 worth Of property has been de-
stroyed, with four or Eve dwellings. The fire is
sill raging
e.30 P. MI is now certain that the Ere can
be restricted to tie limits Of the lumber district
The coal yard has several times been on ere,
but extinguished.
The wind has now ceased.
Tread1elrs Factory is much damaged, but
building saved through the skilful exertions Of
the Chief Engineer.
The flames have been driven from the outskirts
Of the lumber yard into the interior.
The fremen wll be on the ground all night, as
the fire still RACES feieely with the lumber piles.
Loss probably understated. Insurance on lum-
Der only Sl2,5OO, aud on all property destroyed
pct ever $4,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

LECTURES OF LOLA MoSTEz .-MessTs. Rudd 4
Carlton haI e just issued an elegantly bound vol
ume OF 900 pages, with the above title. This work
has made its appearance just at the time when the
American people are most eager to seize upon any
thing from her pen, and the subjects chosen are
well calculated 10 beget large demand for the
book. The contents, aside from her Autobiog-
raphy, are " Beautiful Women" a Calamity,
q" HerOines of History" "Comic Aspect of Love, I"
''Wits and Women of Paris, /" and "Reminiscences.
The work has just been placed in our hands, and
we have not yet examined it with view to eriti-
eism, but it is quite attractive the beautiful
and adventurous Countess herself Among the
heroines of the present age there are none who
command public attention 20 such an extent as
Madame Lola The book is for sale by Ingham &
Bragg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

BOARD OF EDUoATIoN-REGULGR MEETING
Tuesday Evening, June 22-BOard met Tuesday
evening, June 22d. Present-Messrs Bradburn,
Palmer and Paddoek.-A petition was rcceiV
ed from citizens Of the First Ward representing the
Prospect street School House to be very much out
ofrepair, and urging some action in reference TO
its improvement Referred to the City Council,
recommending that the repairs needed be made.
The Committee on Buildings aud Supplies
was ordered TO furnish window curtains for High
School HaIl.-Mr HopkinsOn of the Branch
High School, presented catalogue Of apparatus
needed in his department Filed.-The Super
intendent reported statistics Of the Schools for the
month ending June l2th-attendsnce 4,475; per
cent of daily attendance sl.-AdjOurned for
one week
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24
Dr. G. w. BUSHNELL
Hartford, TmmbVll Co, o., March 7, 81.
WEST REpFoRn oshocton ca Mav "A ~
lDbpsifians & 5nrqeons.
MORTON. M. D..-PhYsonatb

u MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathic
Oser Eclectic Phylcian and Surgeon Of Mid
NlieIy and Diseases Of Women 1ld Chinren- DR. NOR
TON having located himself his place ready u at
tend 20 all calls IN his Profession either at his once
their private dwellings. DIT NJ dscards all p0is0ns of
every despon eit her mineral animal Or yeseabla aud
reduces his to them but simply
the stimulates aud tones up the system BY
healthy medication.
Those ac ed with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
noys, Spleen Neuralgia Inf iou Rh (sitheF
Acute Chronic Loss OF Appetite erangement of The
Stomach Constipation Of the Bosels, BIols Affections
Impurities Of The Blood Chrome OF long annT
diseases diseases peculiar TO tie Ea sach as Sup
Cd 10 call HIS Mode q Treatment IS also
ADAPTED 10 Diseases of Children.
Dr. NJ has also safe and failing remedy for
Fever and Asue ChSlsTa ChOlers-sIurbus and
DiaIIhoe1 Colie CIaDp LockiaW Es SbaSms
r DrN also prepared totreat successfully FEvERS
q the vaos ypes together with all other form Of acute
diseases This Is no fiction Imagination BRAIN
but acis deducted from the Reform o.
New Seneo. system ~ fIee and thotogsh reading q
graduate from the old and schOols Of Me.irine.
kn,lsOf 30 OrANICMEDICINESS Is Sa pIss aad CON 5oands
tnetures and srups, such as usually kept H0anc
Indian Remedies and large number Of Comp pounds pre-
pared BY himssi Remedial Agents. among which are
Mix Weed sovereign ismeiy for The Dyspspsia Piles
&C.; AntB iOus Pills exclusively the Liver sanstve
never al 70 cure Eye-WaIsr never a:sg rsasdT Ior
Weak sore and lnAlmed Eyes, Canksr ediciae fOT Can
Nj Rllsaa of VIII cheTy, for coaghs Colds Bronchitis
cousomptos and al Diseases 0f The Lunes. Rhumsfic
for internal external application; Sovereign Rrra-
sdy fI the Saasrai Mothers Cordial u Femals Friend
EH n, b Particular Attention will be paid IN treat
bd af s he morbid hmor b n 5os 70 S'sSsss s9e
e the dead but ha does claim thai he ali cur
% I iosn ea. 81 - Rsssaes No "a s5,r
s., Cleveland, West Side.
lea god chance nhis oce 70 red Medieiss and is
.aIlogs oraneaes 40 sdls Edoast ynly26 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-24

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