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The CASE OF GILBEET, THE SAILOR on BoARD
THE SCHOONER LooKoUT.-The case Of Charles
Gilbert, the sailor charged with revolt and mu-
tiny on board the schooner Lookout has been
fully investigated by U. 5. Commissioner
Conkling, and the defendant discharged The
Commissioner rendered very elaborate opin-
ion. in which the laws Of ls25 and 1895 are
fully considered. As the doctrine has been es-
tabl,shed that the Federal Courts cannot take
eognizanee OF any offences at common lag, but
can only exercise jurisdiction over offences de-
fined by statute; and as the acts Of Gilbert, al
though outrageous, violent and dangerous in
a high degree, cannot be considered as mutin-
Gus or felonious, within the meaning Of the acts
Of 1925 and 1886. the defendant must be dis.
charged. This case is important TO our vessel
owners and masters, and shows that further
Legislation is necessary in order that there may
De Provision for the safety Of officers and sail
ors upon the great lskes-BHfalo E<Press.
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FREsH FISH FRON LAKE MICHIGAN BY EK-
PREss.-Wm. Shettle at No. Ontario street,
has choice lot of the largest trout from the
pure waters of Lake Michigauwe ever saw, and
never tasted better specimens from the pisca-
tOrial regions. Some of them weigh near 40
lbs; prime white fish in same invoice to tickle
the palates of epicures
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GEAu6A HARyEsT.-Our farmers are now in
the midst Of haying and harvesting, and the
weather is fine for securing crops. The wheat.
which few weeks since promised to be an ex-
traordinary crop, has dwindled down TO less than
half a crop in Consequence Of being struck with
rust and the attacks of the weevil Still, there
has been some pieces harvested free from any
defects, which viii yield abundantly. Grass Is
heavy, and the hay of excellent quality Char
don Dem.
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At meeting Of the Association Of the
Alumni of the Cleveland High School, Friday
evening July %, 1855, the following resolutions
were passed and ordered to be published in the
city papers: ..-
WEEREAs, It has pleased Almighty God in his
infinite wisdom TO remove by death a former
school mate and much endeared friend Albert
G. Eldridge, therefore -'--
Rssolred, That the news Of his sudden death
has filed US with the deepest sorrow.
Resolred, That by this sad event our Alma
Mater has been deprived of one of her most
promising sons, and we Of beloved compan-
ion whose intelligent mind, warm heart and
generous nature have left an inefaceable i'm
preston on our memories
ResolUsd, That we deeply sympathize with
his bereaved parents, brothers and sisters, and
that we tender to them this earnest expression
Of our feelings. JOHN G. PRINCE, -
Pres. Protein.
IL. s. WHITTLEsEY,
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lea lines OF this tAgafs) Type make one square
Adretsemeuis Lcaed and placed IN column OF SPECIAL
BUSINESS Notices. double the ordinary rates
yearly Advertising Contracts VII be understood 70 apply
strictly Immediate Business OF the Adertisers and all
sthei advertisements sent by the advertiser WILDE
charged CKIra- -.
ani flsllg5ous Notices, 81 per cent discount.
Business NOtces in Editorial Column VIII hc charged al
tn rate OF IS -eufs hne each insertion
AL Transient Advertisements 10 Be pad for n adE ace
AdreEtisesuts the Weekly square less for thrte
uiuIhs or less, same as daily
Advertisement Dairy and Weekly v II be charged %
ser celt- erira-
Marriages aId Deahs exceeding ten lines, . cents
pills OF Yearly AdyeTtisers payable quarterly
= fsOWFf FsS 4 co.
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IL. . NHITTLEsEY,
Recording See'v.


FEoz SUPERIOR--The splendid steamer City
Of ClsseLanG, Capt Lundy, arrived on Saturday
morning last Her cargo consisted of FIVE tons
Wrought Bar Iron, C. c. Trowbridge, Detroit;
six tons Wrought Bar Iron, for Ford d Otis,
Cleveland; forty bbls Copper, tor Detroit;
twenty tons Pig Iron, Chamberlin, Crawford &
Co., Cleveland.
The Herald gives the following memoranda Of
her passage down:
The Cay Of CleUsldnd left Superior CITY on
Monday, 18th, arrived at Ontonagon on Tues
day morning at A NJ, and left al 7P.M
The Propeller Planet arrived at Ontouagon at
2. H., Tuesday-had gone the rounds Of the
Lakes on pleasure excursion, with q fair load
Of passengers. Arrived at Marquette on We'd
nesday, remaining all day; met there the baroue
Fossteneils, nearly loaded; Sehrs. r. J. Gibbs,
IaaastTy, Ezehazgs and p Mil, waiting for
loads. Met NoTfh Star off Pictured Rocks.
bound up; Schr. Ford, off Round Island, bound
for Ontonagon. Passed schr Vsrmoaf in the
Canal, with full load of ore; Schr Herald. load
ed, aground on Lake George Flats. Net pro-
Peiler Mineral R0ek foot Of Nebish Rapids. bound
up; schr. KOScioskO at Sailors Enacampmert.
A. Aackinac, iron steamer Miehigan for
Green Bay, on the 23d; met propeller Nortksrn
Ligh. bound up, above Lexington. Sehr. Ill
nos on the st. Clair Flats.
The city Of ClersEand will leave on her re-
turn trip tc night. ..F--f,. -.
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n AT picnic of the Sabbath School Of
'he First Methodist Protestant Church of New
York, on Wednesday, three interesting young
ladies were drowned by the upsetting Of sail
boat The names Of the drowned are Mrs. Isa-
bella Ferguson sixteen years old and fur
months married, Miss Ann Eliza Jacobs and
Miss Emma Dewitt. -
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AND ENAMELED CRATES.
NJ i MARVIN. NO. g-PUBLIC
w SQUARE. tSouth sidel has lust received frrSb
s5. ne one Of the largest and best assort
ENASIELED CRATES.
Ever brought 70 this market He alavs ses os .n th
- Rsssssi e9d n9S approved styles Of COOKING and
Ma"StaefErea Exprsssly for this Market and
Warranted 10 gre perfect satisfaction. p
He also Is constantly sunplisd with aa ,sso,.,. s
ooden ware aad House Furnishing Artic es and rs on
~ nsngtact lres large stock Tn CoUSr and
me S1seT iren ware ell OF which MUST AND Will BE
SoLD. az wholesale orretail. fer cash -
At Prices to Suit the Times -s
~. ~ sinds o. JOBBINGr ROOFING. EAVE TROUGH
on SHORT NOTICE manner @na
he proof tAs pudding Is Bthe chewing Of ,.rina
Sse S es oiioEs purchasing sseWhsrs he oId md
S-Bueks Patent Hotel Cook Stoves. two sizs. ssa
% SIS Each. ---i- 7' - a--e's ~
-, ". L MARVIN -Il
-.--NNVe NO. south Public Snunre
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July 2I, 1858. tl.flf''E Z e
NJ GODDARD, on the occasion OF his ascension
in Buffalo took as passengers three persons be-
side himself and reached an altitude of over
twelse thousand feet. In addition to his pas
sengers he took up several hundred pounds of
ballast, showing that had the Filth been good
day the citizens of Cleveland would hav Wit
messed an equally fine ascension. NJ GODDARD
will make another ascension from Cleveland
some time during the coming Fall ...
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A SPREAp EAGLE ToAsT.-At Prentiss Cen
ter, Maine, on the 5th inst, the following was
the second regular sentiment.
Oar RafiOa.-Begotten amidst the storms Of
the sixteenth century, its iniantile movements
were dimiy and indlstinctly seen on board the
May Flower, on the rock ofPlymouih. at James
town, on the plains of MonongaheIa, and on the
Hights Of Abraham; the "ezpricious' squalls Of
Its inff1ey were heard in the tea party Of Bos
ton, in Faneuil Hall. on the plains of Concord
Lexin gton and Bunker Hill; in his boyhood he
ran bsrefooted and bareheaded over the fields
Of Saratoga, Trenton, Princeton, Monmouth and
Yorktown; whipping his mother and turning
her out of doors; in his youth he strobe over
the praIries Of tae boundless west, and called
them his own, paid tribute 70 the despOts Of
Barhary IN powder and ball, spit in his fathers
face from behind cotton bales at New Orleans,
whipped the mistress Of the ocean, reyeled in
the halls Of M0nteIuma, straddled the Rocky
mountains, and with one foot upon golden sand
and the other upon Goldfish and lumber. defied
the void; IN his manhood, clothed in purple
and fine linen, he rides over continent in
cushioned cars, rides over the ocean in palace
steamers, sends his thoughts on wings Of light
ming 10 the world around, thunders at the door
Of the Celes tial empire and at the portals Of dis
tant Japan, siaps his poor old decrepit father
IN the face, and tells him to be careful how he
peeks into any Of his pickaroons, and threatens
70 make a sheep pasture of all the land that
joins him. What viii he do in his old age, God
only kno gs. May he live ten thousand years,
and "his shadow never be less"
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IS JlIL--The bail of the bOg1s lottery fellow
Woods, in Pittsburgh, delivered him up on
Friday. and Mayor Weaver committed the swim
der to Jail for safe keeping.
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NJ. GODNRO's Ascension IN BUFFALo.-The
Cleveland Herald a few days since, in speaking
Of NJ. Godard's ascension in Buffalo on the
10th, stated that the balloon used on that oc-
casiOn was much larger than the one used here
on the Fifth. This statement was male with
sut any knowledge of the facts, and was en-
tirely untrue. The balloon used in BuffIIo was
the one used here on the fflh, and the same
amount of gas was consumed, as the following
receipt will testify
EusENE GoDARD, Esq
To Buffalo Gas Light Company DIR.
July 20, 1858, To $4,000 feet gas for
balloon at $3.50 per m........... $50 90
To laying connecting pipe ....... so 90
SI4O 90
BY + 5. Pratt's subscription w 90 90
SI20 90
Received payment by check on Manchester
Rich. ..
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Drntistrp.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAI

DEMONSTRATIONS HAVING
ses Of Teeth which they carefully ksepin the drawer
or hn 10 garry m The pcket especially
10 such liberal arrangement will Be offered. Having made
prepared 70 the Vuranized Com
poun instead Of Cold Silver for Alcial Teeth which
has the hghcsi reputation 10 thing hereore used for
Is e1ree sktness Cleanliness, durability and nentness
One % OF an eue setr1n be gplied life like as TO
DEFY the closest observer and perect ft Warranfed
Silver ard Cold Plates usual from SO 10 uer u
sets B. A HALLIWELL'S. M D.,
Over Churchill's Drug Store.
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NOTIcE-Nembers of Cataract Engine Com.
Pany, No. 5, arc hereby requested to meet at
their Engine House on Monday evening July
26th, at O'Clock, p NJ By order of the Fore
man. B.. SY ROWE,
Cleveland, July 26th. sec'y.
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PORCELAIN TEETH.
SUPERIORITY OF THEIR MKTH-

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR MRTH-
~ Cd Of prOdusins Artificial Teeth any known
lsr srSfMPLIcITY-ons piece chemically united in all
its parts, aa1 Of the s.rne qualify Of matsrial.
the model Of her owz Inpression Ths sdafsiion oes
atiained-eo.goTf ead uilllty sveT GfieT. -
vo1s iOths aeon any Eson chen1i sssai; hsaes N
ts ,Bs,1 B5 1, s s SSto7ss al o1snsiys
4sh- COLOR Bright. lively, and god imitation Of
y. B;AnJ method Of Pruduehs sets OF Arsiheial Tech
{ iais digest = z eogateTfeit of trEe Porcelain
Hfrsf aas Seuea Ccses Of this nanber s5ifvrre .ss
have aiken he place of Gold Plaie work Iahs asi nam
and SO vi all other where our terms have been
compiled VITA In 20 esss where teeth have been pad for
TERMS-Ace1rdias % he Of the case and given
PxYMENT-Uyoathere the receipt Of the order. on d.Iiv
sy Persons With Gold Plate can ap5y thsir plate in part
GUARANTY.-S -Ssfisa1fioa; provided the tsrus Of my
Persons wanting iaomsiion reference viii Be rVen 10
thS,e n Constant useof our work
ne ss oas enough % inisfEens BE-
To patrons and those who desire become such we
VIII say that our such thai can aad
within days arrival Of the patisnf
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
you By which nav BE- ak.n
Of yeg5 P.ts3 s s.iss an models. ke. Ee
sssG ~. va rsnss % & sssSIss g ne ag and aItul
reasonable termE-
Testimonials and References
bserved with much sbterest for he Last two vears
above mefho of afoducinz Anfrial Teeth and beleve
sfztemeuts Of this IircalAr correct.
IhsEe investigated wh care, for the last three years
the abSEe method Of making and app ying Artifca essh
IA the zbor.ory Of Dr. wright oin use and can
say With confidence hat hs plan the Known one
and entirely successful when made under hs obserTfion
The s1pe0ry Of tbs kind Of Dental work over eo o. A
Eind Of metz plate anot be Questi0ned the state
mentin Dr Wughfs Circular Of the number cases wher
hrs work has taken the phee Of gold plate Much
Of this work gold plie had been furnished b. the best
Dentist, u me county an not e9nvenant wii he
Wright. H. A ACryI.EY n
Late Prof Of Surgery Clevs Ned Collsxs
Dan Rhodes, Prof i p Kirtl.nd
n. gackson- Prof s. 3 Hurf
Fl Mayor Castle. I'd Buf I,1 Torrnsi
II L. Whitman Win " Riehsri--
= T. Sturtsranf, PrIf C3atcheII
J. K Cur iss
~ B-Hasing learned that persons claiming 10 a. THIS
Work. and IN claiming b a<snta fr he
sane, We will say thar date have no nrn
the u A, who have rSht fc de above pafeuts1 ~
such Claim, ard N thUse Il Il eeg inrnrrmsut
OF an inpositionn an imposition, let ou curf-
II az Infringement, will IN due s cttend TO that
n L WRIGHT. u. D,
"FtS Aeius1 tor the Company.
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Balkfrs.
d Herdnnan s. Co..

II Water Street, Clevelznd, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
~ Coin. Fo-sigu a. Domestic Exchange, UncnlTent
Money and Land Karr1nts Collections N the Un lied
States. Csaadaand Europe, prcrlptlE aite nded to 49,
Agsus 0rthe LiTsTO0l an New York Screw Steash1p
Liverpool AZ the advertised aies Passage can also be Sc
cured Liverpool New York, Quebec and New Or
leans by theregnar lines Of sailing Packet Ships Also
from Havre, Hamburg and Bremen 10 New " TX Drafts
truiSed for through ufthe Continent
Of Europe and Great Brtlnuna Ireland For further par
j HERDMAN. l. CO.,
spl7-dtf II Water street Clevelanh- Ohio.
n wHITSzS. > N-sTKS1IkT- " sTANDAET
w Bankers. and lealsTx Foreign and Domestic E1
change No-z SapeTioT street We draw direct on Lon
don and wi furux rafs any amount payable a. al
the prinriual Eon Eng Ireland Scotland, Fance
au Germany Collections made all accessible points
thro1ghol The Unit a States and Cau1das mhs-ly
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AIisleIIaneous.
-. BURNING FLUID. =
( AMPHENE AND CARBON OF

BURNING FLUID
AMPHENE AND CARBON OIL
h LAWS LAMP STORE. 80 ou..r,o s.
Also the best SefGeneraiing Spirit Gas ex,,,cs
dss i5 s SsS Of Lamps 50 per eeas ehs S5si
mn IN - % a.a el-e-a.re- iul2l.v
UNITED STATES AND FORET15S-
t9ATENF, OFFICE AGENCY. OP
WI ggasI1gE q lnv92-l5Tl JEau N ~, aisssn ~
il,HE TESTIMONY OF TUE Rocks
l9 Line Burner Mssons, Builders, Captafos and
Al % snsls vac ny wish for the dnes quality OF raT
An eIperisnee ofteDty-si1 yssrs in this bs.n..
qlay cheaper b qiarter Il doi az Z STs II ne sest
IN - Sosias1 s.soere and block stOae Of aay dimsn
stone aboard vessels At the o. 9 tons dstT % 1n
Maarf halt iis sSoTe tor wesij Of The asreis e,5
June z 'ss-luas:dsa ss7 ALEX cLEMoNs
SfAAWU HALL REFRESHMEAf NAHUM
No. 166 Superior Street,
hESSRS. ELW0OD & CO., PRorarErORs
THlS MAGNIFICENTA AND POPUL-
= LAB SALOON Will be Constantly provided Win an
most approved style Of he EDeurap ESe Ta 0 tsEsS Up n The
f9saeisa ore Ssme sspt Constantly on hand -
siss os9d a his sstabhss The 0aisst o Eisaa1s
Trunks Trunks!
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Gents,
- and lsdlss Trunks Also the RailTsud Bag pei
lissefs. faises. Saiehels and Trunk COVers AZ
las = - BUTTS'. IS SuperorSt
.t ALC0H HOL
Maufletured Of any desired proof. and put m A,
PRIME ORDER AT WHOLESALE
BSgB-3Gi1sg Fluid
Pars spirits and Reetlfisd liquors,
ofeyery description. promptly filed
iSr manaiaeturin5 not Surpassed by any
Merchants BlOek, I7s Ri0sr ST., Clsuslaad. O.
1enS.a..n 10 s CORNING co.
.THATCHER, BURT 4 CO.. PRO-
psi9rs d Howe,s Patent TIuss idEe and WhoIeSSle
s9u tteial dealers IN Lumer Timber Shinelrs md -
9 SlstS IN street. clevsland Ohio foot OF q G. &c n
Wealso possess faces fr receiving and SHj,pin, m,
PEI slaves kuilroad Iron. Gndstonss Bu ine = 5e 1d
ulce ueTSd without caFtsse = = '-ae- ''Nu
Ale assignments attended, 20 with prompness and AZ .
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Drugs.

S0AP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C4eav0r's Glycerine Nusk and Honey
SoaP-uaTranted gsnuine-for sale BY
RRUSHES-A fine assortment of
IL HAIR apd Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes o Ivory
Bone Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood For sals by
-fen9 - ~ E. W SACKRlDER
T UBIN,S EXTRACTS-A full as
~ sortnent ilst Eeceiyed tgetheF with great vaTisy
fsls E v. sAcKRIDER
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THE NEW CAsKET.

LIE NEW CASkET.
a 3 This is THE AGE OF M
fns1 snd rehnement, the subscriber axes pleas
tat ne = now prepared to furnish Al ENTIRE
new lIticle N the Underta king line suoeT 10
G - loIs atloducef IL IS othis manufacture Inae
- 4 SlsNe- din and i higny 0rnamentel with tbrl
is 50 - - llans me entire length 0ftOp full length
= II has none ofthe gloomy AMI unpleasaut au
o ne CID style Of COdins They aro uerecffv
and are yer ishr and convenient for
- - taulls OF common Eierments SIM
ii,i altlcle Is much Used IN eastern cifi.S - -
Persons losing irisnds and vrfs6is ? 10 r-or,-. :
nc lYte me Nill md u much her Interest b. fi
a. Tor themseyes where they will "a eye-S
--sssi.-iSa SO DAN'L VI DUTY, Uuierfaker er
dying ECONOMY FOR BAR
- beEs BASSETT HAIR DYE, a rreat desiIc--r-,
is sss5 ~ beT9eIs oeneht Which can be bought hi
" sa qusntities af my per cent less fan TSr -,
uLsse snl other dye In thr country Bottles hsf To1
Yp-l - i9l you can get the ed for V srfs
ea ~ uItner Ior the quantity You can eef ~
fi n IN hght shade brown shade and "a
1L1A ahG glye the best satisfaction 70 custoulsrs IN 49,
natural ap3earance For sale WhoIesaie an
hss1ll n{ ~ WM- z AMBUSH. I6f SnDerior q
- A--sA kegull rlF authorixad Aeauf
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FDr. Tubs is in the city and will be found
at the American Hotel.
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GnAI.---lSnAI-
TIME TO 3ETIN

NOW IS THE TIME TO 5ETIN
~ FOuT Winter supply We daily receiyI splen-
dad article aud Crates which sell SO
ton Parties wisalng purchase will DO well
ea All orders through the Post Once pIounutly at
tended Oficos and Yards c R. 4 Pier and al
C. \ P. r K. Mrchine shop Lake street.
JOHN HAYS & co
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plumbing, ctr.
NJ. PA TIN SON,

m d 4 " . y N
PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER.
No Park Rev, back OF Old Court House,
on Square
T MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
Il constaa'y On h7ld c5msiee sss0rt ment Of Copper,
Lead aHd Iroa Bathing Tabs. Marble Pam and Fancy
Chua Wash Basins Waier Closets, common LII Force
Pam Of tue best description Aso, Maeiei3er %
Patrnt Italian Fltercr all oer articles IN this
tire OF business. -
Having hzd twenty years sparlen IA tls erlnsh
f --iianis zrl most Of the last uIsase1 IN
ths prinrpal houses tosn. feel ohna 2 81 SWING en-
tIrs - fcfioa 10 10 may 1i thelr patron
eye. go
afest and nus approved style
OrleTs the cty and e1nirF pro1a91y attended to-
yo5hras ersea' ed with restness and dispatch
frhI
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 26, Is5s

For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
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Gtopes, Ml.

n STANLEY W0ULDRE ESPECT
Js tulls r the citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity
tI he Ms eus5 stove No 81 Prospect street
where he Wil sell SlOFes CHEAP FOR CASH, having
good assortmCnf of the latest patterns 49,
Chain Pumps fitted order Also, Manufaeturer OF
Tn, Canus and Sheet Iron Ware Particular attention
siveu Roofing and Gutieriug.
y5s Work done with dispafch. An work warranted
oc l6-dlw 20
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AGGREG ETE OF MINERAL COAL, RECEIvED AT
TIE LAKE PORTS FROM CANALS AND RAIL
ROADS-rONS
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Total l.sIssli l.'asail29alsa 6s3lIIs Sc issi IS
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0HTIDRFNiS STRAW HATS-W

have just received ffou A5c1n large stock Of Leg
an and colored SraW Hats suitnhe for Boys ard Grs.
ailrlcs which viii ner forty per cent below the
market prices, a. s. HIMAN co. 3.
ap3e Corner Superior and Public Square
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OONNETS!-LADIES BONNETS

Live have honEhf 100 many ofthe Unlsssfhe Ladies
nuy two CT three apiece shall fail n III them AL
ndueenenf shall cer them cheap there will be
ecooouny n hara< the Old ones done over the new
win be cheHyer than the cd ene "hrea up
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a NOTHER INVOICE OF REAL

ASHAkER RONNETS.
A large stock q Russia Crash bought cheap.
Rlezched and Brown Shaker Towels
Barnsley Linens Pillow Cas rEs and sheeiings-
ID mask Table D-tpcrs and Cloths, Doiies, E1pkin
Daunsk Borderca Towels TouelinE
ap0 TAYLOR GRIswoLD G co.
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A SPRsAp EAGLE TOAsr.-At Prentiss Cen
ter, Maine, on the 5th inst, the following was
the seno,,5 -sor,Isr s..,,t;r,o-.
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nliuirlrrp,
MILLMERY GOODS.

BONNET RIBBONS.
Aud everything p-TtaiuiHg 10 The WholeSae Petal
ailiuery Trade be great variety of and
quality and The lowest possible Fllres AZ
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TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.

Those o. you avorHbie 20 this enieTprIse, we will m
with you By which nav e "A
OF your pafens cases, an artculang, models, &C. sc
and forwarded 10 Us By EEpIexs. and de av
fitted with reasonable accuracy the fitting and
ting model We will also make Block Vork 10 -risr =,
ieaso1abe termn -
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DEAD.-"Pat Kanim" and '' John Tay-
lOr, "Chiefs Ofths snoqualmie and Snohomish
tribes of Indians, have both died within the
last few months. It, will be recollected
that they led companies Of these allied
tribes against the .hOstiles in the Indian
war Of ls55|6-acting as auxiliaries 70
the volunteer organization. 1t is wall
enough, perhaps, that pat Kanim' is out
of the way. We never had particle Of
confidence in his professions of friendship.
John Taylor" was a pretty good Indian.
Thus are the natives going. e7e