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NEWS PROM THE WEST

T
Gen Harney, Maj Buell., Capt. PleasaniOr, and
Surgeon Wright arrived last evening The coun-
ellis between Harney and the Cheyennes 81 Colhng-
wood Springs and the Pawnees L ear Fort kearney
resulted in their pedgng themselves not TO molest
the whites and promising TO remal n peace win
each other
The Utah correspondent Of the r, publican, un-
der date of July Sd, says, that Brigham Young has
had ali the animals taken from the government
trains driven INTO Salt Lake City, for the purpose
Of having them delivered 10 Gen. 10 aDs0n- Young
has desired Gov Cummings TO rec Ave them ofhei l.
ally and forward them to johnson.
Official returns for ST. Louis Com Ity give Barrett,
Democrat, for Congress 1857, Blai 1861, Breeken-
ridge $685. Whole Democratic ticket elected BY
from one to three hundred MAJOR ty.
In the 5th District, WOOdsOn Is reelected 10
Congress by about COO
In the I'd District, Anderson viii get upwards OF
1000 majority.
Scattering returns from the 7th District ndicate
NOeIl's election over Zigler by large majority.
In the 9Th District Ciaig's administration can
didate for Congress,) msjOrity in buchanan and
Platte Counties is 1870 over Adams (oppOsit ion
II is believed that Craigs majority in the Dis sric
will exceed 5000
Companies are now organiz ing In this city 10 g
/ to Frazer River over the PLANES.
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MEETING OF THE WoREING MEN-PursIant
to previous notice in the daily papers, large
number Of mechanics and laborers assembled at
the old Court House on Saturday evening last
The meeting was organized by the election of a
President and Secretary Wn JosLIS, Esq, sta
ted that the object of the meeting was to give
all who were interested an opportunity to ex-
press their views with reference to the prevail
ing stlgnltion of business and the consequent
distress Of the poorer classes. and TO offer such
suggestions as might tend 10 the alleviat on of
the general suffering. and improve the condition
OF the people.
1t was proposed that "a Mechanics Organi-
ration be gotten up; a c. A Society for the
mutual protection of the working classes; and
that correspondence be commenced with other
mechanics organizations in other cites, with
reference to this subject
ForestalIing the markets was denounced by a
number, and many facts stated to show the in
cOnvenieuces and pecuniary losses sustained by
poor people who are dependent upon hueksters
for daily supplies. Notifications in market
laws were adverted to as atfosding remedy for
this state of things.
On motion, a Committee of three was ap-
pointed to draft petition to the City Council,
embody ing the sentiments of the meeting, who
reported the following which was unanimous
ly adopted:
To His Honor The Mayor and the Common
Council Of the Ciy Of Clerel1Rd We the IN
dersigned working men of the city Of Cleve-
land, respectfully represent 10 your honorable
body that the ordinances regulating and licens-
ing the sale Of meats be repealed, in order that
those who have the same for sale, may sell and
dispose of it 10 such quantities as they may
think fit; and that all market wagons he re-
moved from the market grounds.
The meeting then adjourned to meet in the
same place on Thursday evening next at a
O'Clock, when good speakers will be in attend
anee, and address she people.
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ST. JOINS, Aug. Z. .
The U. S. Mail Steamship Arago from Havre
and Southampton. 2sth, passed Cape Race at ,
O'Clock on Thursday afternoon, and her adVices
came to hand yestesday, but owing TO the inter-
ruption Of the line in Cape Breton, we were IN
able TO transmit il until to-day. portion oil her
advces have been anticipated by the arrival ofthe
Prince Albert at Halifax.
The Screw Steamer Anglo Saxon from Quebec,
18th Of July arrived at Liverpool on the 9th.
The ship Hattie Bell had arrived from Australia
With five hundred thousand pounds in treasure
There had been some some interesting debates 10
Parliament Baron Rothschild was sworn in IS
A member Of the House Of Commons, and took his
seat At the Monday morning sitting when he voted
for the irst time.
The Duke Of Wallakoff hsd received an invita-
tion from Lord Lyons TO go in the Royal Albert,
the Tag ship Of the British Squadron, to Cher
b. ug. .----,....-- .,,-.....-. =,
old eoll- Gale had been experienced at Liverpool.
T.bir,sen We Nsels went ashore, but came on At
noDa g,a nee, T,,,- Napoleon had made a splendid
rressnt 10 he Yieero, Of Ireland
The Australian Mining y. -.;
able discussion had resolve ~
operations. ,nmsmoration Of
the passing Of the bill admitting 7"S ~ A''---
ment Have se-
Miss Louise Pyne and Mr.. Harrison '1A'e ~
cepted a new opera from Bafe. - %
Prince AdaIbert Of Prussia has been inTi GU ~
Cherbourg by Napoleon
The Sandman squadron, while on IFS way %
Cherbourg had received an order TO change lis
course aud cruise of the coast OF Can ia
The christians Of Alexandria had been insulteo
and menaced BY the Nahomedans, but aggression
was Immediately punished
The trial Of the Selona prisoners was closed, ana
seven Of them had been condemned TO dsAth ana
several to 25 years imprisonment IN irons.
Mahomed Pasha, Minister Of Police Of Turkey
had been sent to Gambia on a special mission Dy his
Goverument, receiving fresh instructions
Sir H l. Bulwer had arrived a. ConstantinOple
a,,d presented his credentials to the Sultan as IN
ister oF Plenipotentiary and envoy extraordinary
from En- yland.
Oueen ysbeIla Of Spain and her Royal spouse
we're still on their pleasure trip
The swiss Federal Assembly elected President,
and the people If Neufchatel had rejected the new
Canton Constitution
LIVERPOOL. July 2s-Cotioa NIarkst-Ssles OF cotton
NJ -lst three up 2lO0 hsles. Cf which go
-sre - Sl,ecuafion and SEQ for eIpJn The market
eIosed ann and u unchanged prices.
The acvlees from Aahiles- -4o -''4-''9 ~ 40
uSs YSrps ~ sc Sc had considerably advanced.
,ssfher ~ been fyurable 70 the crops hichaTdsnni
Seer Co report four quies western calal Al q zlso1i
1eStsru = ss4d; Whife southern 5s cas-. Corn dull
Yellow g3s white. a1sGdaSis6d
me PTosision mar generally quiet Beef dnll PORK
steady Bacon qalei. Lard hrm aad holden demand an
advance
LONDON. July 2I--cOtton frm- Wheat and a0ur are
Lsndoa Money Slsket-co1sos nd deeined and closed
At ss5S for money
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pEMOCRATIC CONyENTION

UINcINNATIl Aug. z.
The Democratic Congressional Convention held
here yesterday nominated c. d. Martin for Con
gress on the 26th ballot. There were four can
didates in the field.
Our city was beautifully Illuminated last night;
all Se bells were rung, splendid fire works display
ed, bands Of music were out, beautiful ladies' graced
the streets. AMI a mighty cOncOurse thrOnged the
city, all in honor Of the union Of the old and new
world by the telegraph. The Telegraph Office
was brilliantly illuminated with over six hundred
liphts
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BURsLAkY.-Some one entered the dwelling
of GEORGE WILEY on St Clair street, on Sat
urday night, by taking out one of the back win
dOws a quantity OF -four, sugar, coffee, a
canister of tea, and other articles, were car
ried off Some valuable silver plate was
in the dining room through the window of
which the person entered the house but no
portion of it was disturbed-nOt even the cans
in which the coffee and sugar were, were dis
turbed; from which it is inferred that some
poor wretch was driven to the commission of
the act by necessity and want.
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THE IRON CTE.-The propeller Iron Guy,
Capt. J. E. TURNER, arrived early on Saturday
morning. Her cargo consisted of IS tons cop
per Cliff Mine 100 bills tons and 1888 lbs !;
TOltee l ton and $40 Ibs.; Adventure, tons and
1871 lbs; National, tons and IFS lbs L.
NJ. Dickens, l,402 Ibs., all for Hussey L Nc
Bride, Cleveland and 6 tons and l,2lO lbs,
shipped for Detroit Smelling Works.
She brought down nearly one hundred and
fifty passengers, and will return On Wednesday
evening.
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|Dbpsifiarls & 5nrgeons
M0RT0N AZ ID -

d MORTON, NJ. D..-Physopathic
Dscr Eeleefc Physician aud Of alid-
%liesy ana DlSsssss AZ ~ ~, I1 = reSd 20 At
tent all calls his Profession, either a his oee or AZ
their private aSsiass ~ S ,siS5 az ID
never reduces his patsas them but Simply rengss
the obstrucons stimulates and tones up the system by
Tb9se cs ed with diseases Of the Liver Iuugs Kid
Acme 81 Chfonc Loss Of Appetite Deranssmsnt of The
Sfonach CoasiiDaiioa Ofthe BsSels, Bilious Affections
Impu rites ofthe Bood. Chrome long Standing
disease diseases peculiar 70 the female such Sup
pa ta ali MS Moso of Tfesimsat IS also Completely
adaDtedto Diseases OF Children -.
Fever and Ague Cholera Cholers uTbus yseufeIy and
Dahoea Colo. Cramps LockiaS Fits and SPasms treat
- r N Is also prepared totreat successfully FEyERS
Of the types tog-her with all other form Of acute
but facts deducted from twenty-five on the Reorm OF
New school system ef Pratee and thoToash reading o.
the various schools Of ply c and Of pr9cce ana
Ersi1sie from The Oh and schools ef Medi me
ti.,3 40 mic IS siu and co IDS
an syrups such as are usually Kept IN Botanic
f - ps-,siies and a srTe Of Compounds pre-
pared by himself Remedial AGENTS. among xnleh are
,9s s tIo v,s osrs ssrs m s nsospsi-- Pies
&C; Anfi-B lious Pills. exclusively ior the LIVER s2ye
Bltters Anti Heesrs Ae9s IIops, S1 "a
Weak iHhlmed Eyes Cunker edieine, for Can-
Ms Bsssm u villa Cherry for Co1ghs Colds Bronchitis
Consumptioa aud all DiseaE-s Of the LunEs khumatic
nimsn OF Pam KILLER. superior article any BOW IN
ne i1tsrna or external apnlicatiou; Sovereign Rem
edy for the Choiera Mothers Cordial Female knend,
rT n B. Particular Attention willbs paid In treat
ing all old Chronic and Private Diseases 70 cleanse the
liss fhe dead but he does claim that he all
able Diseases aud that considered incur7be
once No. la6 L0Flin ST. Residence, No 10 Church
| S. Ciese and, West Side
[PS br. NJ. would say that he can give One stu
dent good chance IN his ONE e resd Meeiue and lis
various branches ans diW kdosWtJ July16 i89
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MESSAGE FROM MR. FIELD.

Trinity Bay, n F., Aug I.
To THE ASSOCIATED Pass Since our arrival
here on the morning The 5th, have been con-
stantly receiving telegraPhic messages asking for
full particulars in regard to laying the Cable to
which it Is impossible for me to reply, as every
moment Of time viii be fully occupied while I re-
main here, and have handed to Mr. Mckay, Sd
perintendent OF the New York, New FOundland
and London Telegraph Co.'S Lines, my daily jour
nal, and given him full permission to send from
the same any extracts that be might think Of inte
rtst to the public. especially those portions which
will reply to the comm lnicatiOns have received.
Signed, CYRUS W. FIELD.
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FROM NEW YORk.

0EW 1Okkf AugusS =.
Printers Editors aad Artists Of Frank Lea lies
Journal, were arrested to-day for new L5beis on
a, ur worthy Aldermen Reed and Mike Journey
Flags were displayed to-day on our CSy IL all
altd other public buildings, in eOmmemorarO1 OF
the laying Of the cable.
meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen Is called o. I
Monday to mske arrangements for = mRnieiPa
calah rafion Of the event
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FROM TRINITY BAY.

TRISITY BAY, N. F., Aug Z.
The complete success Of the Atlantic Gable is
placed beyond all doubt Signals are now being
made through the whole extent Of the cable, but is
is unlikely that the cable will be opened for bus-
ness for several days or perhaps weeks the elec
tricians will require time for series Of expert
ments. Due notice viii be given Of the opening Of
the line for business
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N H sOLOMONsON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAS,
the largest Of the most approved knas d
SPEcTACLES AIlhs glasses, whether f0r Hear OF iar
sighted are ground under ms inspection BY machine
~ Of construction. with the rcaiest care so as to
suit the eyes in al cases curing Weakness, D-lsss or
I4sauaoa Of fss Eyes and iuparng strength ioT long
reading or hne sewing.
Y n. II. Solomo1sun would here inform the peohe
that he employs any the sale Of his lenses
q Also. splendid assortment Of SPY CLASSES MI
CROSCOPEs, COAIPASSES, &c, ke9f kaId
ARTIFICIAL EYES
inserted without pain, as perfect IS natuIal
~oice ss Superior street under the American Hotel
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PERsoNAL-Among the arrivals at the An
gier House on Saturday were U. S. Senator
RIcs of Minnesota, DR.. maxwell, Q. 5. n +,
1t JoSEs, L. s n, Mr.. PHILLIPS and Mr.. Col
Lam of Washington; R. GAMBLE of New Or
leans; Col THoNAs L. HAWKINS of Kentucky;
and J. L. JOHNSON also of Kentucky. These
gentleman are bound for the Lake Superior
Country, on pleasure trip.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
THE CABLE.


PoRT HooD, Cape Breton, Aug6.
Early last evening the Ii between this place
and Baddeck ceased 10 work, and has just been re
paired and we now learn that the line Is also down
between there aud Aspy Bay, which Is the point
where the Newfoundland cable Is connected with
the land line Active measures have been taken TO
put the line in order. but this may occupy all day
tomorrow. owing 10 the long distance between the
telegraph stations, and the nature Of the country
TO be Travelled.
Numerous communications passed. 10 md nom
Trinity Bay yesterday, before the line went down
here, and there is not the slightest whsteT
er 10 doubt the truth genuneness Of the dispatch
es from Mr. Field, as published yesterday, aud the
rumOrs Of deception. trickery, &c, have not the
least foundation. So far as we know or believe,
the most perfect reliance is felt here, and at ey-
cry station upon the lines, that the Atlantic Ca
bic has been successfully laid between Ireland and
Newfoundland But there Is no good reason to
believe that the cable can be got in readiness to
convey messages before the early part OF next
week, and by that time, at the farthest, the land
wires will be put in perfect order, and viii be
kept So
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NEw MUsIc.-We have received from Messrs.
Brainard & Co. several pieces of new music
At their store can always be found very laJge
assortment of music, including the very latest
They are the largest publishers in the West
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The HoRucULTURAL SOcIErY's MEETING
The Meeting on Saturday afternoon was quite
large, and the display of fruits and vegetables
was respectable. A large number of very beau
tifal boquets were also on exhibition. We are
not able to publish the list of articles on eKhi-
bitiOn, nor the reports of the Committees.
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81 RUFFrSI has one of the finest assort-
ments of Hats and Caps in the city, which he
has conc uded to close out at the lowest prices
ever heard Of Let farmers and mechanics make
a note of this. Remember the bargains are to
be had at E. Ruffni's, 81 Superior st. aug 6.
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lflcoirines.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO,

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO'
IL. - MEN FroT "a, N Y Daly Nel's tEditori,l
BTidg. on The Health Of Amsriean Women snoth-
er e9lumn He treats the subject sbe manner, and
~! Er9H tAe Albsay MorHilg EIBrs.s.
Mlshas Uterine Catn0licon has proved to Be fully
bS msdea seais@sa and oSers Dr. BTdse IS rsssT GS
physician overy fne aitliaments man Of great
AMI determination iudirous and hiEhy snccessfu 5rs
y 9lsI n all diseases, especially those OF women and
Fron Physicians
'Maishlll's Uterine CatholieOu viii certainly all
the diseases for which Il Is recommended l."
There Is no medicine like It IN this country"
In The worst cases nave ever met with AIarshalrs
Utenne CaihOlicoa Is a eriain and safe remedy
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICoN
Is anheslia,insy steret As liable remedy Tor those
uall ssc iho mind as well as The bodv 80 Thai TO tr <
talk or work becomes alike Of fsudeTing If not i'm
ooa il remedy are Failing Of the Womb, Whites Snp-
pressed lrre-ulaI or Pa nful MentIuatiun. Boans, In
saas Rstenion or Inconnencs Of UIias, Heartburn. Coz
'eness, servuusuess, FsinIinss PalptafionS Cramps
s urtcq sleep and all troubles organic or SYM athetie
eonneried with the uterine organs
LADIES who ere troubled with any OF the abovs symptoms
iest DR. BRIDGE WITH mi e15re ,si.e Ibsf ,bs ~ @ al
mi relief Marshalls Uterine Cathoirou Is net quacs
sdig but y insredi nts have been made known 70 the
Medical COLLEGES, and thy the service Of any
spectsble physician in the country.
Tle price o. MARSHA LIS UTERINEt CATHOLE
CON = One DotiGT Gnf a H1fDcr siHgis bottle.
WEST Bedroom, C0shoeton Co. May a. ls-7.
Mr. II B Kn=s'ey, SRI have been selling the medi-
cine ofthe Gasaberg ompany for the last years and
hTEc lnvarahy uld them 10 give good satisfaction; an
tee pills have sold 10 great many families regularly
thora and coffee and with my y have becnme
npe article Alarshalfs Uterine Ca hnli~on a mei-
cine thai done Of good female diseas
es oue lady 50 i 20 toll she had received
benefit from bottle than shs did fnm long course Of
medical Treatment by the most skiliful pbvsicians
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
January lSt, lass.
MRS. RoBINSoNs CERTIFICATE.
VERNoS, Trunbul Co, May lst 1853
This cerfes thlt have been Ia very health for
years and found tlo relief after employing number
Of Physicians Ny disessa ProiaDSis Ute n had
been redlce bT that add Flouor Abus until bad become
liberated 10 considerable By the advice Of Dr.
q W Bushnell prosured and took siN bcttles Of MarshalPs
Uterine tathOlicOn which enabled attend hus-
hand 10 hls list sickness until he died which about
have tlken three bottles his d ath
whfh hss made able labor and family Of
three children The Cathoicon has nearly restored
health Il Is the only thing that has ated ny suffer
ing for which feel very grateful
MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CATHoLICON is for sale BY City Druggists and BY
Medi,ine dealers generally jull2
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FIRE.


ADRIAN, Mich, Aug7.
Cook L waIdron's Touring mill at Hillsdale, to-
gether with a considerable quantity Of -four and
grain, was burned this morning Loss about
$4,000. No insurance. The FIRE caught in the
engine room.
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PROM QUEBEC.

QukbEtf Sllfg- o
The Canadian screw steamer Nova Scotla, WITH
LIVERPOOL adyices Of the 2sth, is now about due st
this port She has not yet been signaled on the
Riviere du LouPe.
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FRsr or THE SEAsoN.-The St Nicholas has
received Princes Bay Oysters in the shell
also fine green turtle which will be served up
sometime this week
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Joy TO the Admirers Of Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk OF beauty. cannot exist without ae head Of
ga.E then read the ol9,Eias and # you ask more, see
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
l. RESTORATIVE We call the attention Of al. old
and yousg 70 this wonderful grepaIatlo3 winch tas
bald v h luIuriaat srOwlh-remnVss the dandruf iich
Of the natural fluids and hence used as resur dres-
ns fr The halr vial prese rs color aud keepit from
call tsa upon the bald the sTaT or diseased in scalp 10
use TIA d surely the young viii not as they value The
h1slns locks ~ ne Ncllns curl ever be W thoni H
rs PaissiS , qPe5 On BE & ion & qs a 2gsaRs f2,r IN Nv
Raven we'd the o0wng letter in regard u the Res
t0Tative, a few weeks since;
DEP RIVER, CoxN., July q. 1855.
MI Leavenw0rtlSlr. hive been trouhed with dam
dru scurf on head Tor more than year, haI be
Haven paper about Sgo0as Hair esi0r,tiss As cure-
caile Al store The Isl q Aprl last AM uuTnas
the thing il removed the se5rf and new hsr began to
grow il IS now two or three inches "A length mere y vas
two batIss b. AIr Post the bearer d this don't
YOaTs With respect. RUFUs PRATT.
PHIsDEIPHIA, Sept 9. lsis
Prof wOoi-Dc4r Sir YoIr Hair Resterltiye Is prov
part head almost lost is covering fact BALD.
have used bat two half pint bottles Of your Restorative
aud now the tip OF head we'll studded with prouis
ing crop Of young haI ana the front Is sso RECEIVING IL
ftwhatever IthiIk frUm ny own personal recommenda-
YoursresPeetfuny, D. r THOMAS. M D.
No f04 Vine street
yINCENNEs, IA. June =. ls53
Prof o. J. Wood; A you are about 70 and
Vend vor recentlv discovered Hair Restorative. viii
state whomsoever il mEy concern that have Used
and known others % use ithat hsye lor seyea years
been the habit Of other Hair Rgstor1lEes cnd thai
nd vours vastly any oher know IL entirely
cleanse. the head daudruh and with mouths proper
will any persot hair 70 the original youthful
color and texture. giving Il healthy. soft add glossy ap
psar1ce. and all this without dscOorng the h1nCs that
apaIV H. or the dress on hich drops would therefore
recommend 70 uns desirous OF having hne
color and texture 10 hair.
Respectfully Vours. WILSON klN0-
o J. WOOD 4 co . Proprietors. ~ Broadway. n. Y.
m the great n Y Wire Railing Establishmentl and Ia
Market street, St Louis Mo
And sold hy all good Druggists mh2dzWam
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GROVER AND BAKERS Paw.

1st. Cotton is used as it is purehased-On spoOls
without rs-windinG saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble snd perPlsxity Of filing shut
tle las in other maehinss,) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Itis 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
ulAr, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut.
5th. Tbs stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales room of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at ell times.
The services Of lady snd the use of machine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day
SAMUEL HoPKISs.
Eorthrop Spangler's Block,
mh30d6m:19S Superior St. up stairs-
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IN A MONFNTI

Without detanine the Merchant from his business; the
Fashion from his erjoynenI; the Matrou from her
household duties
CHRIsTADORo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
the Won erfal Chemical Counsreit OF Natures ColoIng
FLUID
DARKENS THE GREYEST HAIR
oT plsses the red sandy inge which eerts much
from personal comeness, with abTliaut black or brown
The hues im7a1s are FAST COIORS, and never change
m0ttle after exposure the air In the pidy. uni
ormty and certainty OF ils operation tins Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere and spilled by an Hair DresseTs JosEPH
CHRIsTADoRo 4 Co. Nos Asfor Hoass. n. y
iul2dS slm
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph
oFTIcE, wARIEs's BLOCK, GORNEk or BANK AND
ST. CLAIR sTREETs