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VTFIM 10 LIVERPOOL. LONDON, GLAS-

6sTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAS-
- COW DUBLIN, BELFAST and LONDONDEhtf sae
~ ,, rucinal Cities ofENGLASD and IRELAND via LlN
HRPOOL without delay, sestly reduced rates esins the
fTrits6 Stat.s mail-Tfe LIN ERPOOL, NEW-iORK aud
SIIIA III PA sTEAMsHIP COMPANY'S splendid Clyde
h I1o screw ,tesnsh ps irten led 70 a ~ folowt
sGw.YoRk
CITY oE WASHINGTON. Saturday ...........'"''."Ot
KAHGAROO..........Th Thursday ....'.''''''''Oet Il
All each alternate Thursday,
Al 10 O'Clock noon nom Pier No ~ North River.
Passengers will this the speedy aud afe route 10 tos
Continent
or PASSAGE
CABIN from New.York and Philadelphia
Tlrdcsss New York ofthe sbovenared Places ~
ketarn tickets available for siI months o.
Csrti6cstes Of pessnts from Antwerp to New York -
Psssen,er forwarded 10 Usvre Paris, Hamburg, Bremen,
aatv.ro ana al parts OF the Continent without delay.
prsas on Liverpool from 81 upward . 80.
NorcE-Thesc Steamers provided with every feqs.e
insure the Immediate extinction Of fire. and the setesl us
s3pbpe IA enforced with regard 10 the OF hshts:
for fesht or passage apply stthe once 81 the company
IoEN a Dale No. IS Broadway, New York. Agent
In Iiy.rIool. 70 WIN. INMAN, Tower BUILDINGS
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OR sAyANNiU AND FORIDA.-U. S.

Il NAIL LlSE-The lavo<ite steamship La BAhA Zap.
Geo soasnd. vii e.ye on TUESDAY Oct. ~ a. e.S
from Pier No Sorh River Cabin passage TO Ssvshhsn
pa rhroush tickets syen TO n,zomcry, Coiumeas
Army and Macon Bill, Of .tns signed only on eoais;
A~skt or rSsssse spply ~ sAML L. MITCHELL son -"
- Broadway Tee Of freight b. this steamer III 90 i"
n Measurement goods, ard other srtices In proportion
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DEM VANlA RIA l. X o A u.
TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. -.

The Pepnsyyauia Railroad connects at Pi't'eursn win l
roads from St Louis Mo- Atom o,ehs ana CH Hs
Ns5son Iaayee ana Indianapolis Ind psycn'
eurpr6eld Bsliefon.sne, ssndrsky Toledo Ceyeana
mmbn, Ianesyie Mssson and Woorer Ono sso Wis 10
steam packet boats aud To NewOrean' b. LOUIS l'uA
Vile and Cincinnati . - -. ..o,.
pentiored places IN the West .-..,,.,,,. .rl
Psss-uss find this the shortest meet eNpeohous -
,omfortaS,e route between the Fast and the West. -
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 10 HOs ~
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 80 HOURS
IRON NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS In - HOuHa
Fare " low = any other route,
Bee handbils IN the hotels OF ths city.
Through Tickets further inf rmstor Ray ee Lao :" Hs
No z Asor House. Broadway
J.cr.rv IsN J. l. ELLIOTT, Agent
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nAY BOAT Cor ALBANY.-Steamer META
IL MORA, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AID SAT-
tRDAY, from foot Of Jay-.,., at : a
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DEOPLEs LINZ between NEW-YOKK, CITY
a ISLAND WHlTESTOEE EW-ROCHELLE, and
kAAARONECK.-On and Ater SATURDAY Sept ~, ne
steamer ISLAND CITY Capt Jane, Nrsdeu bush viii Fave
gGon Market slip az q Returning leaves Man arc reef
u u. New Rochelle u City !sand 7%o g. IA, AAS
Ek!trstone at g:IO q IL.
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EOR sAVANNAH.-The American Al,
II SAsTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP COMPLAINTS new a.
e. rsn Zip HUNTSVILLE Jno A. pon
vfl ave Pier No. H. N r. on WEDNESDAY o. no. -
SONS rhroush tickets 10 New Orleans - 90 no1s,
SS honiso nery, sa Albany, Ga ~ Asn "a sot 40
uropoor a.. rates Insurance one hall pei cent AYy
H. B CROMWELL 4 Co, No 70 w ests@
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and -HAVENSRAILR0AD.
IN 1919 FALL ARRANGEMENT i&5s

Commencing October T. 1853.
Passenger Station Kew York 27thst and lk sv,
27th St - -. .
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-YORK
70, New Haven T. a m lex I2:<5 S:45 70 (sr) and
AS m. For Bridgeport = M teI) i2:t' s;4S -
port aud Wes,poI. l2i5 s:45 and 4i5 sor Nor
walk. 7, i2t5, So 4'2o tenl ~ ~ s. m
o. M For Stamford T. M. te1l; l2:45 S:i5 40 texl
las so D. m For Port Chester aud intermediate Stations, y
4 m 12:i5 S:I5, 4:45. $50, $50 ?. IN
CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston, sa (eIl 4:2o IN. (eI) Po Hartford And
Springfield O. NJ (ex.), 4:2o tex) For Connecticut
River Railroad to Montreal t.I For Canal RI9so to
and New London Railroad, and % m For Hou.a-
tonic Railroad n l:20 For Nsusatuck Railroad ss
iS.as ea5 n m For Oar pury and Eorwslk Rarosd =,
" y, 100 n "a JALES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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INHE REGILAR MAIL LINE, via SrONING-

T1NHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via bTONlNG-
j TON for BOSTON and PROvIDENCE.-ialsnd Route
the shortest ard nostdreei. carving the Esktrp Nal
tn. steamers PLYMOUTH kOCK Capt Joel Stone, AID o.
VANDERBILT Capt, w. ". Fraree, N connection With the
PENNINGTON aud PROVIDE and BOSTON and PROV
lDEKCF RAILROADS. es,iIs York daily tSgndays ex'
,~ped) No. n nh River frst wharf above Battery
ssce at solock and stonfton o. $3.50 n OF On he
,rryll Of The Har Train ~hrh lesvss Boston az $3.50
The C. VANDERBILT, from NJ r-Yorf Monday, ".dno>
Gay Friday rom stOniDgon Tuesday Ib7'dsy and Ss
ardsy.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New-York, Tuesday Thur,
aay Saturday rom StoIiDsOn Monday "Wednesday and
Friday.
proceed from soDrton per railroad 20 Povdepcs
rd Boston pross Ea Train, reaching said places L.
Of hoee by other routes and in ample tle FOR all the
po-rug North ard last Passeus si
e,,er board the steamer, enjoy nights rest
fsurbed beskast desired aud leave Stoniug0D IN the
. train connecting Providence slh tts HAS .aH
Cor Bofton
accompanies he rtearoer ard TRAN through
zach
Ror pas.sse hers freht, apply heard TIE
Gamer the Freight Once Pier No. North River, or
Ire offce No. 10 6stery place. October |, 1883
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nENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

DENNS VANIA RAILROAD.-
II The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, oonneerins the Asaa'
DE- cit;cs With Wesern NobWessm and South esteA
Rt.ses . continuous Railway direct This hoad eso comfy
Pittsburgh with daily hines of steamers 70 81 Po on tos
Westr m Rve and Cleveland and Saldusfy with me Steam
ers 70 ali ports the Norh Lskes-msans the son
direct reliable route shioh fRklGET ssa - Tor
warded TO and from the Great Wet n,r-.,r,ou
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
TIasr Boots shoes Hats and Caps boof' Is cents
DIV Goo5s lin boxes bales and t1unk,h Drugs TN 100 =
koxss and bslesl, Feathers, Fur, kc..........':(
sscoxp CLlss-Domerio 5hcetins shir,inG and
fN.,s., "a, ron, or Soxr.l &col aud Sheep Zoe D.
Pehs, Eastward, &c. .:.....,..l
faIpp CL.ss-Anyis, Steel Chains tin s..h.t }se.raP
Hemp Bacon snd foIs sshea los o, c. ~ le9 D.
BouRrH CI Ass-Cofee. Fsh. Bacon Beef and
Perk lin casks OF boxes Eastwsrd) Lad and iAd
Oh MAJ Soda Ash, German Clay, Ter, rnek- y" ID
kosp, kc.....
yLotR- p Dbl untlfurshor notice.
9,aIs- p loo . Until further notice
CoTroS- bale, not exceeding ~ weigh uhul SOrss1
nctr<. 4,
rulsr 20 marx Nis Railroad Al
Goods consigned the Agents q this Rosd Pkisdev Of
pstlsburs 81 viii be forwarded without detention. .
FrrIeBy AeYyrs.-HAIris, Wormley Co.. AempAh, Tsen
y Sass Co. g. Louis p O. 0ReiIy Co, Evsn'vhe'
Ina Dome spil Bel Co.. and Carter Jewett- Locsvtle,
irycin Co. Cincinnati; y. w. Graham Co. ZanesvGe,
nt;. I.ech Co.. No 81 Kibyst, Boston, Leeeh Co. No.
As,or House New.York and No. scoth Tilnsnst new'
ysrI. Y J. enteder. Philadelphia Asssv KoosA Bdt
-, n A Stewart, Pittsburgh
-fi " HOUSTON General Freight Asert, Phihdelpek
T. A. SCOTT supernteDaest, AEoona Pc
April. iisS
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GTATEE ISLAND FERRY.-NOTICE-
- Cs,sp ESeurson tor Six CeuS--Bosts have STATEN
NLAfp EVERY HOUR from a n. tos D.
Lave WHITEHALL from a. H.. % r. IN for QlArlrtro,
sscl~tor An6 Vsnderbi,ts 'znSsnx
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD Prom August
80 1853 Trains viii leave Chambers st. Station 80 follows;
Express Trains aud Albany and Troy Psssen'
ssz Trains II 80 sno 1850 for Pougbteepsic, Ia m
and 80 o. for Sing Sing, 10 ana ef5 FOR
P.ekkil lS6 and $50 ?. m. The PoaghkeePss Peeks.
s Sing Sing Trains the Way Stations Passengers
sken at Chambers, Canal Chsopber and 3stts Trains for
leave Troy 80 and 1872 and 80 and
a. on Sundays, at "a M. A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
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| ITO NEW N.-Fsre 81; Berths
Il Freely ELM CITY, al n. and TRAVELLER a. II,
slip arryT time for al morning trains To Hart
! ford by III. 03ANITE STATE every TUESDAY THURS
| DAY and SATURDAY at .. RICH ID PECK. Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-14

SUDDEN Death AT TIE GIRARD HoUsE-On
Tuesday night, man who registered his name
as "E. Pope, New York, took lodgings at the
Girard House. He was seen at 4 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon walking about, but at O'Clock
was found lying dead upon the floor of his
room The Coroner held an inquest, when It
appeared that he died from natural causes. As
the initials -. A NJ" were marked upon the
arm Of the deceased, it Is believed that the name
Of Pope was an assumed one His trunk and
wearing apparel are marked with the initials
given above.
The trunk Of the deceased was examined, this
morning, BY the Coroner From papers found
in it, it IS believed that his proper name Is
MOOsier, and that he was a captain on a Lake
Erie steamboat. There was a bill dated July
1858, made out in the name of Captain Moo
sier, for board at the City Hotel, Cleveland, o
Theie was also bill for freight, on the n Y
and Erie Railroad, from DunkiTk TO New York
The deceased was a large man. 1t Is strange
that he had no money in his possession, and
when his body was found one of the pockets of
his pantalOOns was turned philadelphia
Bulletin.
The above IS probably Captain MOzier who
commanded the Scow Red jacket on Lake
Erie, and who was missing about the middle of
June last. He stopped at the City Hotel about
the first Of July, and again in two or three
weeks, since which time nothing has been
known ofhim. Whether Capt. Mozier had a
family OF not we are uneble to learn.
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Thou lonely Bay of Trinity,
Ye bOsky shores untrOd,
Lean, breathless, TO the white-hpped sea,
And hear the voice Of God
From world TO world His cOuriers fly,
ThOug ght-winged and shOd with FIRE;
The angel Of the stormy sky
Rides down the sunken wire.
What saith the herald OF the Lord
The worlds long strife is dOnel
ClOse-wedded by that mystic cord,
Her continents are one.
And one in heart, as one in blood,
Shall all her peoples be;
The hands Of human brotherhood
Shall clasp beneath the sea
Through Orient seas, DER Aries plain,
And Asia's mountains borne,
The vigOr Of the Northern brain
Shall nerve the world outworn.
From cline to cline, from shore TO shore,
Shall thrill the magic thread;
The new Prometheus steals once more
The fire that wakes the dead
Earth, gray with age, shall hear the strain
Which Ger her childhood rolled;
For her the morning stars again
Shall sing their song Of old.
For, 10 the fall Of Oceans wall,
Space Knocked, and time outrunl-
And, round the world, the thought Of all
Is as the thought OF one
Oh, reyGrently and thankfully,
The mighty wonder own
The deaf can hear, the blind may see,
The work is Cots alone.
Throb on, strong pulse Of Thunder beat
From answering beach % beach
Fuse nations in thy kindly heat,
And melt the chains of each
Wild terror Of The sky above,
Glide tamed and dumb below
Bear gently, cean's-carrier dove,
Thy err1nds TO and fro
Weave on, swift shuttle of the Lord,
Beneath the deep 50 far,
The bridal robe Of Earth's accord,
The funeral shrOud Of war
The poles unite, the zones agree,
The tongues Of striving cease;
As on the sea OF Galiee
The Christ IS whispering Peace
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FRoN LAKE SUPERIoR.-The North Star
Capt SWEET, arrived from Superior City late
Tuesday night The Star met the gale
Wednesday night at Porcupine Mountains
She lay at Superior through Thursday and
Friday, and left Saturday morning. Saw Lady
Elgin at Portage Llke;-she lay at Copper
HarbOr during the storm. The Star met the
Illinois at Marquette, and the Iron City at the
Sault The pier at OntOnagon had been car
ried away by the waves. Several inches Of
snow fell at that place.
The cargo to this city and Detroit consisted
of LIS bbls and ia half bbls Fish, II tons
Copper, 400 packages merchandise, and about
100 passengers.
She will leave for Superior tomorrow Thurs
day EVENING"
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. II, 1855.

CoAL.-Those of our readers who are desi-
rous of laying in such stock of coal as shall
render such cold spells as the present mere
pleasant episode in the autumn's history, and
those who want to enjoy the cheerful winter
evenings before glowing crate, will do well
to read the advertisement of j. J. RockaiellOw
in tO-day's paper, and when read, to act upon
the inducements there held out to purchasers.
A word to the cold is sufficient
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K oBIsON has now
On hand the largest and
B est assortment OfclOthing
N Ohio, and is prepared to
5 ell all articles in his line,
Over 25 per cent. lower than ever.
No charge for showing Goods,
SO come along one and all.
RecOllect the place at the sign of the Big
Red COat-Hold your Horses. Give US a call
and if We don't give you goods and prices to
suit you, don't buy.
Oe2-Iw ". S. Robson.
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The WEGTHER-We don't know what TO
think, say or expect in regard to the weather.
The ordinary signs by which we can calculate
to tOlerable degree of certainty the weather
for the next few hours, are now call powerIess
to save" US from being caught by a shower,
without the protection of an umbrella, OF, from
sweltering in the clothes which an hour before
were necessary to our comfort We have all
kinds of weather in the course of half day
as witness yesterday forenoon; at eight o o'clock
ii was rainy aud chilly, at ten it was warm,
pleasant sunshine; at noon it was cold and
windy. There must have been a general mix
fee, SO that it is hard to tell "tother from
which" all kinds of clothes are seen upon
our streets, thn thick, light, dark and ''half ard
half" We yesterday saw walking side by side
in the street two men, one being dressed in
warm black throughout, with thick gloves,
while his companion was sporting a suit Of
thin summer linen Both had dressed for the
day as they understood it, but neither could
have worn those suits through the day without
discomfort Has our fllshy friend, the Comet,
anything to do with this 1t so, he would con-
fernearly as great a favor upon the suffering
common inhabitants of the world by taking him
self away, as he would upon the "savans" and
astronomers by remaining and giving nightly
installments of his ''thriIling narrative
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The CRY OF Observation-Disclosures and Chicago
may each perhaps lay claim to the above title,
and with show of reason, for each are weekly
giving some "new and startling Developments
of murders, and crime. Rochester Just now is
ahead however, the Democrat Of Monday con
tanning the full particulars Of horrible murder
on Saturday night last, and of Tuesday cor
tanning accounts Oftwo more probable murders.
The victim Of Saturday was a woman named
Kelly, who had come from Lyons the day before
in search Of man named Dwyer, whom she
claimed as her husband, and who had deserted
her. Having found him boarding with a Mrs.
Smith, the whilom husband and wife prepared
to live together, and to board with Mrs. Smith.
Saturday evening, the two women got drunk
and finally 10 quarelling-Mrs. Smith so far
conquered Mrs. Kelly as to beat her severely and
then threw her out of the window upon the
ground below-Dwyer, apparently caring moth
ing for the contest, stood by, holding Mrs. Kel-
ly's baby, which she had brought with her
Upon examination by the police, they found
Mrs Kelly dead from the effects of the fall
Mrs Smith and Dwyer were arrested.
Monday evening body was found floating in
a mill race, which proved to be that of J ohm
Connolly who had been missing for more than a
week. From wounds upon his person, it was
supposed that he had been murdered, robbed
and thrown into the canal.
On the same evening, Mr.. David Stevenson
was found covered with blood lying in barn
belonging to Mr.. McDermOdy. He stated that
while putting down hay from the nov for the
horses, and while in a STOPPING posture, he wai
hit upon the head with club, which knocked
him down, when he was again hit in the face
and rendered insensible No clue had been OBJ
tanned 10 the assailant
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GOAP-LOW' Brown Windsor and
~ H1ney Soap, Ceavor's GlycrTine, Musk and HoneF
Soap,--ygaIranied genuine-for sale By
RRUSHES-A line assortment OF
II Hair and Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes IvoY
B1ue, Buffalo Horn and sandal " 0oi. Fors sale -
feb9 E W SACKRlDER
7 UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
~ sortmeut Just received gethsr with great variety
fsl9 z W sACRRIDER.
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Tea lines of tins tAgcfsj TyPe make one square
Advertisements Loaded and placed IN column OF Special
Rusness Notices. double the ordinary rates.
Yearly Advertising Contracts Will be UNDERSTOOD 70 ap1
.ctv th- Immediate Business othe Aderlser and all
ssher ad7esenlenis By the advertiser VIII be
CHARGED extra ,,ys.-- ,,,.-,,-
al RELIGIOUS Notices, 81 per cent discount
BIsfucss EDITORIAL Column VIII Dc Charged AL
ia rsfa 1F IS -euts 3 line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements 70 be paid Tor IN ID see
Advertisements Inthe weekly one slIe OF ess 10" tIte
Goufls OF less, as daily.
Advertisements in D4ry and Weekly 4" Il be charged 81
sFrrags al Deaths not exceeding lines Is cents
E'ils - -' 3 COWLES < co.
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MHE TESTIMONY On THE Rock

THE TESTIMONY OF THE Rocks.
-To Lime Burners AIasons, Builders, Captains. and
an others who nav wish for the fnesi Quay OF pure
Line stone
rants ne N plesiug myself sell Lime Sloue OF the best
Qua v cheaper quarter q delar per cord than they
can he uiacd ELSEWHERE and block stone n any dinen
si1ns rough pr1purianatey 10 addition, pu the
s1ue atlr vessels the rate OF 3altnns daily have
good " arf i-h Il feet water. and buoy to haul oh BY
Wuan half mile above Tor West) Of the Marble Head
LiEht House. - - ,,.-,--
June . 'ss-iunssdsm 1o7 ALEA GLEMtlNS
@ A. POWERS-Merchant Tailor.
Os IS Bant St. under the Weddell, keeps c9uSanty on
hand chor ock VI Cloths. Cashmere and NestIngs,
xhich he will make ~ the most approved s;yle-s
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
MANY diseases that affect humanity inherited As heir
looms fUg the diseased bodies sicky sIres Scrofa
Consumption, syphilis aud Fits among the most com
mon OF consftuIcnal diseases. Now, care not how
many generations the seeds Of these diseases nav have
WAYS RENovAz1SG REsoLvESr will eradicate from The
bodies o. the 9cied every pa cle Of diseased deposits
and hl the veins with new, pure and healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RAnWAT s RENoVATING REsOLVENT should be halleda as
blessing BY every MOTHER throughout the land whose
infants ara cted with Sores, Humors &c These break
ss oqt ltnus earyl evidence Of dise1se
REsoLyEST viii eradicate every vesge the diseass and
insure the child sound and healthy body.
R.RR
r R-Eadway's Be7dy Relief for Headache vhsths
SICK or nervous Rheumatsn. Paralysis Iumbago Gout
Neuralgia Toothache. Seal PoI Fevers, Swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints, Scaet Fever Pains around the Live
Pleursy, Measles Heartburn. and Pains II all kinds
Railways Ready Relief will, IN lew minutes change
n. R. R-Radways Renoyating ResolveHt, for the
Of chronic dseases-surh ScT.uloux and Syphc Com
plants, Consu mrtIve aid other sectinns the Lun an
Throat, Indur1ton and Enlargemeuts part Eriptve
and lther diseases u the skin Nodes Tumnr Ulcers
pepsa and all other diseases arising from impure
Of the Blood
RR R-Radway's Regulators viii cure, efIsctualy AM
specify, CO-tveness. Indigestion Inflammation Of the
Bowels. Dgslepsia Liver Complaint, Diseases Of the
Heart and Kidneys Femaie Complaints, Small PoE FeFers
Measles. &c, Nc- Mheueverth the system Il order
dose Of RadWaYs Regulators will restore It 10 egularE
No female should be without them
R r. R Remsdes are sold By Druggists everywhere.
GAYLORD CO., and W. FISKE, Agents, Cls-s
land. Ohio feba6.2i-
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s n o . z ;

AND ENAMELED CRATES
w L MARVIN. NO. 9.PUBLlG
w g SQUARE. (S1ush sldel has lust TeceiNe ILesi
fr the llufa-t5ry OF the largest and nest assi'
'-'--- ENAsIELED CRATES,
Ever brought 70 this market he always sees o. H-9a & ts
besi newest and most approved islea o. NOShA-N1 ~
other kinds o. STOVES
Manufactured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 70 gi5e perfect Satisfaction
He also Is constantly supplied with an asslt1eAl et
b,4 snd Insnulcilres large stock Tn CopSer aud
Shest Iron VCare an OF which MUST AND WILL b =
SOLD at wholesale retail. for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
Al kinds Of IOBBING, ROOFING EAN ? IkOO Sh-
ING, &c &c d1ue the m1st Work1ilallkr ianeI anu
% SHORT NOTICE. -. ..-i,. %,
- ise al bs5re purchasing elsewhere At he Old and
sass's Paient Hotel Cook Stoves, two sizes, $50
10 80 'aoA- " L MARVIN.
rnva5-' Svvlv 10 Sum 50. r...,. ,s.--..
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Mlistcllancons.
House Furnishing articles.

DEG EIVED THIS DAY
III EnameleI Preserving Kettles,
Ennmeied Sauce Pans,
Oyster Broiers,
Fire Irons and Stand,
Sardine Openers,
Cake Turner'S
Crumb Brushes,
Table Mats,
Mincing Knives.
Potato Mashgrs,
SIeak Founders,
Knife Baskets &c.
FOGG. ENswORTH L Co.
or New Nos. } %. rs A % superior-st
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THE OLD DOMINION TEA POT.
Il -Iust received a suppv OF the -.Old Dominion Tea
POI This Is article, requiring only oNE-iALI the
Tea generally used and beyerase oofaIneo as mum s-
nor ordinary Of Tea as the Co1ee made n
Inc Old Domiuiou Coffee Pot superior 20 Codee mace
IN the common bo.ler and i PARTICULARLY adapted 10 BLACK
Tea - -
Also. 4 supplv Of the -OLD DOMINION" COFFEE POT
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-14
MORNING LEADER.
THE TELEGRAPH

BY JOHN C. WHITTIER.
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IEAITH WILL IN AJLcASES

IA follow the use Of Raj says r. r Remedies. Ther
sck diseased weak, feeble, cripp ed
with PAM ufnItIl but that Railways Ready Relief
k-aoFafins Resolvent, Regulator tie
disease nly require, viii quickly and rapidly cure
These remedies consist Of Raa ways Ready Relief RAD
WayG kenOyaiug Resolgent, kaTay Resulafurs Earn
ef these remedies possesses special powers
certain diseases Yet there other diseases wherein
their combined medicinal properties required and
when thus uSd II there sufficient e and strength with
In tue diseased or dying LOdy TO action
patient vii live and be restored 70 health.
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Drnqs.

IConeludsd TO-mOTras,l
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