davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-03-31

Ter rEEsA.] LNrErooI, Ma'rh 19.
l.,&alstu1s generally quiet. Wheat t1net. Yellow com
lower. FInE dull ami u,la1tend: 11st iss3d. Wheat hnn:
g.d Auv.s9 ~ase II fa sas>s; WesteN Fed e attsys
I'd white s aGs los: Southern ltlQ 81. Cum dull vel
low offered "wcr white : :de..s 3D. rrovi.oHs generally
n. l'f firm an ~ascd Eoo intvtsE ss"A an4 rlea:i{
Pork neglected anil u1Frf1-t decline. D4con dull Lard
sale ra1ow quict. but 1lther ires: f,r & " 81
oSsI Cuse Iuoyan; ''T Tc. quiss Iut steady ' '>'
LONDON MARKETS.
Sugar deI,ns%e G<ttls ln~-r Crtftt drm. Tea dr1n ;
cOnxpn lS:.lGsls "a. lron steady.
un thu d;h Ir FINDS ~ere .irfnssd md cnnso!s u nae
nr t"lrhri ~ Tirfe huwe,er elsh improvement
and they elo@i a5aI93. On lie lsth iue was atain
"wnwaf h the htua.iras werr slightly MtcE tho'e 81
tlr ay preceding TN 1he 1e;l tile ilaFket "chcd weak
Int subsequently Ininsetl a! the iscia! chasing tnotl"n
II el*ls 919G - aec,. Act business houEs 1hc1c
was further advance, 9GG Hf Ii
11r weekly Statement, II lr iank VI England shows j
Itcrra-e "f rs sG.F in sIrccir.
St<ss. Bell l. Co. rrot American securities .. fui-
fOw- rhe 1atEt fr AMERICAN securities cnscs vii lIlit
animation, anu tie t.sattils during thu lGIt wtrk have
lr~u few aisl Nns1htr,Eait. -.
LAtEsI.-Lulul. S4tunay 1sorninc-Sttrcks YESTERDAY
nir'n dull. hat In the !,ers, remarkable change
crrs-I several l1sc purchases made by influential
3,,,,,.t et.xif,r tl.H,., ,rnt,. ~
, 1859-03-31

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
lfl GREAT WESTERN CANADA, RAILWAY
Trims ca7r :e Gsca, csats Depot foot " Lake sree
tymAAN-yer York E1pres-trsecpt SundA5s> s1.tye II
beirut $50 pui Suspension Endge. ur hufsalO,
4a am: Al!1ny &.tsi pm. Stw l0sx lo.O ptu
Philadelphia lrta E.n.a1 1l:cn pfss
AN-ftneanrat EIprrss-S -Sunaays e1cspseda Arztss
al ttncanatI ii $50 Pun.
.:Al A.N.-tEtrnt nnoaAot-teAeeV. eana45-44
rive i, n,Srpit II l.53 Pm.
ear rN-N-v York ,al U%eton E1pst'N-tSssuriaJs
F ecctei> Arrive y Detru& 9-a pm. Suspension
!irtIkv or itu1Alo soo Pm. Albany lteu aln. Stw
Ir1k &;sD pm. Bossnn ll%3 Pun.
sfal rNCae}nnas.a AMI Louisville E1pseas-(etcert Sat
uE,tar) Arrive II Cincinnati Il u11 I'm. Lous
villa 4.un nm.
tlirans cune.t 1t palis with The tsulo Lake i1Iren
K.iIxav Ee Uutla aa al ponts East II Toronio Nth
th,,;1ana yruk p.way to Kingston. Oedeniurgh. Nan
t, Qebec aad u, points il Cacaa East. NaEessra ssE-
u.uns. ksv Hampshire md Aafne.
~ n1kxxxt checked through
THROUGH for x2le u the principal Railroad o1te*
In hs Nesk md II the General 0roe entnet sxe Nd
ika.bosn ,s<t oppo4.e tho FREMONT House, chszo aad
r x RICE Superintendent.
III. srAtnrxo. Geu. Pass- AEeat H. C. E. K aoso
, 1859-03-31

TEpsE4pAT EyzS1xo, Narrh -.
The receipts Of Produce yesterday were US
follows:
EEcEyrTs rRnECcG, Ac-NA1Cu 81.
Flour Will Com. Oats. Bar. Int. Hogs.
In tlI LII NJ
, 1859-03-31
Collision on tho Hudson Rtvcr-Loss
of Life.

NEW yonk, March ao.-A collision occurred
last night On the North River, near Hastings,
between one of the Albany steamers and the
sloop Stephen Raymond The latter sunk in.
s,artly, taking down l,er crew, consisting Of
three ulen, who were all drowned d, viz: Elijal!
Conkling, captain; Peter Dhtzcl, mate, and
William Unran
, 1859-03-31

COLLIN & W OOD Ii N E.
rson tic f.'l"ai!s 20 new md la!s ..zaa-7S
ii class screw having iaIs5 r. 81 M. Ill.,
chased tlrlr cla city fus Passengers VIII I'LL 'as e ~
fNllnTS: -
FDl-ETA1N CITY, CAPT. rEcE. ...-..
ETEBGKL:EN t>iTi, tap. CnANnxai-Aas.
HENTEN. Can't nttK4oS.
tNTUSAtttN tapt. NILK1Ss.
Tc,ec Chicago frnL1 the Of Lae ss. south side,
= Sn,.ncs.r + COS wharf On Tus!ay. Thursday and
Saturday evenings 1t sueick. anlnE 1t a po.nts "a tae
W,t SIre nf Like Michigan, as TT north as Two hlSet
aid Ut Mackinac. <,,,.., -, ,,... ~.
Thnugh is Of I4llng kvea from Chicago ana pos!s On
Montreal and ali te r,.n ciral points III the Eastern and
NV Eotlanl States and tanada-
, 1859-03-31

cEEDS.-Timothy Seed, Clover
.eeJ, md cana4a Club sssd What For ssls m
rS4,,fses 10 sutt By 3, II. BUTLER
nh3&.t"
, 1859-03-31

CAST STEEL.
~ II. SIG an1 3-3 iaeh =cuafe. IT ard - !nth
rouad recei:d this E.oria texe;seE Sa kooa stuck u!
ii sizes eoa:;actly On h1sd AID log SIC lnw BY
- fRATT i WORCESTER Agents.
nA1t.fnr4As ". South Water t,1$et.
TAR WHEELS.-.A few hundred
~ .ppeuved Cas Wheels Il verT hv tGnse = s!.se
conaixnIeps. =. y: Il NEEt.
znhl3 e4A In 40. ~ M4R kfess.
, 1859-03-31
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

cTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
NJ took. ss-Cizcna Goufs Of Cook County Aasch
@ - i.ezns " Philip I4s.noa, John B. knight and
r. T. ~ Asess1sis ~ ;s ttn v,z,
pI trt<n1nts raued. having been dlsd In tho
NM n I'D tkrk Of said Circuit Court o. Cook CoHay
Snss ,hst MD complainant HE'D his Petition for Me-
In Ia said Court the th siay Of lso9
o1 ~ @ sla tJeoian1a 7s1nah!e hS 1Es+ Montay Of
x,rrh urx, (1s3al ~ Is BY iaw required
~, ,h., nesn,i}Y be aud appear eosD aid C!scalt Ceu1
Of CooE County the as ay q e asst term htIec to
e. " Mah is3 aad pea dsmur to The sl
eomphnahts the III aTs nv ~ .oe and tnnE.
s< an.t you Accounting shs o d h.
u-~~v T. AxrHoyf f,1prf. pk4S4w
, 1859-03-31

CT. LOUIS, ALTON, j. CHI
~ CAGO RAIL ROAD
TWO EMPRESS TRAINS DAILY FOR ST. LOUIS.
On and after sunday the nth Inst trains viii ieAss taa
depot, osF ot tanal au4 Ha. uureu AErsts ~ Eua~a
l0.la an Mali md Express. tSuudaYs e1crpted}.
9A pm Night E1prA, tssturtay excepted.)
, 1859-03-31
PACIFIC RAILROAD,
OF MISSOURI.
THROUGH RO u T +
VIA ST. LOUIS.
Imporkaue to Emtgrants to the Gold
KeElOus.

II. Lc,yvawurth an'l rke- reaa Express. F7ss*ngsr
and Freight Inmpanr ;r+ nt the well xnown nm. ns
= cssE alItl II rwo Hundred rh.nsand i"trA hls "a.
t,.,s Inc f.r the v,ycvanee II paS*{e5. s1bte's
4ntt smoky lii Fork r.nitc. :, :,
This r,u,f.ry have The contract fur carrying thu nais.
The lrs.EItnsr af Eax:s established Tt',t"rlll R'1~
lir Iii, Tie atn,s. etu,~ry establishing sanptaE
aE sr.ns ryeY t'stSilrr 1lic+ alufE te rtis'l
with a,. Ie 4atn* fr Passengers and fc.ays II
This nus is " The valley r 'c htnss - xsf and -
appropriation u s:Nu" Las! hae BY tht srwn@
trtw.,,, Eof :rv a: L...yraw":tn sr ctuictc fra1s
~ r,.p!, and briggs.
The a.,yatasex Of this M others are evident.
;i il Il ver u.e h,!rtsi and sftv miles tsarr thu
1r. than rthrr rins n:ry tlllcct 1le rst
uf LrayvtlwDrh u thc mnutl, "f cherry tr-ek.
Tie establishment Of t!e axse ts4! y tls itf4't"Fa
xuyrrnuwt and fhr express c1,ntly sur kELiSeo1 III
f"r r,I ,atrull, !ur freight ,Ls tine, in
en.Ee It I. 4. ids-1 l. J. H., T.
, 1859-03-31
THOSE 1850 EXTRA SIZED,

beautiful ever green's tour to nx feet high y much
Chicago. VII u e I'd y the ne1 txe o' h5ss .ssfa =
Louis not ordered the ground mus be c!ea1.
address c. ANDREW s. ES3n, H. Specimens q e ana
1Q Lake 6:sret. nnz4sw
, 1859-03-31
TAN\TB:AL AND ST, JOSEPH

III RAILROAD + nnw open fHr The tFans1nftas!nn a
fv.tst aad t. eauIy ena nm he sstspps
fr.r t; f. Jsr1 H. hy which hssGaer
fa4*uxv, kls.. Ssh.a.ks Pss. rsek r. NJ tu'fo'-
nj. f;te al i1,ef. rcl1As sah expeditions
enIantnca;;n with >a>A Seh-rss sas Lake N! p!kes
ks.rnr;- ruts i the r--sny -, miles tu i1ke's Pe.k-
md ys tie uA15ssl!e Cus-ut will reduce th Distance 10
III miles. " ,..
(tr IrAaa and Council buds Anl SAuth fnE t:th-sn.
iliti.han. Les-tn*Lra. Ec>s. n and Kansas City.
1lly leave s. In.sFh f'E u Important !nteTos
UetqyT Fuat acd Oska!so*s enna.cilnx With li. +" =
r+ta tsawkve, Gsas.t1pper Fa% Lawrence, and Fott
Riley re-, r..,.
P.x.rrkerz fen.n Chicago and yurthe Illinois. Detroit
Meh aIs the E.t Hil! an lt. in I'll ttrects the most
dt.IEah+ q1.cke>s ind shortest ruute "a Ptkts feat
F1~euges. ffpn Chicago s!2 the &. B. r Z r. r. make
elo-~ connections Il 4hcy with boat for nanniEal-
T.aias leave M.nnibal Il 80 for st. Itc2h. or npoo
arrival of packet ffnru Quincy.
Fare Is low - BY aay s'tEer tnufe.
frt3
, 1859-03-31
RaurQaOs.


On and aner Sunday. November *Ah, taias VII [eavs
the Great Genital UePos. foot Of South Water aaa laAs
81, Luis Casu aud New O.ran. E1prss4 :oo a1n
tDlly: Sun6ays excrpsed.3
- LOUIS @a1 eIiS tDsa5, :usxlay. ssst1.td}
Fur Peor. Decatur, Springfield, Tern H3uta, A!tont
ST. LUtI*.
JeEersou Ctr, kanns, and I'll points on NssouH HSss+
- CAIRO,
MerlphIA yaposnn. ylckshury, Fatches Galveston.
NEW ORLEANS.
And III tntssuanie pusnfs.
atock train with paaecnzer ttaet u tf ~ Nm
kaker win kye At $50 pm i.diy suuays e1cetas'1 pn
raturlaYs paeasrr cir will be run III ts train u ~ ~
Trns arrive from st. fou;. snd c.to It s1o aia and
ltsDp pm.
CONNECTIONS.
The l1u1 pn trains direct o1ncctona II haeffs
With Terra 1laue and Alton kanlei for Alum aaa r.
Louis. anu It Ca1n with the Eatlrsd Ens 6t ate5a yer
New Orleans !eavin: C.lto % alte EnAte days
with irEas NE-srsI Railroad for Springfield. t1cksnsIe
auA Sap 1t Aa,r,un with Terri Ifaute and At1un Kai
rtd f.. i.ou a:ni 81 1uus and on and Ghio aud Ai
af-l1p: katra! E,r II. Lu1l..
FOL; THROUGH TICKETS AND INFORMATION
Apply II the toHiany ace In th, ireat te.tEal !xtr
At the Michigan Ce,rl .rua "ct, fser VI Lake st
Nast streets: II tc I.tbu.1h, Furt sy7,e md Chcs
20 Aa!rs u.ce u pelsts,l and Haal!lph-s<A
and II II st.1n5tsAt aat farHh Dtce* IN the Eaet anu
Su:th- JAS e. CLARKE. GvcsrL supt.
!, nhs2 w. L. ARTHUR, sais. chicago DEy!s3's1
, 1859-03-31

n Of CUoE. SS,-I0Vk COUNTY [7'dft q Com!N9d Fea'
K:sr Fay and Charles 3. Philips w. George rte@.--
Ia {.hanttrv.
Alayt having been made and aed II The otse q the
C.ok Co.ntS Court of common feaa th4t ae9 L3tnt
anuIry ne aid defendant tieorKe f+e, cEat fund
Is yen L, the sid Georxe Pt4sie tkat the eorFaatts
t1 their hu Of sorpani In ~ eut on ias sSSAs1 81 f
tunaspons sucd cut :f saA cuEt .k7E.t saj a'sa
a il BY law required.
Now aness you, The ai1 George pfle6: sAaa per~'n.
av be ard appear before sid Conk ChH:s tuss =" tou
1n Pleas OF Cook couu.y The dS dag Q! .ac ntt tsi
thereof to b hoisa It Chie In sid e"uEt ~ t,e ai't
sd eol,pauauts Lii Of complaint TIE s2is Al he
u.atte:s and things therein c.a aal sa;'l WI" " t.tn
the prayrr 4 tasI bIl WALTEK kiNGALL: Gers.
HtYvET & ASTHuS1. Co1pt1>' SI'F- n4aAw-cfih
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08
J. KiRKrATRrcK, Sec'y.

DR. ALLEYNE MAYNARD.-We copy from the
Herald the following, which We most heartily en-
dorse:
at gives US great pleasure to announce that DR..
Maynard has Ie,umed the practice Of his profos-
sion. Doct. Ms eminent accomplishments as
Physician and Surgeon make him very valuable
accession to the already distinguished medical
corps Of Cleveland. Doot. M received his medi-
cal degree from The University Of Edinbursh, and
his name among he list of graduates appeared
with those especially recommended by the Faculty.
Previous to his graduation Doct NJ had attend.
cd, for year, the Bristol General Hospital, and
six months course oflectures in the same city,
liz also was, for two years, Resident Clerk in the
Royal Irfrmnry of Edinburgh, end for one year
House Surgeon in that celebrated Institution.
In Paris Doct. NJ. had unusual advantages for
making Anatomy and Physiology Of the Nervous
System his especial study, and for year followed
the Clinics Of Rieord, In Vienna tho Doctor
spent much time in the study Of his profession,
and subsequently, visited several of the Medical
Schools of Italy.
That DR.. Maynard made the best use Of his ex
cellent opportunities for acquiring medical edu-
cation is proved by the est.monals of the Phys!'
clans and Surgeons of the Boyal Inirmary of E1in.
burgb, the Senior Surgeon Of the British Senetal
Hospital, Professors Balfour, Miller, Longeli III
cord. aud various others oI lke emlne9ee III ,ne
medical world, who all bear witness to his unusual
zeal and ability Iu addition to the above we may
add that Doctor NJ. is a member Of the German
Medical Society Of Paris, u Fellow OF the Botanic
Society OF Edinburgh, a member Of tue Royal
PLY ic Society, and was formerly President Of the
Royal Medical Society OfE1inDurgh,
DOct MAYNARD has become associated with DIR.
Weber - whose eminent surgical skill is well
known In Northern Ohio-and will, IN connection
with the active duties OF his profession, give Edi.
torial attention TO the Medical Journal lately start
ed by DR.. Weber.
We understand Doct Maynard while answering
all calls in the line of bis profession will give par
ticular attention TO diseases Of the Lungs aud
Ur nary OrgaUs for which branches of practice
MS uncommon University advantages and iOspi-
tai experience peculiarly quality him.
Doct NJ. is known 10 our city as a gentleman OF
eminent intellectual culture, as an untiriug stu
dent, as u man Of great moral worth who has
made his home in this country from pure choice.
We know his professional career will be success
fu one. aud that In here assuming the onerous du-
ties Of a abOriOus profession, he gratihes the
wishes Of large circle OF friends who admire bis
professional abilities and respect his private
worth"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

THE GREAT EAsTERN N--we shall shortly have
this colossal steamship this side Of the Atlau-
tic, but We are authorized 10 state that MCGUIRE
will continue In the boot and shoe business on On.
tario street the same as II the Great Eastern were
not coming. MoGuIRE's custom made boots need
no praise here Like Ensign fuckers horse pis-
tolls on squantum Muster Field, "they speak for
themselves" An III made, ill.iting boot 4, exc
cradle; well made good fitting boot is delight.
ful. Which win you hayel The latter may be
found at Nc';ure's and at prices AsiOnishingly
low. His boots and bis Shoes for ladies aud gen
tlemen are MOTTO be surpassed. Try them on. It
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

HoF WEATHER AND WATER. .-During the in
tensey bot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complaln in a most dole
ful manner Of the heat, and yet do not Introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wettlng their door yards and side
walks. We would advise those to call on b. p.
Bowers, (successor to j. b. Barnes, Plumber,) At.
water Building, who has large stock Of Plumb.
ing Materials. Hose, Pipe, &C., and engage him to
put up a eoOiiug Institution forthwith. We would
advise them TO get Bathing Tub at ;be same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08
MATRIMONIAL.

To the LADIES OF THE UHrTED STATES
IL has been my good fortune TO restore To health many
kousands Of my country-wonen
Nv success has excited the malice OF the enyious and
slous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd ssabsh my reputation showers of grateful oherings
have fallen pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihavs relieved Soong I held Ia afectonate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced nv
kin can afford despse the efforts Of mschsfmake"
NV irisads havt repeatedly urged to place my med
cine for producing monsruaton within the reach Of the
ladies' Of The United States; hut ndpOsiton To enter
6sld so occupied by quaos with penioous noslums
and fear that unprnoped countorfeers might palm pon
ne public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
tented me from establishing agencies for the sails Of my
AAsIE DE FEMME" In the United States.
AtIast yield the onireaties uf patients aud feuds
a oasr 20 She suffering Females Of America medicine
b,eh has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Cd World.
In regard TO the efficacy Of the "AMiE DE FENME,"t
,ed osly say that ia liquid form aud Is exactly such
have used in paocen france, for manF years and
tbnt h has never failed secure satisfactory result.
The "Ams Dc Fsmme'' and nousiruauu stead In the re
ltou Of cause and effect Iisake powerful 10 originate
Aeaty low where ~ never has existed und Il
restore where has been ruin ani cause suppressed
In ordefto guard againsi we Nlipper o. dfe,
Uutan signature uud both the bottle and enclosing bci
wi be sealed With my private seal.
Price, $500 package m IA II p1copD
PANS, January, 1851
BoI sale. Wholesale aud Retail BY WILLIAM FIsKE
as. ~ superior street Cleveland, who will supply th
Amie de femne' Al tks PropHetors Prices
pulOdkwbe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08
FROM WASIIINGTON.
wAsnINoros, Sept. 7.

WAsnINGroE, Sept 7.
Some time ago Capt Stone made a full
siatementto our Government, Of circumstances at.
tending the expulsion Of himself aud some Ameri-
cans from Sonora, this act OF ,he government O
Peschicra being clearly relative 10 the provisions
OF our treaty with Mexico. Proper meaus have
been taken for the protection of United StIes cit
liens la that quarter and instructons are now on
their way for the purpose.
Lists Of lands embracing an area Of nearly one
hundred and seventy two thousand acres euurng
TO the Southern Mississippi Railroad, under the
act OF August, SO has beeu certified TO the State
OF Mississippi by Secretary OF the Interior.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08
m I- DIOkERoON-
NJ. j. UIOhEhoVNl
Late of tie firm OF Ambler s Die ckersou,)
DENTIST.

QGce 49, Superior street. near ReHdeiPs store.
Dr. ID s suit of ready and hu would
bo pleased all Of his old patrons Others who
fangs aud hed exposed capped and
ed also teeth inserted gold silver ooralite orvucunt
base, platinum plate with continuous gum, which
% much used east. my2l
~ If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle their devils out is ours who live IN
this water-luggod country The miasmqtic poison OF
swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil In the
blood reyel in the Agues aud Feves which shake and
corch all. Ayers "AeuE CURE " is said to be the
poste we need and Of neghbors who have tried
confirm the raacvt .-Joprlli Plano, m
Sore THRoAT PLAGUE AND Sore IHRoAr.--
This quality OF sezng hold aud causing the expulsion
BRANDErs PILLS. They only upon the tissues
involved that ee cled by the disease In fact they
seize upon those humors not much from preference
from natural affinity because their lfo 10 below that
the surrounding parts and which, ling the tissues Of
the throat thai around the throat region prodooes
throat sore throat plague and the headache and e-
YER Within hour after six pills uken the
is felt peculiar creeping the mart Affected OF
collecting of tho diseased humOTs ready for Expulsion
NohuTt or senng esct arise from their
because they cannot act uDnu healthy pars Taken early
thew prevent all diseases Oh how important Ia
sickness that medicine which only eating the
disease. und leaves no evil effects behind.
Sold vt No. 29l Canal ST. Brandreths Buildng and BY
j. H. Wheedon, Hudson, aud all respectable dealers IN
medicines, &w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08
The Great vital RegenePaIOr,
KHRlHfSEiNk AR!
GAYLORD n HAMMOND,
anti WILLIAM ElSKE.
a. mn fHlaH.Nml
That Professor woods Hair Restorative
MILL PKESRVE INEAIJJRI,Y

wv tue grawh aRd color uf tho hnir, Al used Two or
soc d. gay, tover t6s 6sd vii, Saturss o~n Sraarn
tue air make itmoie sol aud heautnl than any oil,
ah preserve the ap Zee from all diseases the gTt
1ge stat, smun Juaees Attorneys, pteois, CieTgymen,
the wni id bear TESTIMONY ihnt we de- NOT fnv zoo
much % 'ss iayor Read ne i9"win3 sad Judge;
we ste ;c, wsoSDsS 20 ss .sS W sSqI ps la sapneg
tho afflicted o repunit
Our little sons head for some time had be erfsctly
covered with sores, aud SINE called 1t soad head The
har hlnos! came on 10 conseonenoe when ireLd
we di a. with lttle hope uf ,Du surp-se
the disease entirely ad ururlant crop af hat
soon stnItsa "a aad Nc can vow that boy has
child. We onn. thefeiu AMI de- hereby recommend your
50 Do aud hdir We arr yours resp Siiaiiy, " ''''
7G GEO, " W.HlGGiNBoTHAM,
PRoF wooD-Deaf ST.: Nv hair had fo several years,
been ose9eins gte p!nluy gray aonpmnanied BY hash
slfy ~ diosSi gn, Whenl comm iced usine your Hair
and hayrg usd within the
I. re iaIea 70 g. s1r.l eelo saa assumed soness
appea, on ufu unf uiher have used.
wsther 10 be used AZ Iar Rssorativs or r 49,. simpls
puIpus OF diesaug ut beau lhng the har ionhEye per
peIlmphng MI that u claimed lot Y, o,,....,,o
ciuoaua, a So, 10 1881 Mas c sS44S2Sps. ss 4S,1s ss
PneF WooB -ilsaT SifI By The advice OF a irisnd OF
IdaSsd 10 ~ A lind ihe favaf snie tina as Mly and
nearly e,ei asiI N y heed eslne ont Nov Ky haiT pa.
duty and sfmpathy that e TO ommunicnlo others
this public nos of ghu hono Tanairsd
! lIOn piof woods Ham Restorative
A. X. JACOBS
Te Rss,o 10 put up 10 bottles Of throe sizes via
Laieo nsiian ad smalli the small holds pint, and
twenty er sent ,ore ia rogofuon than the sma reii Us
fortwo dollars per boiie e ie ~, h@dl H 9esIs ~ O.
eenl w're IN properlion' and u, 49, W. '''''0 N''' ~
vi ygo2op GO ,P.oP,le,@s, No !" Broadway N
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" For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend E. Runini's excellent assort.
menis of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street. lie,
as practical Furrier, is now engaged In manuiac-
turing Capes Mulis Fur Gloves, etc, etc, for tha
Fall and Winter trade
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FROnI NRW YnRK.

New YORK, Sept T.
An arrival at this port from Cindad, Bolivia,
Aug llth, furnishes later Venezuela advices
There was NJ communication with the interior on
account Of the river beingu possession OF the fao
tiOn aud most vessels in port will leave In ballast
Us no hides are to be had.
Tho revolution was going on in the inieriOr-a
flee pardon offered the revOlutOnists having been
refused. Gen BritO with 800 10 300 government
troops was at Sau Fernando in the eXpec tation Of
au attack Tue town had been well defended by
artillery.
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PRAcTIoAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAH,
eeps the OF the .aOst approved kindso
PECTAcLES Allhis glasses, whether for neaI ora
tgted are ground under his inspection, by machine
yof anew construction with the sroaes care, asto
sutthe eyes nall cases eung WsakHss' DFsinsss o.
Inflammation The Eyes and npsring strength for ions
reading or Gue sewing.
~ n. II Solomonson would here inform the public
thRthe Aeyer employs any in the sale OF fhisenses
~ Also. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES, nj
CaOSCOPES, COMPASSES, Sc., kept On hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
l7-Omoeas Supplemented under the American Hotel
fuu2l
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TnUasDAY MoRNINe, snrT. s, lsso.
TRGvELRR's RRGIsTER
NEW AnYrRrlsrmrNrs

". L. Marsin-New Cooking stove &C.
J. b Johnson-Cooper Opera Troape
J. J.P.-Cottago Wanted
T. |. Baldwin h Co.--salesmen Wanted.
ID Il. Fiold-Masouic Notice.
y r. Fairbanks-As ssi noes Notice
Boofdar wauied-Atl l45 st, Clan street
s. S. Baro-Coal oil, sc.
Poitou Breed-For Dunkirk
Mcclure Rus. Notice .t
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FROM sYRACusE

SYRACUSE, Sept z.
The Convention this afternoon made the follow
ing nominations
For Secretary Of State E,iai W, LeaYenworth,
Of Onendaga county. For Comptroller Robert
Dennison, Of Orange county. For Attorney Gen-
eraI Charles S. Meyers, Of st. Lawrence county.
For State Engineer, Orvie W. Story, Of Ale.
ghany county
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~ No Papsr oOntnasd 1aesS raid for ~ aeconiaHes
wifh these terms. |fI#
" II Especially atked tha ny rregulariy or failure
10 deliver bY carrier boys be- pruiatly TepOued tina
all mistakes may be "a pioniluy coiHeoied.
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FIRE.


NVhfVLAi VA Oept T.
A destructive fire this morning consumed the
Mechanics Hall in this city, with six large
storce. Tic loss amounted TO nearly sac, 600
The buildings were insured.
The Excelsior Minstes, who have been per
forming at the Hail. lost $4,000 worth Of pro
perIy. Binneau's Panorama Of the Celestia
Empire was destroyed. Loss $1,000 no insur
Ance.
The Stores were occupied by the following
firms: COnderia & Debre, paper hanger, Pep
per's Restaurant; Peddle's Restaurant; Ullamar
shoe dealer. Their loss is partially insured.