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cnuNrRY INYALIns.

Persons in any part Of the world may he successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines sc,
Address Dr.. AMOS q SON, corner Min and Quay -sts.
buffalo, N. Y Iunsd Gwly2G5
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he resides
This certifes that have used the Grarienberg Pin
and Marshaps CnthOlcOn, sold here by ~ g. johnson
n practice, TO my entire sasiaction They are good
medicines. Dr q. W. BUSHNELL.
Hartford, 1'rumbull Co, o March y 1857
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lis dhHult 60 fancy more awkward stitch than this.
This Is called "dOuble thread stitch" or course the
thread which lies cOed curOusy the lower side Of
the cloth ndd 10 The strength OF the thread which
passes through and holds the cloth together but impy
serves to sen the slugle thread which take the stitch
This, also Is single thread stitch That the Grover AMI
Baker Stitch uuTuvels readily shown by the nboyo cut
But u Onld be satel that when fastened tins stitch is
elastic and is 70 many purposes valuable stitch That
very complicated COutriyaUCe is required to take the
Grover Baker Stitch is quite apparent Hence its great
Liability 20 get out oil order
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CONTRACTING AGENTS

CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN u. MOORE, Agent N. Y. c. RR. No. 2O7 Broad
NJ b. SPAULDING, Agent spaulding's Express. No 2lO
Broadway. N Y.
CHAMBERLIN, THOMAS & co Propristors # RIer-
chants Gem Tnl Canal Line No. l9l broadway, N. y
Pittsburgh
D. b. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland Pittsburgh
HUBBY HUGHES 4 co, Forwarding Merchants .Cleye-
land. Ohio
ak MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland
Ohio.
VI. g MCDOWELL, Special Agent, Cleveland, o.
Wis
RICHMOND CO., cor. Clark and South Water Streets
SHELDON PEASE, Managing Agent,
mAIlh:zb9 Office foot Of Michigan St. Buffalo, N Y
The American Transportation Company,
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NEW TREATNa ENT,
Medical UisDensarN

EsH0TlsHcu IOT Ihe CnIu Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeUer and Aguc,
Asthma LcipieRt Consumption, Iatym-
ities Of Youth and old Age dc.
EV7 NO MERCURY USED. II
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6ar0mart.

CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
~ ost aud best variety in the city-flr snIehy @
ap3l II X. RAYNOLDS, No Superior S.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
41cription, variety style aud pricc-fursalc hy
ap90 II X. RANNOLDS, M. superior ST.
IRON AND STEEL.-At out a shin
n load for sale by II, X. BAYNOLDS,
Hu3u No. Super ST.
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Read what Dr Bushnell saysof The GraofenheB "
cines nr is phg scian 0f extensive practice, and
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The ahOye named Steamers all of the largest class
with ample accommodations for Freight aud Passengers
being fitted up erpqessB J0T ths Upper Lake Trade
~ People moving % the WESTERN STATES aud
PIXIES PEAK, will find this the most desirable route
TIE ucCummOd atuus Tor Fsmes with Wagons horses und
faction there being anshpment t they reach the port
Of des inhtOn.
~ Contracts made Al low rates for Merrhnnd So Iron,
Nails, &C., &C. 10 Chicago Milwaukee and niornoJiate
% Froshts received at Warehouse for shipment ard
ForFreig6t or Passage apply and ooasign %
mari Agent, Cleveland, Ohio
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@rOfrrirs, &c.
NOR sABR--'
Chemical soans.

pRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
Hair and Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes oi Ivur
Bune, Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood For sale by
fehq ". W. SACkRlnER
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II gives me great pleasure certify 20 the nyarnbe
rstyo action of the Gruefenberg Munhals Uterine Ca
thOcOn all Of female disease, aud 70 the skill and
high moral charact Of the h,ediba Department of the
Grueienberg Company -..- - 49,
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Corning & Co. s Quotations

76 RIVER STREET, ......... CLEVELAND, ONO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Alcohol, Burning Fluid, Pure Spirits, Cologne
CDiritq and WhiSEieS
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il5gA 1859. a.sIEH
TRE NORTRERN TRANSPORTATION 90.

TIE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
win, during the present ther we'll known and
popular Line Of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensbursh a. OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRG-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdcnsburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San.
dusky, Toledo and Detroit
And a sEAiI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswcgo, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at osdonsbursh with tho
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. r Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
aud Boston,
And at Osvego with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bet,oeeh osioego, Troy, Albany and Net0 York,
Connecting alsoot Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK q ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Duukirk, Cleveland and sandusky. anda
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkrk Chicago and intermediate Ports
c. Property forwarded by th, Line will bo subject to
but one transhipment.
r5- Merchandise marked IN r. Co. Express" will be
forwarded from New York lv Express Freight Train
over the New York Enc Railroad aud promptly fer
warded from Duukirk
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PROM wASHINCTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.
The Secretary of the Navy has recently
made arrangements for the reception of an
additional number of acting midshipmen at
the Naval Academy, 30 10 40 Of them to be
selected by Members of Congress, Congress
sional Distriotos which have been without apl
pointments since 1866, will be requested
to make nominations of youth for ad-
mission, in accordance with the existing law.
The Treasury receipts for the week ending
Monday, amounted to 81, 100000 the drafts
paid to 81 ,40s00O, the drafts issued to $780,
O0Oi the amount subject to draft is So, l63, ,459,
the increase over last week is more than 1853
600 doilars-over q million in the last two
weeks.
Captain NJ. s. Miller has been ordered
to proceed to Fort Monroe TO assume the
duties Of Quarter Master General at that
point, in place Of Chessman, deceased
The President has appointed Mr. G. Jones
as Judge of the Supreme Court for the North
ern and South ern Districts of Alabama vice
Gayle, deceased
Gen. Jessup, who was seriously sick in
New York, has returned to Washington, be-
ing convalescent.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


he combination OF ingredients these Pills is the re-
u OF long and extensive practice. They mild IN
their operation, and cerain in correcting all
Painful ensiruRons, removing all obsructions wheath
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side pal
pitaton Of the heart whites all Affections hyster
cs fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &C. disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement Of in the treatment OF
these rregu ares and distractions which have consigned
10 many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be
,nVed 10 PREMATURE GRAVE No lemtlo enjoy good
health unless she IS regular an whenever an obsrucon
hkes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eaecual Iemeds known for ali com
plants peculiar 10 Fcmas To all c'assps they nvnl-
nabe inducing With eeTiainty periodical regularity Thoy
are known TO thousands, who have used at different
periods Throughout the country, having the
mos eminent physicians America.
ErDcu directions stItg WeH and Bheu thcV should
t used with each BoX-the Price one Dollar each Dor con
tanning 40 Pills.
valuable prmpe, to he had fee Of the Agents Pills
Agent. BY druggists generally.
X. b. HUrCHiNGS, General Agent
No. l65 Chambers ST. New York
Solh IN Cleveland by VIM. FISKE and GAYLORD &
hAMMOND. aprsdS w6m2l
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Sup't Of the
Clevel and, Sept. 30.

LIFE IN TUSCANY. BY MABEL SHARMAN CRAw-
FORD. From the London + ition Columbus,
Folett, Foster Co. Chicago, s, c. Griggs &
Co., 1859.
One will be prejudiced in favor of this book at
first sight, by its neat and elegant appearance
The binding is good and it is printed on that
cream-tinted paper which "takes' so universally.
But the book itself is worthy of special notice -
Italy is now the central point of interest 10 the
whole of Europe, and any Information tending TO
throw light upon the character, condition and
ideas of the people Of that land viii meet with an
attentive perusal, it it is worthy of it. These
sketches and impressions of "Like in Tuscany,
are derived from ten months sojourn in that
country, aud give us a real practical view
the every day life and character OF the people as
well as pictures Of the natural points of interest on
the country. 1t is well worth reading
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Last Nights Report.
CRICKET MATCH.

MONTREAL, Sept 90
The new match between the of the United
"All England with Canadians, against 6
Of "All England" with Canadians. was con-
tinued to-day, the weather being fine. The
match will be continued tomorrow. Nothing
could persuade the Canadians to part with
the English Crioketers until the match is
played out. They need not, therefore, be ex-
pected to arrive in New York till Sunday
morning. About two thousand persons were
present to-day at the short notice given. and
double that number will probably be on the
ground tomorrow.
Parr Jackson, Haywood and Stephenson
bowled against the United Eleven. Stephen.
son and Dover were wicketkeepers with Hay
wood and Dover rs long stops.
The score Of United All England in the first
innings was as follows: Cohy b. Grundy,
none; Carpenter 32; U. s. Smith, none; Lock
yer s. j. Lilly White 58i Pickering none
Wisden 43.
Second Cricket-Fisher IA; Morgan 9; Ba-
con u byes, &C., l6 total 1l8 runs. The
All England Eleven were bowled against by
Grundy and Cotfy, Jockey acting as wicket
keeper, and Pickering as long stop. At sun
down the score stood as follows DAILY none;
Humphrey 1S; Caesar, IA; Hardinge, none;
Dyer, (not OUT 8; Sweetenham, 3; Jockey, s;
Coffin, none; Eyes 3; total 43.
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KNIGHTS TEmPLAR.

UTICA, Sept. %.
The Knights Templar's Convention of the
Grand Commandery of the State Of New York
held their election yesterday. Tho following
officers were elected Charles G. Judd, of
Penn Yam, Grand Commander; F. Chamber
lain, of Albany Deputy Grand Commander :;
n. Preesti Of Utica, Grand Generalissimo, NJ.
II. Drew having declined; J. Il. Wilbur Of
Hornellsyille, Grand Captain General; S.
Town, of Aurora, Grand Prelate; W. f..
Holmes, Of Rochester, Grand Senior Warden;
Q. p. Breed, Of New York, Grand Junior War
den John s. Perry of Troy, Grand Treas
ureri Robert Macy, Of New York, Grand Re
corder Aaron Carver of Little Falls, Stand
ard Bearer L. d. Sheeler, of Lookport, Grand
Sword Bearer; c. II. Webster, of Binghamp-
ton, Grand Warden.
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/ UBlN'S EXTRAOTS-A full as-
s9f@sn. 9s received together with great variety
teos E.w. SACRRlDFR
RRUSHES--A inc assortment of
AZ Hair and Cloth Drushos also Teeth BInshes IVORY
hohe buhalo Horn and Sandal Wood. FOrs4ls by
-lenh u. w. SACk RIDER
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Hot WEATHER AND WATER.-During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in most dole
tul manner Of the heat, and yet do not introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wettng their door yards and side.
walks. We would advise those to call on b. p.
Bowers (sueoessor to J. B. Barnes, Pumber) At.
water Building, who has large stock OF Plumb.
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &C., and engage him to
put up ocoltug institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
umS aud we will warrant that they can keep
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STREET RAILRoADs--Notce has been given by
the East Cleveland Railroad Company that they
will make application TO the Council as soon as
practicable for permission 10 construct and operate
ahorse railroad upon the following route
Commencing on Euclid street at the easterly
line OF the city, running thence said Euclid
street to its Intersection with Wilson avenue
thence on said avenue 70 point parallel with the
eastern end Of Prospect street. thence westerly TO
Prospect street, thence westerly on Prospect
street TO s Intersection with Erie street; thence on
Erie street to the intersection Of Erie and Superior
Streets thence on Superior street westerly 10 the
Public square. Also commencing on Euclid street
at the eastern line of the city and running thence
westerly on Euclid street to the south west corner
Of the Public Square.
Notice will soon be given, we understand, by an-
other company for permission to build road to
run from the depots through Bank Superior, Erie
aud Kinsman streets to the new cemetery of
Woodland II the permission Of the Council is
granted as it is hoped twill be- the work upon the
roads will be commenced for hwith, and they will
be running ere long
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70 Dr.. JAS. McOL1NTooX's PEoToRAL sYRUP
Science and fact alike guaranty the mmeasurable supo-
rory Of this remedy every other prescribed for
frmod couAh oppression Of he chest bronchial difficulties
aud consumption When ali other medicines have failed
in this thore is hope, safety, life.
Price 81 90. sold by wM. FIsKE, Clovelnnl
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BRANDRETa's Plus uAvD NO AcnoN nA1

BRANDRETH's Pitts HAvD no AcT1oN HAVE
on lMPURITIEs,-Young people cannot, hut midde-nged
and old people can, appreciate the medicine which, being
used in sckues only upon the of the disease
Around every affected, there ths medicine pene-
trates, removing impurities preventing al settling Of the
humors into ulcers, swelngs or tumors In Heart Aoc
tons in Epilepsy in Pleury in Sore Throats and aee-
tons of the Respiratory organs goneroy in Dyspepsia
thdse wonderful pills give immediate rel eff and perseye
will be to Maadies which have been
pronounced beyond human skill have been cured by their
And is this wonderfun Behold the reason -
BRANDRETs PILLS purify tho blood they have no power
except over Impure humors and ese being removed
disease is removed Millions deriving health from the
Of this innocent medicine, which never weakens but
always srengtheni firstly by taking out of the bcdy these
matters, viii hsld, as IL were. the life principle IN
custody aud secondly, by mpartiug life giving property
Sold at No 29 Canal ST., Braudreha Building; and by
f. Gadner, No 220 Superior street. Cleveland; and bv
j. ?, Wheedon Hudson, and all respectable dealers in
medicines d6w
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THE NoNrARErL.--Ia Smith & Pauncl's new
Block on Superior street, W. s. Robinson, 50 long
and iayorably known In Cleveland AZ The energetic
proprietor Of mo. 49," where tho big red coat
ever hung to call the attention Of strangers, has
opened a new and splendid lot Of assorted goods
which viii 60 OF With astonishing rapidly aa the
cold weather comes on The main saleroom la
$50 feet Tong, 20 feet wide, and 10 feet high. In
this room Is a stock Of newly made clothing sun.
olent to supply the armies Of the Crimea. The
stock comprises every description Of Carmen, for
men and boys' wear from light to heavy, and from
thin to dOublsthiok, under garments and over
garments, cloth goods aud rubber goods, furnish
ing goods Of every style and kind all will be found
in variety sufficient to select from, and at prices to
suit all. The tables, counters and shelves oil show
long piles Of clothing, and the store teens with
activity. The passer-by csunot fail Of being az.
tracted by the veritsbe Aminidab Sleek, who, with
umbrella and carpet bag, stands at the door, some
times with his face set thitherwards toward the
store, and sometimes from it j; but always With
happy smile Of complacenoy upon bis pbiz
The Robnsons have been too many years In the
clothing trade in Cleveland and have done too much
advertising to be sufficiently unknown to tho pnbic
TO need any praise from as Sufficient to say, they
will be found at the new store prepared for custom
ers at all times and that our county or city readers
can do no better than to call at the Nonparei
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE /
Wm, A. Bachelors Hair Dye

The only harmless and reliable Due kROl5n
The Original and bost IN thH world
All others limitations aud should be avoided
sou wish 10 escape ndicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
injury 10 Hair or skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardod to VIM A. Bachelor since ls19 and 10000
applications have been made to the Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dyes
VIM A. HATCHELoRs HAIR DYE produces a color
Hott DO distinguished from nature and is wARRkETED
not TO inuro IN the loas however long may continued
and the al effect Of Bad Dyes renedisd the Hair nygor
Aied for life by this Splendid Dye
Made, sold applied On private toomsl nt the Wiz
haCtuy, No. 10 broadway n. Y.
Gists and Fancy Goods Dealess.
tw The genuine hnS the name and address upon stse
plate ehgrayips ga iout sides Of each Box of
isnlI No 2ss Bfosdvtv N v
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dE CROOKED MADE srRAIGHT.-A crooked limb
bentat the knee for 10 years by contraction has just
been made perfectly straight by Dr. Gibsons new
of electricity. No invalid should despair
until they have tried DR.. Gbsons new treatment
for the cure of lingering disease; it throws all
other treatment entirely into the shade. See his
advertisement headed "Despondency and Insani.
ty."
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sTRAYED.-On the 9th from S. s. Stone 3 pas.
ture' a nearly full blooded Durham Cow, large size
red, with some white on her hind quarters. A
strap was on her neck, with brass plate upon II
which was stamped the name of II. waterton.-
Whoever will return her to the Industrial School
shall be suitably rewarded:
Sept. 80, 1859. n. WArERroN.
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Coon ADyIcE.-Be saving o your money and
make it go agreat way. by buying your Hats aud
Caps for yourself aud children, at L Benedict &
Sons POI Superior ST., who have received very
large aud choice assortment of goods, in their line
Of the latest styles.
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The APPLE TRADE.-Messrs. j. II. Flint q Co,
Of this city, have, within the past three or four
weeks received and shipped about 1900 barrels of
apples, These have been received mostly from
the northern Reserve counties aud sent to Chicago,
Lake Superior, &c. We notice that the apple crop
in the vicinity of Conneaut has been large and
good, but.upon the line of the Mahoning Railroad,
very poor Many apples have been shipped from
Cleveland over that road
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EQEsTRIANlsM PRIzEs.-The prizes which have
been selected by Sheriff Wightman, as Committee
on Lady Equestrianism at the approaching County
Fair, can be seen at Crittendens. They consist
OF plated cake basket, valued at SIS. set OF fan
sy silver tea spoons, Sl2 silver plated cake bas
ket Soi set of plain silver tea spoons SIG These
are neat and elegant prizes and will be highly val
ued by the fortunate winners
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VALENTINE EXPRESS This is an extra fast
liue from Jersey City through to Dunkirk without
change of cars over the N. Y & Erie Road Goods
can be shipped from New York to Cleveland by
this line in two aud half days. Mr. E. N. Parks,
agent this city. Ofice No. Atwatcr Buildings
he is well known in this vicinity as prompt bus
mess man.
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THE UNIoN festival The Festival of the
Young Mems Christian Association last night was
completely and entirely successful, notwithstand.
ing the short notice given. The Hall was elegant
ly decorated with wreaths, festoons, notices, &c.
and the room was filled to repletion with a lively
throng of visitors, all determined to enjoy them.
selves. The Choral Union with their songs, and
Prof Edgarton with his recitations added variety
to the attractions
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CoRoNER HARTMAN.-The Coroner, DR.. HART
MANN says in relation to an attack by the Plain
Dealer ON him, that the charges here made are un
true-that no money was asked from the township
trustees, or paid TO him. In a day or two convin.
cling testimony supporting his denial will be given
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PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAN,
eeps tho largest assortment Of the approved kndsO
PEcTACLES. Alhis glasses, whether for near OF lar
lighted, are ground under his owninspeotion by machine
OF construction with the greatest care so asto
IStthe in all curing Weakness DisEiHess o.
lfammdoHo Of the Eyes, and impariing strength for Ions
reading or fine sewing.
~ N. u. Soomonson would here inform the publie
hsthe never employs any in the sale ofhislsnses
" Also a splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
ChOScOPES, COMPASSES &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
CB-omce3s Superior street under the American HotA
iun29
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nALLOON ASCENSION.

RoME, N. " Sept. 20.
Prof. COe, accompanied by Mr.. Collamer of
Rome, made balloon ascension to-day
When at the height Of two miles the balloon
burst and turned on top of the netting, form
ing parachute. The voyagers, alter a per-
ilous descent landed safely in a swamp three
miles from the starting point.
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POLICE Court, SEPT. 29rH.-Thomas Martin
gao for petit larceny fined the cost and sent to
jail Tor thirty days. Martingalo needs checkrein
Geo. Wions and Ann Craw for a like offence were
fined ST and costs each.
Joseph Graham and James Burns for disturbance
were fined $5 and costs each.
Several cases continued
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DANCING BY reference to advertisement It will
be seen that Mr.. Ballou who has taught half the
young folks" of Cleveland how to tread to the
sound of music, will open his dancing academy on
tomorrow afternoonfor ladies' and children and on
Monday for gentlemen
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POLITICAL.
CnARLEsroN. Sent. %.

ChAhLESTONi sept. ~.
The Charleston Courier contains the speech
OF Senator ChesnerL delivered yesterday at
Camden. He favors Southern unity and the
development Of the researches Of the South,
repudiates the agitation Of the opening of the
slave trade, and opposes the position of Sena-
tor Douglas about unfriendiy Territorial leg
islauon.
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IMPORTANT TO sHIPPERs.-U. S. Express Co.'S
Fast Freight Line, Great Western Despatch, is
bringing freight from New York and Boston to
Cleveland ut the lowest Railroad rates, viz: New
NOrk-9O, 67, AZ, so BostOn-9s, 70, Al, 81.
sep23Lw b. II. BARNRY, Agt.