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IOwAEIECTION.

There being but four telegraph offices in the
State. some days must clapse before the result
is definitely ascertained.
The vote received thus far about the same as
two years apo when Lowe, Republican, was
elected by 1000 maj
The following counties have been received.
Scott co. Rep. State ticket 200 mai
Louisa county so; Henry 700 Jefferson l5O;
Dubuque ID mocratic majority about 1900,
Desmoines 800.
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~ During the Summer that has lust passea

away Thousands Of sufferers from darrhua
have been relieved by tho Of HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS, medicine which is evidently destined maintain
apormanent place in tho public estimation Bilious dinr-
rhnl is Of those diseases which baios the skill Of tho
physician. The medicine they administer upon the
bowels never sooms to reach the OF the evil The
difficulty is to get emOdy that will reHch all the digestive
orsaus and eiye them smu aneouy rash Of vgo to rid
themselves Of this disease Ths problem solved by the
Btters, which fails conquer the most stubborn
cases II is only fair to say that during season Just
CLOSED, this medicine has achieved cures than any
oher ever presented to the pub c, and during the FALL 10
which that terrible scouree tina Fevor and Ague IL so
a,lout, the rIttorS viii gain fresh fame.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every where
OCtll.lw
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FROM BAITINIORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct, II.
ThR Epnjcipal election is being held here to-day,
aud there IL y large turn out Of veters. In many
of the wards tho pglls are blockaded by rowdies
against all naturalizad yQt0rs,
Iutlmidations nnd eypn violence is being resorted
to- The police, with u lew uXgepiinls, igil TO do
their duty and to carry out the iujnpclions ol the
Mayor
II Is still hoped, however, that some OF the club
nominees will bu defeated, The Mayors office ID
througed with u delegation of the ReloI mers
making complaints Of the ineilciency otlhe police
force,
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MtNirtntg.

WHIrh LEAD- 10000 lbs, con
w sttnt on hand. of go tha yari0gs uunqfc.urts
snci9 10 sn6irinr r.
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FROM nICHMONn.
RICHMOND, Va, 90

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. l2.
In House Clerical aud Lay Deputies to-day a
large number Of resolutions aud amendments 10
tho Constitution were presented. No hnal action
was taken on them
A largo portion Of TIVE day was spent 10 discuss.
ing proposed amendment TO A AItiole Sixth, 10
allow the Qeqeral Convention Established Court OF
Appeals for the Revision Of Decisions Of Diocesan
Courts In trial Of Presbytea and DnaeOns. No &C.
ton was had
The conservation Of newly elected Bishops takes
place tomorrow In three different churches
A proposed arrangement for performing the GER
emOnies IN the Capitol grounds Opcasioned Qn eG 70
citing debate 10 tho House Of Deputies.
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DR. CLAxToN's sEREoN-The bold fearless
and eloquent sermon preached by Rev DR.. C'ax-
ton upon the death Of E. 7 Sterling. has been pub.
lished in pamphlet form, and is for sale by J. b.
Cobb \ Go. It should have a place Ia every
household, aud should be read by every young
man In the land
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KEEP IT DEvoRE THH PRoPLa"-U. 8. ET'
press Co. "a Fast Freight Line, Great Western De.
spa ch, IA bringing fteight from New York and
Boston TO Cleveland, ut lowest Railroad rates, via
New York, 30, O., ~. 49, Boston, 9s, 70. AZ, az
The Great Western Despatch makes as fast time as
any other line. The public should not be deceived
by the gas fulmnations ofobscure opposition lines,
who are making frantic efforts to subsist.
ocl5 BH BARNEY Agent.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ PLAIN and Ornamental Printing Of every desert pon
done at tho Printing Establismeutof the Leader Once,
the latest npr we'd aud 7id steam presse 10 the
best gu short notice. aud reasonable Par
ticuar attention padt blank work. Every desoriptos
ofBindng done especially Blank Rocks Ledgers, Joprn
as Safes Books. Receiving Hooks, &c. b, &C.
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LAKE sHoRE RAILROAD.

az CROOKED sFRAI0HT.-A crooked limb
bentat the knee for Is years by contraction has Just
been made perfectly straight by DR.. Gbson's new
application Of electricity. No invalid should despair
until they have tried DR.. Gibsons new treatment
for the cure Of lingering diseasei Il throws all
other treatment entirely into the shade. seo his
advertisement headed "Despondency and Insani.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. I,
Indiana.
Irpl4SAroLIs, Oct 10.

lFpIAHAPOHs, Oct l3.
Putnam county entire democratic ticket cleo.
ted by about 32b maj
Miami county Republican majority over 200
Shelby county democratic ticket elected by
about 100 majority.
The following counties heard from show Re
publican gains
Marion, Johnson Bartholomew, Hendricks,
Yigo, Miami, Hamilton, Jennings and Hsu-
coax.
Democrats gain in Howard boone aud But.
Iey
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FRnM pHILApRpnA.

PHiLADELPHtA, Oct. 10.
Weather splendid attendance at cricket match
large. ANS Isl iunings-G bbs Cohyn 20, Col
lis b jackson none; Seuor Jackson 3. Vernon c
Carzlr 3 Jackson 5; Kephart Jackson none;
S Wright Logger b Carpenter 3; Morgan c
Lockyer Carpenter o. Hurst Coiiyn b Jackson
!; Bayard COdyn, sun out, 10; II. Fisher bJack
son, 81 Hollis, not out, q Waterman @ Carpenter
COiiyu none.
Par disabled, julius Cesar took bis place
Ellis acting umpire instead OF Cesar.
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Law ROOksI

H'Uh pAIII d I o. d. OOUU q
IL CO.
KENT's COMMENTARIES
GREERLEAF ON Evil ERCR
WALKER ON AMERICAN LAW
CHlTTYs PLEADINGS.
SWANS TREATISE. FOR JUSTICES or THE
PEACE
SWANS Revised STATUTES
Gil ITENDEN's DIGEST Oh OHIO STATE RE-
PORTS
ONO STATE REPORTS, Vol. 7.
NAsH'S DIGEST or ONO REPORTS
NARH's PLEADING AND PRACTICE,
RAfFS GUIDE FOR ADMINISTRATIONS.
OHIO REpORrs, Vol. 49,
WENDELLs BLACKSTONE, AYoh
CHiTrYs BLACKSTONE, Vols.
TAYLoR's MEDICAL JURIsPRUDEKCE
MATHEWS GUARDIANS GUIDE.
eALLANs U. s MILITARY LAWS
octlo J, i. COBB Il co.
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THR LIGHT GUARDS This fine military COM
pany under command Of Capt Sanford paraded
the streets yesterday in lull uniform, with Leauds
Band at their bead, preparatory to leaving for
Canton. The Band was TO give concert last ulght,
and to day the company goes to Ravenna, where
they will go into camp, and return home to NOR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-13

BOsToN, Oct. II.
The Natiunal Horse Fair opened to-day splen'
didly. This efternoou trot took place for pre-
MUM Of $780, mile heats, 3 to 5, between Miller'i
Damail Of N. Y, and Pilot Of Boston. Pilot wor
the first heat IN 1882; the second was n dead one
time 2:Sl. The Sd and 4th heats were won by
Millers Damai. To. morrow a race comes of be-
tween Ethan Allen, Columbus, and Live Oak fol
premium of $1,000.
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rRoM NEw onLnANs.
NEw OnLrANs. o.. ii

Mr.. Kinley, the editor Of the Brownsville Flag,
who is now in this city, states that the Mexican
bandtu gathered near Brownsville, numbered on
The 8th inst about 400 men, and was then ncreas
ing Then object was evidently punder, and from
itar that The town would be burned whole fami-
lies were fleeing
The Austin Gazette has information that The
Camanches would attack Northern Texas during
the coming winter
large fire Is ranging on Lance street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-13

THE BUcERyB CANDY.-Whitney, who has
established bis title Of King Of the opoorn trade
in Cleveland, has got out an article Of Buckeye
Candy" which Is tho incest thing yet lD that line
Try it and judge Tor yourselves
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NEw YoRE, Oct IL.
A fearful stabbing affair occurred to DAY in
building known as the Old Church in s7th at.
A man named Patrick Walsh and his wife
were stabbed by one Moses Stafford. Their
wounds will probably prove fatal. Stafford has
hran nrrnslaA
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Books & staliOnerp.
j. B. COBB 4 Co,
Booksellers & StatiOnerS,
No. I3G Superior ST., cleveland, o.
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WaOLESlLEl!
J. II. COBB a CO.'S.

THE FOLLOWING SCH 90 l.
BOOKS s'e tsrt 10 barge supply ard ate sold w %
New Nork pIie,s Ihe i9t4wng ~ ,moTpcos gnll
the ynneiy which We Keep
McGuaey's Readers, ola seiios,
McGufsy's Rosders, New Sorios.
Hillards Readers.
LOyers Readers,
1ownef Reade 8,
wehbs Rendt rs.
SarFoants Readers,
wsb,ter's Elementary Spelling BOX
McGuGey's Spelling B,ok,
RAYS SERIES OF ARlTHETlCS
sTODDARDS sERIES OF ABlrHME1ICs,
Rays Higher Arithmetic,
Tltompsons Arithmetics,
Milcholrs Series Of Biographies,
Cornl Series OF Geoguph cs.
Moltonhs Series Of Biographies,
Cotton PITCHES Seiios Of Biographies.
wsrreu's Common school Biography,
wauen's Physicla biography,
Whites Local biography,
pinneo's Primary GrtmnAr,
PnneOs Auab ie Grammar
Green's Grimmtrs,
Browns Grsmmur,
Brw. 5 Gummsr Of Grammars,
Clark's English Grammar
Wells Grammar,
welds Grammar,
Bullon's Grammar,
Fowl.r's Grimmar,
MITCHELL'S OUTLINE MAPS,
PELToN's OUTLlNE MAPS,
Camps Geography,
Rays Algebras,
Robinson's A zebra.
Dawes Algebra
Bourtou's Algebra.
Loomis' Algebra,
Legsndre's Geometry,
Ollendolfs @ mnn Grammar,
Adler's German Reader
Aders German Diciiouary, limo
Allors German Dictionary, sv5.
Woodbury. German Grammar.
Onendorf's French Grammar.
Fuquslie's French Grammar,
spieu Surrenno's Fropch Dictionaries,
Colotts French Reader
Anthon's Classical Serios,
Andrews h stoddarL's Latin Glummar new ed,
Andrews Lsiin Reader,
BuiliIn'S Latin Series,
Anthon's Latin Dictionary,
Andrews Latin Dictionary,
Arn0ld's Latin Prose,
Aruold's Laiiq Series Of LOOKS
Lidlle SoUirsGyrok Lexicon,
Crosb,'s Greek Grumm It aud Lessons,
Billions Greek Selios,
Wells Philosophy,
Quackonhos Philosophy taow)
Purker's Philosophy,
Comstock's Philosophy.
PUrter's Chemistry,
Siuman's Chemislry,
Slockharits Chemistry.
Wells Chemistry
Cutters rhy,iu.ugy q warks)
HeOkers Physiology tnew)
CIitteadeu's Book -koGpiug.
lrs BJUk-keopay,
Fulton 4 Easlmaus Book keeping,
Jones' BuOk-kee. lug,
wobstcr's Primary Dictionary,
Wobser's COmhOn School Dioloueiy
webstor's High School Dictionary,
websloi'a Counting House Dictionary,
WEBSTER UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY, u
edition,
Sponcer'i Writing Books,
Payson, Dunlon n scribncr's Writing Books
Markhams History Of England,
luld's School Histories,
LossinB's U. $. History,
auackeubos' Course of Composition,
Qgtei ouhos' lst Lesson Ia Composhiuu,
sarEsaEt'B Standard Speaker.
l1utuuIU.s Elpcutinn,
Hdws' EOCatkDnists (new)
Tho New NorS SaSlhor,
Kdd's n ocution.
PsIker' Aids to COmpositlCu,
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G. CA special meeting Of the Cleveland
Grays will be held this evening At their armory.-
Itis hoped every member will bo present as busi-
ness Of Importance will be brought up.
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THURSDAY MopNrNe, oCT. ia, 1889.
TRAVELRR's RKoisTRM.
DEpAUTUpUR.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

I.B Cobb h Co Stationery nt wholesale.
Auu-slavsy Fes ival-At Forest City Hall
S. Bauie-Coal Oil.
Pelion Breod-Fot ogdensbuBh.
Pelton 4 BroBd-For Dunkhk
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Pennsylvania.
PnILApglpmIA, oct. IL

PHILApELPnIA, Oct l2.
In this city Mann, opp for District Attorney
has msjohty of $500, The state ticket about
$500. Smith aud Connc both elected to Senate.
Representatives probably unchanged.
LapSqsltr county, oppositionm maj, on State tick
Montgomery co Vote light; Dem. State ticket
1900 mai,
Mini,6 co Vote close Dem. State ticket maj
10 philadelphia the Opposition gained a SenR-
tor
Kem opp, 2255 The opposition also elect both
seautors und ten out OF seventeen lteplcsenaia-
tiycs.
Harrisburg county gives 275 Democratic
mai but elects one Opp, member 10 tho Leglsla
ture.
Rush PetIickcn, Opp candidate in the Lyooming
Representative District, has been defeated by 1900
mai
famuel Duerborrow, Opp, has been elected In
Adams county TO the Legislature by 20 maI.
Beaver county elects two opp. members to the
i,egis9tpre by $50 maj
NJ" TqbrIe, Opp, for State Senator has 300
maj
ticket ia small aud the TesplI, ,wiul HEGrqtO county
| ticket, ~ doubiiul.
Easton-'The Dem maj in Northumberland
county ia estimated Ut COO.
| Harriaburg-In the Senatorial district composed
| OF Adams, Franklin ana Fultun Countless AltN'
Mcclure, Opp, has been elected. In Franklin co.
bis mai II 53S, while his Democratic opponent,
| Douglas, has only 1870 mai in Fulton and ii in Ad'
ams county.
Luzerno co Democratic mai. 600. The
| State and county ticket is also democratic. The
I SqnRtoTship is doubtful
CANYON tQz7T The Dem mai. is 100 for State
aud county tekss in Cabon.
Lehigh co -Dem State ticket receives maj
l75. Opposition elect all their candidates on
the county ticket except Sheriff aud District
| Attorney.
BIeeks co Doubtful. Tho H.. "a Is 'r'll'ng
' on riIber side
,Hton eo.-The Dem. mai. is about 100
mai. M, Nure, Op,, fer Senate, and Austin for
Assembly, are elected
Bedford co--The dem. State ticket has about
100 maj
PHILADELPHIA. Oct L.
Returns from interior come in slow. Diff.
emit 10 ascertain exact result in the state; new
strength Indicate that opposition have elected
their Senators in eleven districts. II so the
next Senate will composed Of twenty two Opp
and eleven Democrats The Opposition claim
IL Representatives from the city aud with
ether gains Il ia supposed the house will be
divided SO Opp aud 81 Democrats
Election in Franklin co.. gives an average
maj of $50 maj for Opp State ticket
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.
Latter part Of tho day considerable more
violence and intimidation was exhibited at the |
polls than during tho morning The oh ward |
refomers were driven of and at about three |
o'clock their candidate Withdrew in disgust |
goth ward considerable during the afternoon,
Mr. Frush, firm Of Frush d Snyder, was severe
ly beaten He had his check bone crushed in,
Notwithstanding all, however, the reforners
have done nobly; but for violence sud illegal |
voting would undoubtedly haYt swept The civ
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Ssiy" The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckors and Olmsted's news depots
At news depois at Weddoll aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, us Ontario Street
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CIGARs.-smokers will find large assortment
Of all the best BRANDS of cigars at Strong q Arm
s!rong's. Those who smoke need look nowhere
else for mwoedsn
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THlr ORoocERY.-Tbe croctery brough, on
by the Massillon consisted Of 10 crates Tor Hunt
lngton & Brooks and sc for Rice h Burnett
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wEsr SipE MARKEr--The Pound" has
been removed from tho West Side Msrko, ground
aud wooden market house will soon be erected
there
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CAsE's NEw BLooK.-Tho work Of excavatlng
for Cases new building, on Wood street. 10 the
rear OF the Post office, has heen commenced.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS !

BATCrELoR# WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They elegant, light q aiy and durable.
Fitting TO chami--uO turning up behiud-no shrinking
tho head. indeed, this is the on, Establishment where
these things properly understood and mafe
2o Broadway, New York
Ianl7 W. FISKE. Cleveland, Ohio Agent
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TARGET suooT AND PARADH The Cleveland
Grays will have their annual target shoot and par
ado on the 26th inst.
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Fo9 pETRolr.,steamcr May Queen, Capt. H. r. VisEH
F.oR RoTTAlo-Steamboat Arctic, Capt Honry Fish al
o'clock 2. NJ. ~
Butlin. at O'clock A NJ.
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SILVER SoAP!-SILvRR SoAPl!-For clean TB
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, .parD>
nantes. &o.-Another lot just received by
Fogg ENsWOWTH 4 Co. .
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~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, 60 to B &. Dietz, III Superior st.
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r-1s, For a we'll becomr q ana beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend Il. Ruff rs eNcehent a'Sor''
ments of Fail Styles, at IT'S SUI 'erioI s'r0eI ne
as practical Furrer Is now engah Gu III nalu'ao-
turing Capes, Nuts, Fur Gloves eto.. ''o' lot 'no
Fall and Winter trade.
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SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE!- USEFUL IN
EVERY HoUsH.-Another supply just received by
FoGG, ENswoETH & Co.
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tB' PHoToGRAPns, AmbrotypCs, Daguerreo
types, aud all other types in the Picture Line, eS
ecuted in the highest style of the Art by Samuel
Crobaugh, opposite the Post office. d&w
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lz8-For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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VHE GOLDEN WRBATH-Musi,

i Boos fur the sohuoi li5om, 90 COP, right piecos
all tho sch0uis 81 the Stata.
ptit0 70 h'tnts, sent by uiyil pOsptid
New uni tuuigod edition lust puhiahod hy
va lN0nAAi h BRAGG.
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MIA rStOUT OLA nice, fresh
IN artt .e sold at who'esalr aud r,tali by
aufl ial perior-st.
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~ The nrst Annual Ball Of Protection Hose
Company, No. 2, will be held at the Gray's AImOry
ou Monday evening, Oct, 18th, 1859. Tickets 81
Entrance through tho American. Leland's Band
Is engaged for the occasion,
JAMES FARRESEY, Foreman.
JAMES KEEGAN, Seey. oc5.253
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PUTTY-I5.000 I55. LIaddoT and baIE
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sV9@ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Hom@O
pathy simplihed. No parent should be withOu
this invaluable publication, To be had at Hail.
opposite We,ldell.
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CHURCHILL'S MYPOPHOSPBITES.
Tho Great Vital RogoncrRIOF,
TRIESENNAR!

pR0TECTED BY ROYAL Letters
II Patent trum ENGLAND, and secured hy tho seal
OF lhe ECuLE DE pHARMAClr DE PARIS aud IA
IMPERIAL COLLEGE OT MEDICINE VIENNA.
No l-lnvalLHhlo fT ltoluyaon, Spomulorrlna an
Physical Exhaustion, aud is "a tonic.
No - umpetey eradicate ull Of those Diseases
that have huen hitherto tcatgd by the uauSeuus aLd
riOus use ut cupuyia und cubebs
No 3-lIas entirely suPplantel the injurious @
cury, thereby nsutng thu SUD rr speedy relief diSpn
lug NIL tle inprtios and ruutus out the venom disaB
TIuESEAiAR, Nos aud ., ulo prepared Ia tho TO- u
ui iuEuugu, devoid ut AsiB SMELL uLd hu curtud
in The waseOat IUrkut SuLp ~ TIN CASgs pud dlyded
lniu SEPARATE nuHkB ~ administered by kApruu, Lnlo
man, RuuN hCutd &G NC PnCe 81 turh, four rasns
for ~, winch YES So aud in s2l cases, Whesly
there suyns OF 50. 10 hu had, whuosalu and rutul
of Dr. BARROW, lyi Blet Cker ST. New York. lnmod
ately receiving Temltuuc', DR. barrow Will Forward
the RI ESE III X To any part OF the wnrlH, secuun
packed and uddTusaod according 10 the instructions OF tic
writer.
Fpi sao by GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND,
ant WILLIAM FISkE,
1og6d "a IL Aspu tlayelanu
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TT Fino Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons. Cake
baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, NC.
very large stock, and all warranted of the best
Dnnhle Pinto. cnn be found ut
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- We itioicsd TO fad that the renowned Chemist
New England, Doct AVER has ct length tumodhis at
tonion the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community Our section is as healthy my other with
single cepon and thnt is the Fever and Ague whh
haunls every side Be, bis remedy cure as We
sh1uld kuoH IL must II he made 1t. Cast out this bale
disease nom among and Of the 7eliost spots
iu the wCst-lSouiiuel Fnirfald. Iowa
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GYuNAuUw.-D Dlcklnton's Gymna1ium " u open
for the season on Monday night
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--UF-
ENGLISH GRA M M A RS,
BY GOoLD BROWN.
WITH PORTRAIT oP TuE AUTHOR.
One Vol, large 5vo;--l070 pages.
TESTIMONIALS,
Ru91M NOTICES OF THE PRESS, SC.

"SiONOh TO VIII N NnNOH.
ge ara gai rf 90 learn that the groit oTk on English
Grammar, n islt citizen, Guuid brown, ~ ovny-
whore ToCsWad with Lie sghos hplTnhntlon, Etuhlo
sChulul H. sngous aud Gss ghting cr les, able eacl-
ers aud professors upt srqtppfS u learning, unite IN
pfannuu, lug tito work prOtuuj CpplLgu, aud HmnantY
satisucty lbnm oi tue gr0uNpp " ~ language w.
The LTL u News. May -. lh5S
,ogh nj il ~ the valuable Of all tN0 wNbs np
the subject ut trh Il treats. u ~ cYCupodI, FupVa
inn rCn tr- Aurea htstDtral aud cut kguwedgh. II
is thruuehunt aniuouty practical H. it, character No
teacher uf ligh Grammar shuud ul tu procure coy
OF THIS mastgJy york.. ~ SCHROEDER, Rector Ot ST.
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