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MATRIMONIAL.
IS or rHE uKl1rn srArEs.

TO rae LADIES oF THE UNITED STATES:
II has been good fortune 90 restore TO health many
hOusauds OF my count ry-vumen.
nv success has excited the malice of the enyous aud
aous but their prosecutions have served ony 20 extend
Nd estsh ish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have ALLEN UPON my pathway, from the fair suneo whom
have relieved. solong 1 held in alectonalo aud
hsukfu fu remembrance by those who have experienced
Sku, afford TO jospise ho efforts of mlschof-makers
Nv Ircuds nave repeatedly urged 90 place my med
cine for producing meusfruatuu within the reach of the
ladies Of the United States but ndisposton enter
held so occupied by quacks, with their poioous uostums
and fear that uuprucpud oounigeitors might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented ne from osah,hiug agencies for tho sale of my
AME DE FEMME" no the United States.
AtIart yield TO the enreaes Of patients and friends
and odsr 10 tho suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throu hout the
Old World
mTegard 60 the efficacy of hs"AMlE DEFE VI ME-"
heed only say TINT u MS in liquid FORM pud n enaotV such
aul have used my pmrtoeu France Tor many years and
shat Il has never failed TO secure satisfactory result
The Annie De F0mma' aud moustruaHt sgnd iu iha re-
iation OF ruuso nuA elect Itsate 90 originate
hsathy wrns'fall di whore % uovcr has existed gadU
restore Nhere la been from 1u} cause suppressed
tons oa each bottle OF the Aue de- Frmme' wll beaTm
written signature sud both The hottie and enclosing be
wi he scaled with ms private seal.
Price, $500 q package.
PAsIs, January, 1851.
FoIsalo, Wholesale aud iletah, hy WILLIAM FIsKI
No. % superior street Cleveland. who will suuulf th
AmiD to Femme the %
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MONDAY moRMNe, AUe.IS, 1859
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Hurlord Bro.-Grnnito Hill Coal
Pelton Breed-For Ogdensburgh
J. Cobb Co.-School Rocks at wholesale.
y l. BALDWIN Co.-Bargains for the People
n. ID. Kendall Co-Fal Trade.
Taylor Gdswoll & Co -Cossack Cloths, &c.
Brown, Taggard Co.-Mrs Partinglons New work
w. b. Castle-. Announcement
Pelon n Breed-For Dunkirk
nr. II Tubhs-August atd September Appointments.
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Say Yesterday morning Rev. Mr.. Eells stated
to his congregation that colored man had begged
permission to stand at the entrance to the Church
and receive contributions from the members of the
congregation as they passed out for the purpose Of
enabling him to buy his wife and four children out
of slavery, and that after examining his documents
be was satisfied that the man was deserving, and
thc-eore granted him the desired permission. The
man received in this way substantial token Of
sympathy from the audi, nee,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-15

BEDronD UNoS FAIR.-Tho Union Fair Of
Bedford, Salem, Wauensville, Newtufgb and In
dependence, will b held THE year at Bedford, on
Aneusi 5ls and septcmbtr ist rhe arst Fair Of
The Society was highly suooe sful last fnll sud tll
will doubtltss be equally 20.
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huhIoNf aug To-
a fire at Lawrence yesterday afternoon destroy
ed the United States Hotel building, the Central
Congregational Church, the new Court House, and
one or two small wooden buildings
At the same time Ore broke out in the Unta-
rian Church, some distance from the hotel, which
was pa TALLY consumed.
The failing walls Of the hotel killed three men,
FAMED Stanley, printer Henry, an auctioneer,
and leighton, wool sorter, in the employ Of the
Washington Mills.
The total loss by the fire is estimated at $780,,
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rRnnI MAsuINGrnN

WASHINGTON, Aug, 10.
The Southern Railway Convention adjourned
to-day. The appropriation for an arrangement Of
the freight charges, was Withdrawn.
A Committee was appointed to correspond with
the railroad companies between Portland and
Washington with the view of bidding in conjunc
ton with themselves for the conveyance Of the
great mail FROM Portland to New Orleans.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DE. Checscmnn,a pills


he combination Of ingredients u these Pills is the re-
ult Of long and extensive practice. They mild IN
their opera,iou and ceain in correcting AL irregularities
Painful transformations removing all distractions, wheath
or from cod or Otherwise headache, pain in the side, PAL
ptaion of the heart whites all nervous affections, hyster
les fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, &C, disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption cf Nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement of in the treatment Of
these irregularities and distractions which have consigned
so many thousands Of the Young, the beautiful and the be
loved TO PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy good
health unless she regular an whenever obstruction
fakes place the general health begins to decline,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most oec ual remed known for all com
paiuts pecu lar o FeHal To al classes they inva
uabe inducing Biti certainty periodical regularity, The
are kauu 10 thousands who hav used them at different
rnughuu The CnWurg having the sanction of the
mos eminent qfVSicianS IN America.
Er hcii dire ting rlcn and UIcn they should nor
Be used with BOytue Price one Dollar each boz con
tanning 40 Pls. " ,g,-
sent bv mm promptly by enclosing price 10 ne General
7 r. il HUTCHINGS General Agent,
No 1855 ChaWhers So New York.
Sold IN Cleveland by WM, FlSkE and GAYLORD &
HAMMOND apr8d Sw6m2u
n I'M T,VINT- UATR DNE ~ HAIR DYE Z
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BUFFALO GRAssHoprERs:-Th Buffalo and
Rochester papers sEi continually indugng in
filings at each other for tho relative "doaness" of
their respective cities. The last joke is from tho
Rochester Democrat which thinks boys can make
good wages gathering grasshoppers about the pave
ments Of Buffalo to sell as chicken feed.
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cnNrRAL AMERICAN mrss1oN

WAsgtNoTON, Aug. 10.
Gen Gushing, who is now here, has been ten
dCgud the mission to Central America, but his en-
gugements are of such a nature rs to render his
acceptance of the appointment impossible
The administration regards the position Of great
importance under the existing circumstances.
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THE VotoE OF THE PULPIT. - Dscourses
were preached from number of the city churches
yestel day morning and evening The attendance
at all the churches was very large, and st. Paul's
Church last evening was densely crowded to hear
Dr. Claxtons funeral sermon
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Saturday Nights Report.

FIRE.
WEsTBoRo, Mass, Aug 3.
The State Reform School, containing over five
hundred boys, was destroyed by fire this morning
with the exception of one wing and tho tower.
There was no lives lost.
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Saturday afternoons Report
sTEAmRR AMFRTCA.

FARTHER POINT, Aug, 10.
The steamer North America passed this point
on her way 20 Quebec, She left Liverpool on
Wednesday the 81 lust, and her advces are n 2
same as furnished by the Steamer City OF Balu-
more at ST. Johns N p.
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The BILLIARD MATCH.--Ths match between
John Blum and Bennett Miller, at Empire Hall
On Saturday night for 500 points up was won,
by Blum, who beat his opponent 1873 points. The
highest run made by each player was AZ.
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COMPENSATION OF MIR. PERKINS.

Sr. JOINS, N. f., Aug. 10.
The compensation obtained by the American
Minister at Rome, for Mr.. Perkins, was four bun.
dred scudi, not pounds, which is equal TO about
5000
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steamer Departures

o'clock p. NJ.
FOR BUFFALo-stoamboat City Of Buffalo, CAPT. A. d.
PERKINS at 9o'cock p. NJ
FOR ToLEDo-St' umboat Forester, Capt. J. P. WARD,
at o 0ocIosk A. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-15

The steamship City Of Manchester is below She
sailed from Liverpool July 27th, aud her dates
have been anticipated
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gssn The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Omsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
az Quinlau's It's Ontario Street
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
" Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every tescrimo
lono at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office
ou the latest mpr we'd aud most rapid prosses the
pes Style short notice, and at reasonable rates Par
cuar attention paid to bls1k work Every description
ofBulus done, especially Blank Books. Ledgers Journ
Sales Rocks, Receiving Books, SC, sc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-15

VERY, VERY HEAVY Curious instances are
often met with where countrymeu show tn cir per-
feet ignorance Of what any city bred boy of ten
years old understands thoroughly 4 few weeks
ago, we were waiting for an express train at the
depot in Lowell Mass, two middle aged men, evil
dent y from the "baok country being also waiting.
From outside appearance they would have been
taken for the "parson" Of some rural village, and
perhaps, one of his deacons, who were about re.
turning home after trip TO the City of SpindlCs.
The two were looking with interest at heavy
aud powerful freight engine, standing upon a side
track, which would weigh probably twenty-five to
thirty tons. Admring its polished and shining
brass and iron, tapping it with their canes, and
studying its mechanism, the deacon said to him of
the white choker,
That's very heavy machine, Mr.. Smith"
1T is, Mr.. Jones, very heavy, very heavy"
eyes, it is very heavy. How much would you
think it would weigh, Mr.. Smith %
"Wel, Mr.. Jones. don't know 1t is very heavy
doubtless, very should thinlb-yes, Mr.. Jones
l should think it would weigh as much as a ton
and a haE 1t is very, very heavy"
! The matter Of fact tone aud infection which ac-
companied the conversation must be imagined bu
any further surmises as to the machine which wat
so every, very heavy" were cut of by the arriva
Of the passenger train.
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~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports ald Marine News, see
ourtb mage
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LELAND's BAND.-C. c. Dickinson is still about
collecting subscriptions for the payment Of the
new uniforms which Lelands Band have lately
donned. We hope our citizens will respond lib-r-
ally to his call and enable the band to furnish them
selves with new instruments throughout, and those
who give can find their reward q the exquisite
music which they furnish upon the Square every
Thursday evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-15

NOTICE TO FmEMEN.-The members Of the
Board of Engineers and Foromen ere heIoby mott.
fed to attend the Monthly Meeting. Tuesday eve
ning next, at y o'clock p NJ, at City Hall, as
business of importance will be laid before them.
JAMES HILL,
Chief Engineer.
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~ For Gas EirfWes an5 Fiher--APpiy
tggl Ea'morh q Co., 400 aHd ioi superior street.
~ Or. JAS McCLtNrooK's PEcroRAL SYRUr
calms the hnassng roueh, relieves the oppressed
lungs aod utated throat ioosons and brings awoy by
painless orpectuuton the matter which rlos tho wind
ppe end bronchial tubes regulates the excited pulse, IN
vitss rest and symptom of couusumptirn.
Price 81 co. ioid by WV. F1sKE Cleveland,
Hdy- The New York Ledger says Of DR. Nc
CLlNrOCK's DIARRHuEA CORDIAL;
Our confidence in the Ofnr0cv of Dr. James McCln-
t0cks Dqrrhm Curdiu is uuhIundcd. Everybody should
have it Is th0 prescription OF au ointment physician"
Price % cents sold by VIM. FlSKE,
auai0 Cleveland.
" DR.. McCLNTooK's CoLD AND CoUaH
MIEtURE-Tbis great remedy for all ordinary affections
Of the lungs and throat has double popularity Emaun-
ting from lo1dng member OF the medical faculty It
appr we'd by the profession; while every member Of the
community who has tried 10, pronouuces inallibe.
Price 25 cents. sold by WIN FISKE, Druggist,
augl0 Glove and.
Tho Gem Of the nursery.
Taste less as the hrneyed DIV,
Plinle,s in us cto1 too;
HARMLESS as the roses breath,
But 10 worms mma adiaie dofth-
BaYANs VEnMtU0E Of course
Is The mol cts grand resource.
bRYANs TAsTELEss NERMtFUGE.
Price 25 cents sold by VIM. FIsKE,
auglORs Cleveland.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or HomGo
patby simplifed. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddel
~ For the best qualities of Seglrs, Tobacco
and Snuff, 60 to Il. G. Diez, III Superior st,
ss3E- See advertisement of DR.. Saniords Liver
nvigorator
REFRIGERAroRs AT RED UcEp PRrcEs.--Fogg
Ellsworth Il Co. have a few of Sch0oicy'S iceberg
Retrigerators left, which they close of at cost to
make room for new goods
Do THE FLIES TnouBLE You Go to Fogg.
Ellsworth 4 Co.. and get one Of Gtbort's patent
Fly Traps. They arc a very curious and ngeni,
Gus contrvance, wind up like clock, and will
keep your house clear Of aies. By all means call
and examine the machine. You will also find there
wire covers Of all sizes, from 10 cts. upwards.
~ We take pleasure in informing the public
that i. RufBni, l75 superior St., has received a
splendid stock of Summer goods. among which we
notice 'arge variety of she newest and most faah-
ionabe styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys and also full assortment of children goods
| We also notice some new and beautiful styles o
soft hats which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Runn assures US that IL will be his aim to sell the
! goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
Us worthy of their patronage
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by TELEGRAPH.

fopnrted hy she Union Telegraph,
oFFicEi wARfNQ'H BLOCK, COHNER oF BANK ANp
sr. CLAIR STREETS.
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HAIR IA DYE zSY HAIR DYEII HAIR DYE !
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
2 nnh, hnrnlIeas nnA relinble Due knolnn

The Only harmless and reliable Due kROl1R
The Original and best IN the world
All others are mere limitations and should be avoided
you wish 10 escape ridirule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO O
beautiful and natural Brown Black, without the least
injury To Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor siuoe 1873, and 10000
applications have made the Hair OF hs patrons s
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature aud is WARRANTED
aot iuure in the least however long may be continued,
and the IN effect Of Bad Dyes renedied the Hair uyigor
atod for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold or applied On private fo0msl at the Wis
FCctury No. gYi Broad way, N. Y.
sold in all cities and tuwns of tho United States, By Drug
Eigts aud Fancy Goods Dealess.
E The genuine has the u1me and address upon steel
plate engraving ON four sides Of each BuN Of
WM. A. BATCHELCR,
1lIl a
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LIFE AND LIBERTY IN AMgRicA; OF Sketches ofa
Tour IN the United States aud Canada in l65I.S.
BY CuAULEs MACKAY, LII. ID, r. 8. A. With
ten illustrations, New York: Harper Broth
or. 1853.
DR.. Charles Mackay, one Of the sweetest song
writer's Of the age and man known and loved oil
over the civilized world for his many beautiful
poems, has, since his return TO England from this
country, compiled the results Of his tour into
book of 400 pages, with the above title An extract
from the preface will show jus. what the book i,,
and we will merely add that a more r, ,adablc book
has not been issued from the press this year.
"He IN axes no pretence Of being oracular, but
has coutented himself With describing Life as be
saw it, and Liberty as he studied It. to tho ex.
tent Of his opportunities both in the North and in
the South. He went to America neither TO csrp,
to sueer, nor to caticature, but with an honest
love Of liberty and a sincere desire to judge for
himself aud to tell the TRUTH as to the results Of
the great experiment In self-government which
the Anglo Saxon and Anglo Celtic races are max
ir Ia America, under tho most favorable ciroums
stances, aud with nothing, not spfDgng from
them elves, to impede OF fetter their progress.
Gle returned from America With greater re-
spect for the people than when he FIRST set foot up
on the soil. And If, with his European notions,
that a mans color makes no difference 10 his nat
ural rights, be has come to the same conclusion rs
previous travellers, that Liberty in the New
World is not yet exactly what the founders Of tho
Union intended It to be, he trusts that he has cx
pressed bis opinions without bitterness, aud that,
while he can admire the political virtues of the
Rpublic he is not obliged to shut his eyes to its
defocts or its vices 1t is on american soil that
abe highest desnies Of civilization will be wrought
out to their conclusions, and the record Of what is
there doing, however often the story may be told,
viii be always interesting and novel. Progress
crawls in Europe but galiops in America. The
record Of European travel may be fresh ten or
twenty years after il is written but that Of Amer.
lea becomes obsolete in four or FIVE It took our
England noarly thousand years from the days
Of the Heptarchy TO those Of William III. to be-
come Of as much account in tho world as the
United States has become in the lifetime Of men
who still lnger among us"
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~ For the best qualities of Seglrs, Tobacco
and Snuff, 60 to b. G, Dietz, III Superior st.
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PAsIs, January 1857

orfalo Wholesale aud iletau. by WILLIAM FISK y
No. 20 superior street Cleveland. who will supply h,
Annie 20 Femme At the Proprctor's prices.
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GrOtrrttB, &C.

ULULEktEb9 ~.
NEW WHEAT FLOUR-AT RE-
~ DuCED PRICES. R1 a. NJ PERRY co.
For ts.l, SALE@ II, 5-1,,. .,,,, p,.,.
~ hb'h fresh Eruuud Ry0 Flour
Corn Meal, fresh ground,
uli and new oats
900 lbs. utud hUp rS,
2h,kms Bq ter jSStS(
ana, 100 bills Fine SAT- q, ,,o,jJ IN M -, m9wERs ys 81,
FOR SALE-
Corn Meal,
Chr,s
iI@ss,
Western Reserve Butter
,r., Al o. aud @ % NSETlH NNfE, l{H1fsiCH ~
FOR SALE
90 bills Flour from wheat,
2 hrkins Flesh Butter,
10 bhs No ! Lard,
Al q and % Melwin street.
B27 W MFLHlNCH
SONDhIEs!-
le9G 5S9 RPl, 3 .,S,,. n o 1,i,l,is' M3ils,S, Ss
6o llhds N o sugar
%9 bbls. rorttnd DO
~ " GfLhull'd sugar
300 " Culro Sugar.
In store aud for sale low by
lyle.Gw.2l G0RDoE, MCMILLAN co.
For SALE Z
Com Meal,
White BUnua
Dried Apples,
Dried PuuChOs,
Corn IN store,
OIlg m HOr.,
Lard. No l.
huCBH--HambuTgh.
Chtese-W. Il
W MELIINCH,
iutl Nos Ga GO hrrwa
SOAP AND CANDLES,
Manu- facturod aud Tor sale by
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tbs LIFE OF JABEz BUNTING, D. D. With
notices Of contemporary persons and events
BY his son, THOMAS PRENrCE BUNTING No,.
l, New York Harper & Brother. 1859.
Those couversant with prominent characters and
scenes in the history Of Methodism, will be grat-
hod at this opportunity of reading this biography
Of Dr.. Bunting. A profile full length portrait ac-
companies the volume.
j. b. Cobb & Co., have the above for sale.
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The Restorative is M in bottles Of three Sizes viz
laEu medium aud small; the small hulds y piut, and
etas CO.. uuo dol ur per bottles the medium HOLDS At least
twenty cent moro 20 proportion than The small, Tnais
Tor dollars por hottie; he luTse holds quart, 20 pOT
Cont mre IN proportion a retss for hHs dollars pOT
bottle
- woOp \ 60 ,PIoproims No tA broadway, N
York, mud No. lli Market suOtt ~ Louis. Mo.
Aud sold by all Druggists HnI Fancy Guods Deslus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02

STRONGs Great Comic Paper TfiE YANKEE
~ MOTIONS ia ou THIS MORNING containing 81 Comic
Cuts and s. PAGES q Humorous Jokes ucairs Sc Price
10 cent? Published by 4 W. STRONG. No ~ Ss-ssasi.
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OK THE 18TH OF APRIL
NEW AND ELEGANT
PRINTS,
THE

SUPERIORITY Of MODERN TASTE.
~ in nothing this better essmphed than n the departure
from obsolete styles ~ costume aud that conformity % thu sls.
outlines of Nature which the Fundamental canons of
odious by comparison with modern styles do the erudi
ties the past appczr The angular stiffness o Tho Ezs
beth cumbrous sburdes that made fashonsbb ooame
IN The classic Anne he ingenious absardrs Of hr 0sof
-pochs appear puen. in conception when con ssted
with the plcity and VI dress
remarkable distance ~ improved taste tha readop,ion ~
the RIBBON SASH. In artistic point Il view h- natural
and ndLpuabr part o ladys dress As present BY
LADIES ~ EuroI IL Ia ~ considerable width fall
ing gracefully from the wsst the skirt Pot with r~-
o the ouno Il the waist 10 the best f
All figures and suitable this simple and bcaa,l
article.
NJ H. LICHTENSTEiN II No 387 Broadway has, with bic
usual the invoice u thee gods brought
market These will all b. -,d ia few days Thy
patterns compnrnE French Figured and E
brodered bb fufed Tartan Albanian Strips and elegant
plain varieties suitable every tssH and " superior quality In
addition will b. found and always the ocss, and freshest
stock Of MBDsr-' and Dsnakers rood. In the city-sch
Bonne, aid Cap Ribbons Bonnet Silks Dahbs and other Dss
Trimmings, etc.
In order make heavy rcnsnees 20 Euop- th.se viii all 10
sold lower poes than bfos kDoxn. Now The t'os
for Bargains
B-These sash RIBBONS will only be- secured By tho,s
rAo anea ly rail
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ADVERTISING Asrntn.

10Y. cor n CO,
~ ApIfRTfSlNG sra COMMISSION AGENTS
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. NEW-fORk,
BsowN's fEoN BVtipfNGs, PEtiADtLFiuN.
Advertisements rrceiVed and promptly Inserted ia ANY
psf circulating UBiicd States CSusds ss
a sisrs' a
~ ush this ririnstng ehce o places and the
ectou psp-s b. he'd suitably adapted 70 Narioss
80 plrsuis enabling Tsou % advertise Jadicioa'y, e-
~ ely aid safely
rrqasie informative freely given.
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'TIlE CHESS MONTHLY for NAY is NOW

RkADl-Coutairs Games of Cochr:n-. Walker, Poper,
Won o Lass bsucr sud Pu MorVhy together with vscty
Of intsrss'us srticcs IS war, y number. W.
MlLLER, NJ. ~ Nsssalst. tus sale By all deslcgS.