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yesterday Afternoons Report,
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FURTHER BY THE EUROPA
NEw YoRK, Dec /.
Shanghai, Oct. lG.-Tbe Chinese Government
has repudiaied the treaty with the United States,
by refusing TO open the ports Of Suontople and
Taman, "a stipulated In the treaty.
Paris, l9th.-No formal Invitation has as yet
been sent by France 10 England, but Count Per-
signy has been insruc cd 10 arrange tue prelimi-
nary conditions with Lord John Russell.
Austria and England have both protested against
the establishment Of the regency In Itay.
The French Projects are Instructed 10 invite the
Journals 70 be more circumspect In their language
toward En- land
The three per cent ren,ss closed to day al COZ
e5c.
II is stated that Buono ompagnie would tender
bis resignation Of regency TO The Sardinian Gov
ernment.
Two British war steamers have succeeded In
bringing on $50 Christians from the small ports
Of Morocco.
A general massacre Of the iueitives was feared,
A DAaish army Of 10000 men was expected 10
land IN Morocco early in December.
Queenstown, Nov, 20 The ship Detroit from
Trapani for Boston, has put into this port In a
leaky condition.
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= Nature ia the great Physieian Mn 3

tsF~ Nature is the great Physician This is
now admitted by tie medical profession fndamers
principle ofheanng science. It wisely provided BY the
human economy that whenever anything wrong In the
physical sy the natural OF the bolJ are brought
to bear to exps the disease The great aim therefore is
senstheu the powers This has been kept nvew
by the skllful ccmpounder Of Dr. no spETTERsBlT-
TIERS which oporle awe fresh vitality to all the organs
af the body The effect Of this medicine upon the stom
ach tho liver and the kdues prompt and decisive. Th9
patient who wise enough to quit drugsing and try the
BITTERs feels he had taken new lease of life,
and Ne he continues the OF the ac O. he is overoysd
to find the streams Of health coursing through his Frame
Let all from whose cheek tho bloom has departed give Dr.
] Hostetter's Celebrated Bitters trial.
For ssleb by Druggists aud dealers generally svsrywhere
novqq
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FRIDAY MORNfSG, DEC ?, 1888.
TnAYRLKR,s IiEaIsTRR.
Nrw AnYERrisrmRNra

Gordon, Mcmillan Co -sugars ard Mola ses.
James n. Odell-Brsss Founder
Churchill-Coal Oil
SIS. Barne-Psribn Gas Burners.
Allon Co --Forest City House
Brysns Tasteloss Vermifuge Special Notice.
MoClinlooks ectoral syup-Speoial Notice,
Cold and Cough Mixture e--SpeciSl Notice
Asthma Remedy-speoial Notice
J. o. Brown & Son Auction Sale.
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PnONI BALTIMORR.

BALriMoRR, Nov /.
The arrest Of three persons At Martinsburgh on
the Baltimore and Ohio r Il. was made on expli-
cit Information sent TO Gen. Talialerro by Virginia
Detectives from Grafton and other places. Two OF
the three we're thus auaigned and the third was
arrested for declaring that here would be men
enough on the next train 10 take Virginia. Un-
der these peeular circumstances the road Is not
responsible. aud excepting in the case no car Of
the Company has been invaded, nor has any
pt aceable passenger been annoyed, sll dispatches
10 the contrary Notwithstanding
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LAST CHAScE--Tbe auction sale OF rich furs
by o, Cutter q Son at No. 1856 Bank street, will
continued this morning at 10 o'clock. A fine lot
Of beautiful Furs has just been received by Express
aud will be offered. This is the last chance to OBJ
tain nice Gurs at reasonable prices
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FROnI nALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Dec L.
The passengers by the western train on the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road were taken out
Of the cars to day on their arrival at Harpers
Ferry by the military and imprisoned. The
parties arrested are merchants from Cincinnati,
Who are on their way to this city, at Grafton
they were heard to express themselves quite
freely in relation to John Brown and his family
expressing @ eat sympathy for him aud them.
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THE MEETING ToNIoHr.-The meeting at the
Melodeon to night promises to be largely attend.
ed The hall has been draped in mourning for the
occasion. Addresses will be made by well known
speakers, aud we hope to see the hall Alied with
attendants
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MoIsT.-The weather for the first of Decem-
Der is most remarkably warm. During Wednes-
day night and yesterday we were favored with as
warm a rain as il April was with us instead of the
clustering leader Of tho winter months.
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FHo,I SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Dec. l.
The Grand Jury yesterday ignored the bill
against Regsta aud Aquiera, charged With being
engaged ia the SLAYER Wandeter affair.
IL Is understood that the District Attorney will
enter a nolle pros. upon the other indictments
against the same parties.
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soRGHUM.-DOn. Wymon, Esq, of Perry,
produced us gallons of Sorghum Syrup this
season This is at the rate Of $50 gallons per
acre. The corn was cut down in tho Spring by
he late frost, but grew up again, with the boun
tiiul result stated above PainesUiils TEL
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"THE NOBLEsT STUDY OF MANKIND

"THE NOBLEST STUDY OF MANKIND
IS AN."But dehased and degraded manhood isR curse
but too prevalent in lanet OH keep the fatal shas
disease aud complaint from crces Warnings and
sdsice be found in the book HUMAN FRAILTY; or,
Physiological Re5e1rches" II will Bssuredly recall the
back sliding from tho evil practices prevalent to alarm
ing extent and be unerrns gUidg star to health and
energy Thousands attest the benefit ofheed
Rg It's oounsels and advice.
Sold by Dr. BARROW, l5J Prince street, New York -
Price IS cents. Sent free everywhere.
soidby GAYLORD b HAMMOND, and wAT. FISKE
Drneeis1s Cleve and novs
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CHuEcH PEoPERrY.--The following is the as
sessment of Church property exempt from taxa.
ton in the City of Cleveland, 1859, as returned by
the County Auditor 10 the State Board of Equali-
zatiou
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PLUNaINo.-For all descriptions Of plumbing
work and water fixtures, there Is no better place
in the city than that Of b. p. Bower, successor to
J. j. Barnes & Co., Atwaier Bloek Mr.. Bower Is
prepared with choice and well selected stock,
good wOrkmen and plenty oi them TO promptly
aud punotually execute all ordsrs, large or email
The numerous samples Of bis work which have
heen dOne throughout the city for many Of our cltl-
zens are their own advertisement
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SSS~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks ] s. Matson's and 0lmsteds news depois
AT news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, It's Ontario Street.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS !

BATCRELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs suFpass all
They are elegant light, ,,S and durable.
Pittlng to eharm--uo turning up behind-no shrinking
the head iseed this Is the Onl' Establishment where
Shsse things are properly understood and msdo
239 Broadway, New York
,sn,7 W. FIsRE. Cleveland, Ohio. Agent.
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For HOLIDAY PRFsgNTs.-Call at Green's for
one Of his gems of Art, viz Plain or Colored Photo
graphs, equal TO the best ever exhibited 10 this
vicinity. FOREST CITY GALLERY,
nOYl7263 243 Superior Street.
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sPALDrNos PREPARED GLUE UsEPUL IN
EVERY HoUsE.-Another supply just received by
FOOa, ENswoRTHd 4 Co
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SILVER SoAP,-SILYER Soar ll-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &c.-Another lot just received by
Foam ENawaBTu d 10
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Fishing Tackle.

Nau1 lga JUST RHCElH ED.-An.
seha9 lah tekinE Pile ll. Iot eiIisria ists ~
baab Wv hesAA AlnnQg seltI NojS kc VI "a - ~
u, ], Z ss.sss ssS Z: sSl "a
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DR Jas. MoCLrNrooK's PEoToRAL sYRUP.--
Ia he sssmnsY hopeless rs vo as The earlier stages Of
chronic lung complaints wien the ocushing sncsssau
the throat coated with mucua tho sunk, the lungs
sore, and the strength gone, this thing, ranQuiliEng
eounieririiau and restorative, will rescue from impond
ing death
s-,eo g. N soldby WV F1sKE Clsvelaad,
Rev. J. v. Watson, Editor Of N. W, Christ
ian Advoo Re" Chicago, H., saysof DIT, MoCLINTocKs
ASTHMA AND HOPPING COUGH RtAfEDY;
we rA the stentrn Of our brethren the ,sot, thai
pr James hcCiu0ck's Asthma Remedy' viii be found
WIN more han nine teuiha Of all medicines 20 much auo
Price 50 cents sodby VIM FIsKE, Cleveland.
BRYAN's TksTsLEss VERMiFU0g. Worms in
10 children u disodsed lay the foundation Of fssld
Eases dose this really pleasant liquid will destroy
ard bring them AWAY It's operation is thorough The cone
plant rrey returns Every constituent Of the Vermuge
isvsgetabis and harmless It gives NO pain.
Prioe IS cents. Sold By WA. FIsKE,
te02.Rs Cleveland.
DR. MoCLINTocK's CoLD AND CoueH MIX
TuRE Auone the cold aud cough remedies" that food
the MARKET this sons stands the solid basis Of true
medical Dr MoClutocK stands In the fre fron.
Of the profession. lie stakes his reputation what he ofs
TO the sick genuine curative. Never has thi
preparation fasiaed his guaranty. Price Is cents.
I kolo by wM. FIsKE, Druggist,
deo2.3n Cleve and
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FAIR AND sUPPER.--The ladies of the Third
Baptist Church (west sde,) will give Fair and
Supper on Tuesday evening, Dec 9th, for the ben
eat Of the Church, From Indications we hear OF
u viii De o pleasant and briliant aflalr. ID
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SPlLpING,S PRRPlREl GLnE.
SPALDINo's PHEFARED GLUBl
BPkLDfHo's PRRPARnD GLuBIi
BPALniNa's PREFARED 0LUR I I
Saves the pfcccg

sPALnIRa's PREPARED aLURti
Saves the Pioocsg
EooHoaTYhl DIsPATCHli
tsR-" 4 stiteh ia time sapss nine" -
A y ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
"a even IN wall nEulstoi iaalies It s very do.iabl
ntura, CiockofY Toys, kr. SPALDiN0'8 pltEPfRED
GLUE meets IN such emaTgsngloa, household can
afford without li n u always faHdV aud uo ID he
sliotoH point There is 10 lonesf areeY ot hlnpiug
ch4s tnitCred hoa6osa DOLE and hrnk on crn
dies IL the article io4 eoue-aheil and other orna-
mental wurk-pupuluT with ladies Of rcdapmeut
This admirable apurailon Is used cold boinr
he d 10 solaea aad p.sesne all the valuable eannuss
Of tho best ChhtneismHkcre Glue II 10
lace Of oommou muellpHa being vastly uo4a adkrSive
'usEfUA IN HREaY House
IA ufuah accompanies each 10 iiaI rree "a rta
bus@ Bar sale m fo0g. RNSWoRfH 90,
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YouIiresprotfang,
Tho Great Vial ERSgensFaISF.
TRHESENAARg

DROTECyED BY ROYAL Lstterg
Il Patent nom ENGLAND and secured h, the Seal
gi the ECOlE DE PHARMACls DE PARIS an9 IL
IMPERIAL. COLLEGE o MEDICINE, V1ENNA.
- Ne. l--lnypluable for declaration, apermatorrhaA a
Physical ENhbuHl0n, and IS a tonic
No - ompatry rTadcnes s traoes Of those dissasas
that have been hitherto treated BY tho nausoOua aId a
otons use Of cupasia and cubohs.
Ne. 9Haa entirely suppanted tho Injurious uso c. IA
euf hefehy nsufins to ne SUD VI speedy relief dlapo
ins ~ tue I'm ufties, I'd f5utut out the fdstA
TRiEhEhAR, Nos. J. and Are prepared in tn 10 u
OF o4enro, drNuiu ~ usa SMELL sud be carried
ia the Wuiaieos packet SOIL m TIk CAsta And disdod
INTO bhfAhAAf nnahs ~ administered hy NnlpaHu, Lae-
na houk ll.aotd nc Nc Puue, 50 zach q four eases
~ one tor ~, Wh f1i aud Ia S2l cases whereby
there u SAVING Of 50 Toha had Wholesaie and Tetsf
Of Df. BARROW, lei Bletcker 81. New York. imms,d
ttely On Teeeizug remittance, pT Harrow will wsFd
the klhh NJ 4 60 aus part Of tho vOfe, EeouIolg
writer
f0i sale ~ fAYI ORD 4 HAMMOND,
am WILLIAM fIskE
dfco dAw lT.6 AGENTS llaNeland
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AliAimtrp,


VHE NEW MILLINERY ROOMS
Al. =. No 1 seeoIi9E street, "a NoIlbTup sDiSslsss
Choice & Late Styles New Goods
Dlreet lron iAa New Yoh onsnine..
tathe nboyo rooms. sseaaIlS-
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~ Fine Silver Tea sotts, Forks, Spoons. Cake
Baskets Oastors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., sc.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoG0, ENsWoRTH 4 CO..,
Octl Cor. Superior and Seneca sls
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eH- Neuralgia, Fits, St. vitu's Dance, ParAly-
sis, spinal complaint, general or local debility, or
nervous prosration, are cured by Dr.. Gibbons
new electrical treatment without difficulty. Il
never fails, and may justly be regarded as a spe-
cile. ofiee No. M OntArio street, q fsW doors
from the Public Square
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~ For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap We recommend Z. Rufini's excellent assort
ments of Fan Styles, at IT'S Superior street He,
as practical Furrier, Is now engaged In manuiacs
turing Capes Nuts, Fur Gloves etc. etc, for tbs
Fail aud Winter trade
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported ~ the Unioa Telceraph,
oFFicn, wARtNo'e BLOCK, CORNER of bANN AND
st. CLAIR STREETS.
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DtsTptc- CoSvVur,o., -Tho tot, Corrros-
Ato' i''u NOns'eS
slohal Dla'rlct CohVehuoh was heid yesterday az
Wnloughby TO nominate delegates TO the National
Convention a, ryba,Ies,ou,, nov, Anil Tho D,os,
of The delegates from the oonntias of cnvobooa
Lake and Geauga were presep, and ,ba meeting
was harmonious, Tho uenventIon organIzed m,
tbs anpoinlment of Hon d n Psi,s ~ Take 90
President and Mersrs. B. +. Pe1otto. Of On, abo.
ga and d Warner Of Geanga co Secretaries On
motion of D. p. Rhodes. Hon. II b Paype was
elected bv aelamation az The arst aslssa,s 10 The
Charleston Convention. Tie Convention then
proceeded 10 an informal ballot for the second
delegate. J. W. Gray, Esq, was elected by ,bo
following vote.
ygosePh ". Gray ayo.,.,... ~...~a2
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Coon ADWoR.--Be saving your money and
make il go great way. by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself aud children, at l. Benedict h
large and choice assortment Of goods In their line,
of the latest styles
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PORTABLE GAS WORKS.

IL PARED ta contract f1I building GAS WORKS fnT
pTtyato houses ssninaTirs ani pinle buildings IN ibis
slty OF any uoriiln ct Nuithefu ONO We have the
most approve cd appa atus now n successful uio hun
dfeds of pryae dN unss IN o EhttFr0 states This
pRfatns II simple compact perfectly safe. Edaptod i0F
a her os Coal and can be managtd BY any peIson of
ordinary anpCitY
Havhg had eight years eEpsf epce Ia the Gas FIT pg
bp6 In Cevelund clu kuQWed on this sub
isct whcn viii enable super tend he erection surh
works, and we wiling in very instance 70 guarantee
FoT further hiormatlon aIpy or BY lsttsf to
FoGo, ENsWORrH 4 CO.,
peTls cor Superior ana seneea s.s
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HoLLowAY's PrLLs.-PREeNANcY.- During

HoLLowAY's PTLLs.-PREeNANcY.- During
this delicate situation ladies will experience great relief
by using this md cathtrc medicine for correcting those
indispoous and nauseaiing sickness to which they
subject this period They give gentle stimulus to the
ulaton. and porfs and eGpe a those humors which
itrate the stomnoh and bowels They mild that
the ioate inti0n may take them with perfect
safety. For assisting females the dawn of womsnhood
81 the turn Of lie, they are equa ly udaped
~ suld by all D. ugsists at 26c CSC, and 81 box
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

E-T9seo advertisement of DIR. saniord's Liver
lnvigorator
~ For the best qualities Of Segars Tobacco
end Snuff, 60 to G. Dletz III Superior st.
~ Travellers will bear in mind that Halls Ho-
m@cpathy is IN Cleveland, opposite the Wcddel
House
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5pettoI Noiifts.

ny For Gas Fixtures and Fitting, apply al
Foee, ENswoRTH CO.. Cor, Superior ssnsca %
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REFERENCE, BY PERMISSION, TO
Prot J. DtlamatrT n. ID Prof KiulaIc, NJ D.
bIOf a x, oushigeg, NJ D. pgdlsy Badwig Isq i.
Erastps Cushing, M. ID. S. Chamh lnini EaQ.
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL, PRESRVE TNFATTTpT.v

lhub IIUlOShOt HUuu uUlf hbAb0fhtlPe
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
wv the gro,ntA ant eaof OF tho haif if used two or
ore gray over tbs bald viii Gs6fss m sss.
s@s snS nS Tsts NE y ~ 9s sot nn1 egEa te ea o
3go S.st finea Ja1sss Atigtasls, 2 cos, Cergymen.
al oyer Tho yoild bear tslmmy thal do Say o
~uI 1 mS IuIr Sgsu So 9i'sin{ snd lgeee
PhoT o, woaD-Dehr sir: some tho Ian sasiner
itseeols were 70 wonderful iee Il duty g you aud
our little sons hoad for soue time had been perect,
covered wih iafss and p me called h Foa'd hfhd Tho
seeing h snnernss advised "a 10 Gte lour Resi0Iaiivs
aud that rl our frieuos very lew fppeatons srs,
the dissS;e rely and nsw aud iuzrrlaut or o hsif
aSd Ne eu sn he q, e S5a4f 5 eI9P q var Is my hs
o r. Ss'eS @ Ismfdy leT AZ diseases Of The
SSE&Ri'i&F Y AhifiSlfs2Jiif IiiSefsSoHiiBfasI.
IN ra3i W9oD-l,eal Sif ~ n.it hpd or se'era Yeu,s
nsss which rshdersd Tho astini spaaS Of o necss
Restorative ab6cttyo months asa Il Sa1 tU tnt sopdss
a hsstufied 10 Ia aigfi esi n m ] Nno lSs MEL
ana usirc great to be produced b. hs
ssd S'tS i5P oTes SSf Sss SfS
purpose Of dressing a. 6siS VeiSys apgS pe4
mi sion 20 re, 60 NO ~ wn oueraia any doubt Of It's
Cincinnati o., Fob 10 tssI ""' ils iSiidst
PAoR. wqop-DeaT Sir, Bg Tho advice OF ffianG st
mlge who had heSq usigg Sur Hair Restorntiye, was
nearly cIr . IT In ny head came out Now NY hair has
10 goat deal hrkA thin eVerit wpa Noihlug hut
duty and .yHugthy that f. O. ommunicAia 10 nfheiI
vhn are afflicted a. have hee would igduoa give
this puhn gc nav edaem6n nf hH huneh hayp received
tIoIa Prot. W0od's Hair Rostor tive.
I Nomtrespnctfuny,
| \. h. JACOn9
The Restorative Is nut p bottles tiree sfzus w
LalGe, modium aHd Emnili tho small holds pint and
Teta' = tH one dol nT f0tu; B medium holds sas
twenty CT cent more ia nTeuoftuu than Tho small Fntf de
for two dollars per butte he large nOlas auar 20 a.
| bottle ~ -
g, ., woop 4 co ,PIogHe,ogs, No "a Broadway,
| YORK, snd No. ~ Mafket sticqt 81 Louis hfo
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TU RPENTIN E--lnvoioe received
- weekly, and selling o. " low figures
, sHkONu AkhhTnON0
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aIf0frints.

WHITE LEAU- 10000 lbs. cor
w sisft on hnnh OF m ihe fafi1ua panune urta
.y.,, STRONG ARMSTRONG,
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D. ORNHAM. NJ. D.,
DENTIST.

No. 800 Superior Street, corner Of RTio.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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NJ. ]. DIOKERSON,
Lats Of the arm Of Ambler S DlokersOn
nENVIaT

o6cs 2s9, sapsrior street, near Keadsws store.
Dr. d e aew suit Of rooms ready and he would
b. pleased 20 see all Vi his old patrons and Others who
NAV wish the services of dentist. liberated teeth treat
% sugs anl nled exposed capped and
sd teeth Inserted gold. silver, eoraite orVucanit
base OF platinum plate with continuous gun, which u
much used east. my4
C5- We ave Ieoioed lad that The renowned Chemis
Of New Enqaaa D1os AYEp has length turned his at
teni0n the disorder which hangs like blight upon our
eommuuity Our section Is healthy sRg other, with
single exception. and that is the Fever an Asue which
hanots eve side But bis remedy DSasoure, rs Ne
thoald kuo It mu # he made it. CasOlsthis balefu
disease ON among a and Of the l9vees spots
in tho West --[seuiuel Fairfsld Iowa.
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ZINC PAlNT-20.OO0 lbs. dry and
-, siRoNo ARNsrPoNe,
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

The War In Indis.

Although thsTstfuggle between ths Brit
ish troops and the insurgent portion OF the
population of NofthsfE and Central India
cannot be said 10 beraaready terminsted, the
tidings by the last mail encourage the hope
that tbs 4esasbls conssnhsEioh is nesF e
hand. Dude has been almost entirely swept
clean by the VICTORIOUS army under Iofa
Clyde, and Nsna Sahib, the Begun, and
Baine Madho, have fed before him into the
Terrai. The he5coaseauencs OF the expuision
of thess leading spirits Of the revolt, has
been the submission of the local. chiefs Of
that important and hitherto most bitterly
disaffected province. sS :
& In Central India, Tsntsa7 Topec and Fs-
roze Shah have. met with : series OF disas-
trous defeats they have been unable TO ef-
fecs junction of their forces : and the for
mer, despairing of being able to reach
Gwsiior, has egain termed in the direction
of Jeypore.- Nothing is more remarkable
in the history Of this monster rebellion than
the skill Eish zshich the ssafiaeerss eseaps
from the tolls in 9hich they we're appsFsats
" entangsd. snd the !rapidity with which,
although eTlY~touted on one point fheY
re-appear - tanoshers ready 70 Dc battle aad
be again defeated 4 They must. .hoxever,
soon wear themselves out and when. they
and die Roh1Ias In the Mum 3 Terfitory
have been subdued, the HaEs in India will be
at an end, though the troubles Of pacifca-
ton will still remain to be surmounted.-
Bombay; MadEss. and al! thsrsouthkxE pors
ton of Bengal, are perfectly tranquil, and
apparently we'll pleased with the direct gov
erafnent which Her Majesty has <reeeffIy
inaazFssed BY herzpFoelaFstioa JesyssI
of GeRaerees3 q azss9- - lisas Tzs5X 80 ?
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-09

II. Kossuth is said to be in Strengthened
circumstances, living on the proceeds of his
lectures and constitutions to newspapers,
eked out by the remnant of his wife's $2O,-
600, most of which was lost in railroad in
vestments in the United States. The $780,
600 collected by him in this country, is
stated to have all been expended on polite
al objects. not a cent having been appropri-
ated by Kossuth for his own use. The
great Magyar is said to look twenty years
older than he did when in this country sew
en- years ago. - 80