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ARRIYAL oT THE JASON.

sr. JonNs N. f. Aug. 80,
The steamer Jason has arrived bringing three
days later adYices.
London copsols % l.2ao5 l.s Money and &C.
counts easier
The Jason's adyioes are unimportant
The Zurich Conference is IN u state mastery IN
activity. Nothing Of importance has yet been
done.
The Empress Eugenia of France is eHcteHte.
The National Assembly Of Turcany declares that
the former dynasty must not be recalled,
The Modena National Assembly was taking
strong groudd for the establishment OF national
liberty.
The work on the fertilization at Koenigsbely
has been resumed,
Cardinal Antenel had resumed the presidency
Of the Council Of Rome.
The King Of Prussia had rallied his strength and
was expected TO linger for time.
The Great Eastern is 10 leave on the third OF
September on her trial trip.
Political affairs IN England we're quiet.
Richard Cobdeu has been in London demon
stralion was given him by bis ROchdale consttu
euts.
The amnesty Of the political prisoners Of France,
granted by the Emperor on the occasion Of the
triuphant entry Of the troops into Paris, created
surprise, but gave general Subtraction
Louis Blanc had refused to accept Of II.
The latest by telegraph from London to Gal
way;
LONDON, Saturday nOon.--Tho Austrian pleni
| potenuary announced at the Zurich banquet tha
| no had strong hopes Of tho early success Of th'
| Conference in arranging amicabio terms
The Tuscan Assembly received with great an
| ihusiasm proposition 10 Danish tho power OF th
house Of Hapsburgh.
Doubtful rumors have been received from PART
stating that Gems, OanTobert aud Neil had no
been confirmed as Senators.
The Paris Bourso on Friday, was firm.
INDIA Calcutta mai! Of the 10th Februar
had been teegraphed
The King OF Oude had been released
Five Thousand Of the European troops at Ca
cutia had accepted Of their discharge as toudere
by the British Government
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MATRIMONIAL.

10 rer lAptrs oF THE UNTED STATES;
l has been my good toruuo 90 restore to heallh many
6ousauds of my couutry-wumen.
NIy success has excited the malice OF the enyious anu
ous; but ber prosecutions have served only 10 eA'enu
m establish my reputation. showers Of grateful oheuhgs
boye ep upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved So long us held in anectonate and
b.t m rstuouhrrte by thu3o who have experienced my
stu can afford 10 iespise "a enorts of mischiel-makes
y irruds nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
.ne tor producing mensruatiuu within the reach Of the
s of thr uutod States; bat indspOsitiUn 20 enter
6rd e occupied by quHcks with thoir penicous nostums
oda sr thar uuprncpled counterieors might palm upon
h, roblic their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
sosJ pe fium establishing ngoacies for The salo Of my
A,ug DE FEAlAtE, % m 'hu United States.
atstlytah 60 th" oureaties ol patients and friends
, ,,r., 40 Che sudorius Females of America medicnt
b,r has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old Worla .-.....,. ,..
A., tesard DO the cncasy oi as"AmlE DE FE MEL
- y ry that 30 rs in liquid urn, aud is exact tuci
have p.d my praruretu Ftun'e Tor "uF ''h' Nn'
ust a. b. ma rr milod 90 scrulr satisfactory result
vbo"laye f Femme" pud nr ls'rua'i'n snhd D" Toe "a
tst,o, of ~ .,d eurrt g. lsultNc powerful Co originate
loatby menstrual hlw whore % nc,r has oAis.eo ' "
restore vhtrr BE- haa Dfnu if'm IuF c.Ns' ii,.
tn urdrl tp futd aaalnst inpu ltin 'o, t u, r
srrtgn signature nud huh tur hIitlc and enclosing DC
vii be- seated with ny private seal
F'''' ''' pR p u. RlcoRD.
PLRis, january, list
Forsals. wholssllsaud Retail. ~ WILLIAM riskl
Amis de femme a. the PIopuotors pnceu.
auiO dawhe
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HoT WEATHER AND WATER ~ During the in
tonsey hot weather we have had this season. we
have often heard people complain In most dole
ful manner Of the heat, and yet do not introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetaing their door yards and side
walks. We would advise those 10 call ON B. 7.
Bowers, (suooessor to J b. Barnes, Plumber) Az.
watsr Building, who has q large stock Of Plumb
ing Materials Hose Pipe, &c, and engage him TO
put up cooling institution forthwith. We would
adsise them 10 get Bathing Tub at The same
time, and We will warrant that they can keep
cool.
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OYNKLAND MAIL.

ST. Louis, Aug. 30
The overland California mail arrived here las
night.
Healthy demand for goods; prices unchanged.
Horace Greeley had gone to visit Colonel Ere
mont.
A duel between win and Brolerck Is expected
Immediately after the election,
The Fort Smith Times says the Camanches made
two attacks Oh the Wachta, CaddO and Delaware
Indians while en- route for their new homes under
charge of Indian Agent Blair.
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ns7- For Gas Fixtures and Fitting, apply at
FOuu, ENsWOHrH d GO. Cor supauur a feneca %
" DR. JAS. MnCLiNrooK's PEoroRAL syRur
cams tho harasns couch, relieves tho oppressed
lungs aud initiated throat laosens and brings awef by
panloss expect Uutiou The matter which co7s ihe wind
pine und bronchial tubes regulates tho excited pulse, %
vitos auo emrvos every symptom Of oounsumptirn
Price 81 O0 toldby wM, FiskE lleyelnnl.
~. The New York Ledger says Of Dr. Mo-
CLiNrOCK's DtARRuuEA CORDIAL;
~ Our coundonce In the efficacy of Dr. Jamos MeCgq
t1cks Dlffhmt Cordlai is uuhoundud hvefYpudy ehWu
haveit ! isthr prescription OF an eminent physoihu'
Pico 25 cents. soldhy WM flshh'
uuel0 Clevelgnu.
C9r DR.. MoCMNrooKs CoLD AND OoUeu
MIXTURE This great remedy Tor all ordinary affections
OF tho lungs aud throat hss Goublo popularity Emana
ting from leading member Of the medical faculty, il Is
appr vod by The proesson while every mombor Of tho
community who has tried H. preneunCos u infallble.
Price % cents sold by VIM F1SKE, Druggist.
augl0 Gleye ana,
Tho Gem Of the Nursery,
Tasteoss as the h0nOyed dew,
Painless IN It's action toe.
Harmless MS the roses breath,
HUT 20 worms immediate death
BRYANs VERMtFu0R Of course
rs the mothers gfnnd resource.
BRYAN's TAsrELEss NERMtFUGE.
Price Is cents. Sold by WIN FIsKE,
auel0.Rs Cleyeanl,
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FRnnr NEW YnRK.

New DIRK, August 81.
An arrival furnishes interesting intelligence from
Venezuela.
President Castro mad been seized and compelled
to surrender the Presidency by the constitutional
party after which he was thrown into prison aud
a guard OF 100 men set over him TO watch his
movements.
Some severe fighting had occurred, resulting al
most altogether in favor Of the Oonstintionalists
The utmost alarm prevailed in the country, and
the general expectation was that very slngunary
engagements were about 10 occur. ShTee thou
sand mcu were under arms at CaraccUs, resolved Il
deliver their country from the ederalists, or die il
! the attempt.
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Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OfricAN,
Gems the oil the most approved knaso
PECTACLES Allhis glasses, whethor for near OF ia'
ighe are ground under his owninspectiou hy machine
of anew constructions with the greatest care so asto
the eyes m an cases. curing Weakness DizFl"esS o.
nagmaiioHof ne Eyes, and tmpartng strength ioi ions
reading line sowing
tlys N a. Solomouson would here inform the puoho
he employs any in the sale Of hislenses
~ Also. "a splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES MI
telescopes, COMPAsNES' &c KEPT On haho'
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, AS perfect as notnIhi.
rz.Omcs9s superior slr,ot under the American Hotel
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FROm WASHINGTON.

" AHHINUTUNi huB OU'
The Treasury Department is now preparing
some interesting statistical tables relative to the
trade between the United States and Fran o, ex-
hbHng by comparison the amount of duties paid
by each on the imported products of the other
These tables, 1t is understood, are designed to ia-
cilitato the negotiations Of treaty between the
two countries by which our commercial interests
will be extended.
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LONDON NEwss-Hawks & Brother have the
Illustrated London News for August 18th, NAM
9th double number, with supplement, and an
elegant colored engraving of Summer" The
News contains portrait OF Gov. Seward, of New
York, and host Of other engravlngs.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.



he combination % ingredients in these Pills is there
ut Of Tong aud extensive practice They are mild IN
their oucration aud certain in correcting all irregularities
pann transformations removing all distractions, whoaih-
or from cold ur Otherwise headache pain in the side, pal
ptation of tho heart whites all nervous affections, hyster
les fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &C. disturbed
sIeep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
we've the commencement of IN tho treatment Of
these IRREGULARITIES aud obsructons which have CONSUMED
so many uas Is Of the young the beauttul ana the be
owed 10 PRL TURE GRAVE No fem ue can enjo' sood
heath unless she regular, nnl whoneyef an obstrucuh
takes place tho general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most enecua remed, ever known for all com
oiains pecu lar tr RaS 70 al Cussrs they are nYul-
liable INDUCING Dt certainty periodical regularity Iho
arr kou 10 thousands who have used th0m at different
neods hroughuu country having the sanction OF the
mos eminent physicians M AMERICA. ,
Ernct directions SiltHg 1Hea d1a 6teR Hey Shoud hot
be used with each Boxtue Price One Dollar each Dor con-
tliaiag 40 PiUs. .., -, mil.
gs1t by ng DTOmDg by enclosing price To the General
''7 r. b. HUrCHlNGS, General Agent,
No. lBl Chambers ST., New York.
enIl in cleveland hy VIM. FISKE and GAYLORD
uAWMOND aprsd&w6m2il
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Last Nights Report.
FROM sr. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 80,
Lieut. Boalo and party reached Kansas City on
tho Oath inst, from his second exploration OF the
55th parallel.
Bealo has been absent ten months, and has
opened l4OO miles of wagon road aud travelled
about 5000 mies. He reports an abundance Of
wood and water we't Of Arburque'que and says
that the dividing ridge between the winters of the
PaoiRc and .he Atlantic is so easy of access and 50
free from obstruction that he traversed II in hi,
teen minutes,
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M. J. DICKERsoN,
Late OF tho firm Of Ambler X Dickerson)
DENTIST.

DENTIST.
once 253 Superior street. nedr hendeifS store
Or d Is new suit Of rooms are now ready ana he Wond
he ac 10 see nil Of his old patrons ard Others who
wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
fangs and oown bled exposed nerves capped and sav
ed ,s,tooth inserted gold. silver coralite orvucant
base or platinum plate, with continuous gum, which %
a., much used east my2}
10 The Bosom Of Destruction is the fatality
among our yuung aud mdd aged indulge in excess anl
debp sing habits Those who yeaune for some
influence to dispe the great and growog evil should reu
"HUMAN FRAlLTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
SEARCHES II denenies n Uiid c0iors tior 1t is bean
TRULY lustraed) the and effects Of local and vita
dsens and decay pointing out the only sure safety Uqus
Read tho advertisement Of "TRIESEAIAR," in another
column.
Sold by DR. BARROW, I5I Prince street. New York
Price 25 cents. Sent free every where.
Soldby GAYLORD s. HAMMOND, and VIM FlSkE
Druggiss. Cleveland a1ss
lV- If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle TO cast their devils out it is who i've IN
this water-lnggod he miasmatio poison OF our
swamps and Marshes becomes veritsble devil in the
blood TO reve u the Agues and Fevcrs which shake au1
corch MS all Ayers A0UE curl" is said to be the
pos:e we need and some ueighhor who havetried
confirm the report .Iowaal, Plano, M.
SORE THROAT PLAGUE AND SORE THRoAT-
This qnality seizng hold and causing the expulsion Of
depaved humors possessed by other medicine thaa
BRANDErH's PILLS. They operate only upon the tissues
involved in that off cod by the disease In fact they
seize upon those humos much from preference as
from natural affinity because their life is below that o
the SURF undug aud which, set ling ON the tissues Of
the throat tina around the throat r3gion podeces sore
throat sore throat plague aud the headache and ie-
yer wimn hour after four six pills are taken the
is felt peculiar creeping the part affected, sort OF
collecting ap of The diseased humors ready for expulsion
Nohur Sonns effect arise from their use,
because iheyeauno act uoon healthy parts Taken ear
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BEDFoRD UNION FAIR.-Ths Fair commences
to-day to continue two days Gen. Crowel will
deliver the address Tomorrow afternoon This
Society leads of in the Fair list for the season, and
will doubtless make good beginning
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
rRAvELHii'- REGisThll.
NHW AnYrRTIsEMENTs

Fuller 4 CO. Wholesale Ttado.
John whHehw-Noiice TO Contractors.
Reuse b Jounings-Houfe and Lot Wanted.
S. Baruo--On Cans
PROT. Psychological Ball.
samuel storor Announcement
Peltou Breed-For Dunhirk
O, Gutter Son--Auolion Sale.
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sTEAnIER suNK.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug 80.
The steamer Duncan s. Oartee was sunk in the
Missouri River on Sunday night. The boat is a
total loss; cargo badly damaged. No lives were
lost The steamer cost $4,000; insured for S24-
600, principally 10 Pittsburgh Offices
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aug232i6

to For a well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend b. Ruainis excellent assort
meuts of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street He
as practical Furrier, is now engaged in mauuiae-
turing Capes Muffs, Far Gloves, etc, etc. for tbs
Fall and Winter trade
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pLAIN I'm oRNAMNNTAL PRlNTINa.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descrpiio
lono ut tho Printing Establishment Of the Leader ONCE
the latest npr we'd and rapd steam presses The
STYLE short notice, and at reasonable rates Par
tcnlar attention paid TO blank work Every description
ofBniing DONE especially blank Books. Ledgers Journ
Is Sales Books, Receiving Books, &C., Go
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EY Remember the Arctic Panorama at the Me-
lodeon to night Go yourselves and take your
wives and little ones.
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9sly@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Wcddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Qunan's, l75 Ontario Street
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To LEATHER DEALERs,-Thirty dozen oak tam
ned slaughter Kips now finished, together with
ten dozen per week we are now finishing l offer
for sale at the lowest rates for cash short pPper
?. F 1oGUBE,
aug232i6 l2G Ontario Street.
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NorIcE. The Republican voters of the Eleventh
Ward will meet at Paul sohmidt's Chatham st.,
on Thursday evening, Sept lst, at 7 o'clock, for
the purpose of selecting Delegates to attend the
Republican County Convention
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Police CouRT-BEFoRE JUDGE LAWRENCE
The following business was before the Cour
yesterday morning.
Patrick Sormaus was fined 81 and costs for dis
turbanCe,
John Tool, assault and battery, 81 and costs.
Julia Grant, intoxication So and costs.
Benjamin Gun, same offence, S aud costs.
Henry Pechrer, a boy about II years old, and
of very respectable parents, was convicted of va
grancy--the arrest having been made at the in
stance of his lather-aud sent to the Ohio Reform
Farm until he shall be discharged by the directors
of that institution,
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The EXCURSION -MoRRow.-Those interest
ed will bear in mind the excursion on the Lake
tomorrow on the steamer May Queen.
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Foa DErRoir-steamboat Ocean, Capt r. @. EVANS, at
8 O'Clock p. NJ.
For nUFFALo-steomboat City of Buffalo, Capt. A. D.
PERKINS. at 9oclock P. M.
Fou ToLEDo-stsamboot Forester, Capt J p. WARD,
OcOsk A. M.
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AooiDru AND 0AtLlsr Reseur --On the
arrival Of the o. q. A o. traih at 100 Last
evening, a young fish woman, member Of
family iu The second class car jumped from the
forward end on 10 tho planiing between tio
tracks, instead Of stepping on TO The platform
The plank was 80 rotten and defective that u
instantly gave way, and she plunged into The
Lake beneath the depot the distance TO the
woter being some nino feet and the water ten
feet deep. The relatives Of the woman saw
her 60 through, and their screams attracted The
attention Of the baggage master, Mr. Freeman
Mutt, who fortunately was on the opposite side
Of the cor and near BY lie saw the head Of
the woman as it disappeared below the plank
ing, and springing across the car he fearlessly
plunged through the hole into the profound
darkness after her In rising TO the top Of the
water he was ldoky enough to seize the girl
the dress Of her arm, aud to catch hold with
his other band Of the rough bark OF sPile.
lie succeeded in getting bis arm around the spile
and in lifting the head Of the drowning woman
out Of the water, and in holding on to both
until ladder was let down and the rescued
and the noble rescuer were saved. The woman
was taken 10 the Ladies' room Of the Lake
Shore Road office, and tho measures taken to
resusctate her were successful She was pro-
vided with dry clothing from the steamer Me-
tropolis. and, though terribly frightened, was
so little injured that with her mother she con
tinued the journey in sleeping car ofthe Lake
Shore Road last evening
The successful rescue of the woman, under
the circumstances, is indeed a marvoli ant
young Mr. Mutt evncej presence Of mind ans
daring seldom indeed exhibited. lie is but
poor swimmer, but acting undor the mobiles
impulse of the heart, greatly periled bis owi
life to save that ofa stranger.
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IAiR DYEI HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Wn, \, BacheIor's Halr Dye !!
M nnLn AarmLess and reIlabIe Uue kn0N

The O6iV harmless and Teiid6ie Due kA0WH
The Oupa and best IN the world
All other, are mere limitations and should he HVolueu
ION wish t1 ESCAPE ridicule.
CpAy. RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
bsnuifn aud natural Brown Black, without the least
iuIuy tu Hair Ur Skin
FlgTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have Deen
wardad to WIN A. BalcLoo. 1893, and over 10000
appcations have been made the Hair of his patrons ei
his famous Dyes
VIM A. BATCHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not TO be distinguished from nature, aud IS WARRANTED
not To nuru 10 the least however long itmay he continued
and the m effect Of Bad Dyes romeed the Hair inylgor
nted for life bythis Splendid Dye,
Made sold or applied (n private roOmsl at the WIZ
Flcturv No &{l broadway, n. Y
Sold m an cities anu towns n tile United states, OI bfus'
Fisis and Fancy Goods DGHless.
s- The genuius has the aud address upon stee
oIatg engraving ON four sides of each BOX OF
F VIM. A. BACHELOR,
iaul7 No 2ss brea9wsy ~, N
HyHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TU
THE HUMAN SlGHT EVER INVENTED
-, -
LiTsN
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BRYANT & STATIONS OoMMERoIAL Coll
LEGEs.--Attention is called to the advertisement of
Bryant & Stratton's Commercial Colleges, which
Will be found in another column. The time for
entering upon the seasons course of study is at
hand, and young men or women who are contem
plating mercantile course will hnd at this College
all the advantages to be obtained, from compe-
tent instructors and faithful tention TO pupils.
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FIRE
TonoNro, Aug 80.

TORONTO, Aug 30.
FIRE broke ont at midnight last night consume
ing the sig buildings known as Victoria Terrace ,,
and several other buildings The loss is estimated
at $40. .OO0
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Books & 9taliollrrp.
j. B. COBB ~ CO.,
booksellers & StatiOners.

Booksellers & Statl0n6fS,
No. isa superior So, cleveland, o.
-s 60
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS
MEDICAL BOOKS,
SCIENTIFIC BOoRg,
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
MlTCHELLS OUTLINE MAPS,
PELroN'S OUTLINE MAPS.
POCKET MAPS.
RAILWAY GUIDES,
FOOLsCAP PAPER,
LETTER yApFR
BATH PAPER,
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER
ENVELOPES
BILL HEADs
MAYNARD MOVES INK
ARNoLDS WRITING FLUID.
PENHoLDERs
FABER's PENCILS
GILtoTTs STEEL PENS
FINE GOLD PENS
BLACKBOARD CRAYONs
BLANK BOOKS,
COPYING BOOKS.
LETTER BOOKS
BLANK NOTES AND DRAFTS.
GLOBES, SbAIEs.
SHIPPING RECEIPT BOOKS.
PATENT LETTER FILES.
DRAWING MATERIALS
PREPARED RIUCILAGE.
MAGAZINES.
NEW YORK DAILY PAPERS.
ALI WEEKLY PICTORIAL PAPERS.
sTEREoSCoPfC INSTRUMENTS.
sTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS.
GERMAN AND FRENCH hooks.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS r
&C., &c, &C, &c
Allthe above supplied Rl wholesale or rotail.
iy4 ! b. com 4 co
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stenmer Depnrtnres

To For City News see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, sec
fourth page
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REFRIeERAroRs AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Fogg
Ellsworth & Co have a few Of SchoOiey's Iceberg
Refrgerators left which they close of at cost to
make room for new goods
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L-V- e Stair & Co. have received tue Fall FASH
ions for Gentemen's Hats We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat to
call on the Messrs. Stair & Co., and get fitted
dV-tf
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Mlisl&ll0meons.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE !
Saves the Pieces
ECoNOMYlll DISPATCH n Z
EP9" A stitch IN time sGoes nine.' IA
A S ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
"A well regulated lnmllies isNeH dasirshle
to have cheap convenient for repairing Fur
hturo, Ctock0y, Toys, Sc. SlAl4DlNG'S fhl p RED
GU n meets ul such emergencies, utd 10 household cu
ulTd To bo without b. II rs always ready and up in ht
sticking point There Is no longer meet ssY for impiug
chars spnured vtueeIs hendiass dO,s, and broken rr
dies II Is lust thrnTtre for tuucsho aud other urnn
mental wOTk-popunT with ladi vi rehnrm
This ndmirnbe rpaui0n is used cold, holng chemically
held IA solution, aud possessing all the valuable qmcs
Of tho best cabinet -mpkers Cue II mry he ustd IN tht
lace of common muciuge. h ing vnstlY moro adhesive
" USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
N R-A Brush accompanies euGh 10 llp. Price - cts,
uuE2D For sale by FUGG, ENSWOR1H X 60,