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FURTHER ny Tmg QUAKER CITY.

NohFOLht Olts 10,
dispatch from Zurich stys Prince Napoleon
arrived there on Wednesday morning when sep
arate conferences took place between the French
and Sardiniau and the French aud Austrian plen'
ipOteutiares
Paris dispatches speak OF activity displayed In
lifting out the expedition against China Il would
be ready to leave about tho middle Of Novemb r.
Tho Dictator Of Modena has ordered 30 600 mimic
rinos.
A dispatch from Naples says that the King had
left for the Roman territories with the purpose OF
having an interview with the Pope
London money market without any movement o.
importance aud In demand
The Paris Pays announces the arrival Of tht
American Minister at Pekin. He asscnded one o
the branches Of the P,iho accompanied by thl
members Of his legation They were not allowed
TO see anythiug Of the country and while awailnl
an interview with the Emperor were required no
10 leave the residence assigned them
The Hcrald's correspondent says Austria AM
Piedmont are about making wariike preparations
aud that the French army ofoccupation in Italy /
abou. 10 receive reinforcrments. The rcnowa
Of hostilities is apprehended by many.
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A NATURAL PHILosoPHY: Embracing the most
recent discoveries in tue various branches oil
physics, and exhibiting the application Of scen'
ilRc principles in every day lilo. By q. p
QUACEENBos A. NJ. New York d. Appleton
~ Co, 1859.
The great featule of this volume Is that II takes
nothing for granted. 1t assumes entire Ignorance
on the part of the learner, never uses technical
term before it Is defined, presents things one Mt d
time in their natural order and thus impresses the
whole without difficulty ON the mind. Everything
appears brought mp to date. Even tho rcmarkab,
balloon trip of La Mountain on the lst OF july
last receives duo notice under the head ol AeIia
Navigation.
For salo by Ingham & Bragg.
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BRANDRETH's Puts mAyD no ACrIoN HAVE
and old people can, appreciate tho medicine which, being
used ia sokuos ucs only upon tho cause Of the disease
Around every organ effected, Lore the medicine Ieno-
tratos removing impurities preventing all settling Of the
humors into ulcers dwellings or tumors. In Heart Alice
tons in Epilepsy, in Pcuriy, in Sore ThrOats and Rtec
tious OF the Respiratory organs goueroy, in uyspepso
thdsa wonderful Pills give immediate rel eff and porseye-
vorouco wilt to BIaadios which have been
beyond human skin have been cured by thor
use Aud Is this wonderful Behold the reason -
BHkNDRETHs PILLS purify tho blood; they have power
except impure humors aud these being removed, the
disease is removed. Mill ms deriving health from the
Of this innocent mndicua which weakons, but
always strengthen; sy, by taking cut Of the hdT those
matters, viii held, as U wHte the life pliuclHe iu
custody; aud secondly, by impaug life giving property
u the hnad.
Sold at No 29l Canal ST., Brandroth's Budng ana hy
A. Gatdr, No. 2l superior street, Cleyoaud aud by
j. B Nheedun, Hudson and all respectable dealers IN
melicnes uNW
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~ During The Summer that has iust passed

~ During the Summer that has Just passed
AWAY, thousands Of sufferers from ysoutoy and diurrhua
have been relieved by tho use of HOSTETTEBS BIT
TIERS medicine which is evidently destined to maintain
upounanent place Ia the public estimation. Bilious dar-
rhRa Is Of those diseases which battles the skin Of tie
physician. The medicine they administer to act upon the
bowels to reach the Of the evil Tho
difficulty get emoly that will reach all the digestive
ogaus and evo them simultaneously rash Of vgor rid
themselves of this dsoaso This problem sovo by the
Bers which never fails to conquer the stubborn
It is only fair to say that during the Just
closed this medicine has achieved than any
other presented the public, aud during Fall
which that terrible tina FCvor AMI Aguo
alent, the Btters will gain fresh fame.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally evo
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT NEAR RAvEHNA M.
James Wright, Of Rooistown wes seriously Injured
on Wednesday afternoon by his horse becoming
frightened al tho passing Of the cars on tho Cleve
land and Pitisburg Railroad, Ills log was broken
and ankle dislocalcd.
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THE SEWER LOAN The following Is the ofica
vote on the Bewer Loan at the recent election;
ACCIDENT NEAR RlRAyENEA-Th Portage c,
Democrat Of Wednesday says:

beuOCiht VI Wtuuehuey says
On this "wednesday y)morningthe mail train from
Cleveland to Pittsburgh ran on 10 q covered hack
driven by Onin Burdick, Of Stow, about miles
from Rayenna, at the road crossing just this side
Of Cuyahoga Bridge. The horses were instantly
killed, and the carriage smashed TO atoms
Mr.. Burdick received injuries OF a very serious
nature aud at this hour his recovery il In doubt
His left arm Is badly fractured and lacoratedi
several OF his ribs broken, bis shoulder blade
broken, his back aud head severely cut and bruls
ed, aud injury done to tho base Of the brain,
The road runs along parallel with the Railroad
near this bridge, aud the team driven by Mr. Bur.
dick was a span OF colts
Mr Burdick Is about fifty years old, little deaf
and was not aware Of the approach Of the train
in time TO prevent the accident
lie was brought TO Ravenna by the train, and
taken to the residence Of George Herlf, on Spruce
street. Drs. Collins and Belding were called 10
dress the injuries. All the attention and medical
aid needed has been promptly furnished him, aud
II Is hoped his Injuries viii not prove fatal
Not the slightest damage was done 10 the train.
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FnONI CHICAGO.

CmcAuo, Oct 10
Minnesota Election --Iamaey county-Becker,
dom for Gov, $50 maj
Dakotah cOuuty-Ramsay, rep, 3 mai
KcnnepCn County-Gives decided Republican
mai on State aud County ticket.
In st Anthony district republicans elect two
members TO the House.
Mamumi county-Decker IS maj returns from
three precincts
Auoka county Ramsey 100 rhead.
Nothing definite from Iowa yet; ~ cos received
give about the same majority ~ In 1851
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AN NhltD' UlL-Bank, Shore and
n Atught Cod Liver OH, vt the lowest price,
STRONG n ARMSTRONG,
lnl9 ~ guforiur sf
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MoRRIssEY WILL FIGHT HEENAN-Jobn Nor.
rssey has published card in the New York dal-
lies to the effect that he accepts the challenge of
Heenan to fight for $4,000 side, and will meet
him after his (leenans) battle with Sayors for tho
championship of England. In accordance with
this ho has deposited $500 with the editor oil
WILKES pPiIlt of tho Times piud rlu match Ifu
will meet him either four or eight months after the
English battle. The $500 will be ready for LICE
nan to over for ten days from Oct llth
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THR LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Tho long winter
evenings will soon be at hand when books will be
In demand, and the surost way to provide oneself
with books ever fresh and new, is to subscribe
upon the books of the Library Association. A
slight fee will cntitle any one to all the privileges
of tho Library and Reading Room, and it will be
found money well spent Let the list bo illlod up
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Coon ADWoE.-Bo saving your money and
make il go great wey, by buying your llats aud
Caps for yourself and children, at L. Benedict Il
Sons, POI Superior st., who have received very
large and choice assortment Of goods In their line,
Of The Iaiest styles.
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SHOUTS OF VIcTonY.-Artery Co. A, Capt
Simmons, fired national salute on the Square last
night in honor OF the glorious victory of tho Re
publicans in Ohio. by the way, shall we not have
Que good rejoicing demonstration in Cleveland on
the resulti MhnL saw the nnnnla
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rnIpAY monNINa, oor "a, 1ss0.
NEW ADvHRTIsEMnNTs

Sacred Concert-At tho German ST. Pol,r's Church
Homan Chittehdon- Assigned 3 Notice.
8 S Barrio-Lamps
Or, @. j, Roolor- Medicines.
For orSslo--A Mortgage.
Professor Jaoobs--lLe Wizard Of wi1lrds.
Hawks b Bro-Pododicals.
pelton Brocd-For Duhkitk
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MEDICAL GAzETrs.-The Cleveland Medical
Gazette foI October has como to hand. DR.. Aleyno
Maynard has taken the Editorial chair Of this
monthly, which, to those who know him Is
sufficient guarantee that the work will not be sur
fered TO languish
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THE VERITADLG CHRGsrv.-George Chrsty
the genuine Christy that has entertaincdit ithe New
Workers for so many years, win open a season
with his company at the Academy Of Music, on
Saturday (to-mOrrow) evening.
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FROAIHAVANNA,

NEw OULRANs, Oct 10,
Tho Empire City from Havana 9Th inst has ar
arrived with quarter million dollars In specie,
FTGiphls aud sugar improved,
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Last Nights Report.
FROM COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, Oct l3.
Tho Republican majority on State ticket will
reach II 900
The Senate win stand % Replicans and 10 Dem
oorals and tho House Gl Republicans aud 10 Dem
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to For q well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend Il. Ruilnis excellent assort'
menis of Fall O.. .yes, at us Superior stroot. He
as practical Furrier, is now engaged In mannac-
turing Capcs, Mus, Fur Gloves eto., etc, for tho
Fall aud Winter trade
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO BoATs-Ward's line
of Cleveland, Sandusky and Toledo boats has been
discontinued for tho season. The Forester and
Arctic have been laid up. The Sea Bird and Ga
zco will continue to run for the present between
Cleveland and Buffalo.
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Der of this periodical has been received. Each
number shows additional evidence that a lega
journal can be issued in this city as reliable and
important as at the East.
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reportcd by the Union TELEGRAPH,
OFFICE, wAR1No's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
aT. CLAIR STREETS.
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~ Plain and Ornamental Printing of evory description
done at tho Printing Estabshmentof Of tho Leader Oco,
the latest impr we'd aud most rapid steam pressos IN the
STYLE short notice. and a reasonable rates Par
iculat attention paid to blank work. Even description
ofBindne done especially Hank Books Lodgors, Joum
as salos Hooks, Receiving Books, &C. SC
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steamer Departures To-day.
FoR DETROIr-Stoambcat Ocean, Capt. Il. a. EvANs, at
8 O'Clock p. NJ.
FOa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sea Bird, Capt Bodgott, at 8
O'Clock p. NJ,
Foa sLNbUsEY ToLFDo-Steninboat Forester, Capt.
J. y. WAhp. a. O'Clock A. NJ.
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Tho Great vital RoEenerRtOr,
TRIESENTAR!
Russian SteNm BNthlng EstabllShment,

% Hicks St., near Engins House No 10,
Cleveland, (NVest Side.l
THE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
ugyST,aiS GH9sH al Gyer 2 Enree NsTe M y N .; he
smullnr towns AID IL is galoTay improved by all med
irAl uuthurirs not only stfe, quick, cireut and
highly he remedy against great number ~ the m0st
tTuublcsumu dsonsa but also promoter OF houlth,
u sreu- IN. aud mOst powerful stepgthener Of
tho SYST, that particular recommendation Ot
II called Tor. As purifying aud inyisOraiing agent for
thu this bath bCknnw lodged To ho Od hy
ptheT muat whhHy 7. Hut the singular combination
stt watt friction and Triso, uXhhded in those
tai iiShmuus, uinus the whole body tu such powerful
u completely erAdiure leases which ohsiinHtuy
resist all utht remedies, rheumatism, Salt Rheum Ring
Worm Kings EVIL Fever Sores. Dupsy, aud all other dis
arising um Suppressed urmOrd action ut tho skin
radically cd without 0Nh biting Internal medicine
DsensOs u tho AirpassuEns, Cn'Huh, Coughing; and
forms Of COnsumaiun, II not hdv need Too far
are removed without difficulty.
Enarg tmunt Ui tho lN or aud Sple0n nyspepsy Piloa
Muculusn, Scrriuluus swelling, PHmlyuc Hystetica
Affections G0ut, aud sometimes lploplc hts, bentuess,
and ETunl number vi ulhur uihuhu.s successfully
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nctuus there u the aupltst pruui record Nothing Is
rainBd fE IT, bat what can actually be dno, and what
uyory one may oGporuncu IA himself.
JUST TRY IT
Cold aud Wsrm Water luths wOll shower Bath,
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tornuuns nj tho days from TO o'clock aud SUI
days from o to ~ o'clock A, NJ
| HERMANN RAEBEL, Proprietor.
| Cleveland, Aug 10th ls 0. aug3O;2bl
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to For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and SnuG', 20 to b G. Dictz, III superiorst.
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srALDIE0s PREPARED GLuR - UsRTuL IN
EVERY lloUsE,--Anothcr supply just received by
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gsi5" The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckcrs' and Olmsted's news depOts
At uows depots at Woddel aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, It's Ontario Street.
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FROnI NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, VA, OcJ. Ia.
The steamship Quaker CITY was towed into
Norfolk yesterday. Capt. Shuieldt nas Arrived
in this city.
The following is Capt Shufcldts statement
The engines was smashed when tho steamer
was &c hours out from New York and 80 miles
$ s. L. of Cape llaueras.
At 7 O'Clock in the evening gale from the
northwest, of great force, struch the ship, when
she laid her head to the eastward behaving adj
mirably for 4S hours. During this time It be
came necessary to heave overheard her dead
freight At noon on the eleventh, the gale hav-
ing abatcd, lat 3G deg, 30 min., long. 20 deg
% min, she was taken in tow 10y the kingisher
aud, aidedby her own sails, succeeded IN sail
ing 20 miles westward, when at midnight the
State of Georgia ran down and took us IN tow
l,eina 60 miles northwest of Cape Henry.
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FROM LEAVENwORTH.

LRAYEEwORTn Oct. ~.
The Republican Stale Convention al Topeka on
the I2th Inst nominated full ticket headed by
Chas. Robinson for Governor, and J. 7. Root Tor
Lieut.. Governor, B. +. Conway for member o
Congress The Convention was harmonious Rob
inson was elected on the first ballot. The election
fnr state nfIicera taleg place In December.
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Law Books!
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KERTs COMMENTARIES.
GREERLEAF ON EVGi ENCE.
WALKER on AMERICAN LAW,
CmTTY's PLEADIRGs.
SWANS TREATISE. FOR JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE.
SWANS REVISED STATUTES.
CHIlTENDEN's DIGEST OF OHIO STATE RE
POTTS
OHiO STATE REPORTS, Volt,
NAslI's DIGEST OF ONO REPORTS
NAsIps PLEADING AND PRACTICE
RAFFs GUIDE FOR ADMINISTRATORS.
ONO REPORTS, Vol. Is.
WERDELLis BLACKSTONE, 4 Vols.
CIITTY's BLACKSTONE, 2 Vols.
TAYI.OR's MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
MATHEWS GUARDIANS GUIDE.
CALLAR's U. & MILITARY LAWS.
octlO J. Is. COBB a co.
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
MILL PRESRXE INEALLIBLY

w the gr1ish aqd color uf the haiT At used two
three limos week 10 ANY imhginaheuge Perfectly, re-
the hur; make son aud haAutilm than any ul,
Hu ths scalp free rom all diseases To Tie Errhot
age stat smon Judges, Attlrnuys, Doctors, Ciermeu,
all tho wnd bear Testimony that We do not say to-
much IN ,ts fuv0r Road The following aud ludgo:
HICKORY GRnVE. 81 Charles Co. Mo- Nov. 10, 1851.
induced to of lar ostoutlye, aud
It's ELECTS wonderful We uol Il our duty you aud
Our nttIo sous head Tor some time had ba erfecty
covered with Sores aud Sme called II scad hnud The
nj sunernsE, advised n Ia N,o your Rosiornu
dd with little hope ui success but 10 our sutp s"
ali Tiunds iuw applications rd
tho disease entirely and new aud hHnrani crop OF hat
soon stntthd uu and y that our buy hAs
healthy hlp and us luNutan crop o hnif as any ulT
child W. can thVrrf1 o. un dc horoly 'oumend your
Restorative porioct remedy tor all Diseases of tho
aEO, W. MGGlNBOIIlAhi,
SARAH A HlGGINBOIllAM.
PRoF wnoD-near Sir; Ny hair Ind fuT soyera yeursl
heon becoming pr0 rutuTay gay accompanied BY hash
which rendered tho constant application OF OIL n99os
s1ry in dressing t. When comm crd using your Hair
tosorative about mnhlhs u IA that condition
anl cun nod al wlthinih The three last weeks
II hasufnod 10 s natural color, aud assumed soitHess
aud usiru RfO he prnerrod 70 tho'n produced by The
Appic huy uter pepaihtnn nave eVsf us"
faraId Indispensable attic of uYeTf lattsl"t
PURPOSE OF droHslng boauymg tbs hair fvuhEtu PEI
missun Thiet ~ all WIN uulornin any donhl nl US
perio u'ng sil that Is eainpa Tor h,ies Mas q syMoNps
| Cincinnau a ,FAh 70 lrgi. la Third IT.
| pnur WunD-nBH Sir ~ tie sdyrn ni D irahd OF
mino Who had begg u9eg your iia,, h,g@,s1s, @ SnI
naIry ,uY uair In ny hand cann out Now g hall hes
rune In gfeat deal thiuku thtn tVorl Nbh hOtmhk pul
vii" sa afflicted as have boo would induce mo To gwe
this U1I cuut ut he huneht have ieoeNeh
NouUTospeciiully, .,
| A X. JACOBS.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PnILApELPHIA, Oct H.
1t is statcd ON good authority that Col. For
ney, of the Trcss, has received a notice from
his legal ndviser that President buchanan in
teuds instiluLlng prosecution rI iiuvi ugatuse
him on account Of tho terrific editorial article
ON Broeerioks DEATH in Forney's Press OF
Monday last
All England finished their first innings this
morning Total l2G runs. Tho American 3
second innings wtckets down IL runs
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GY7For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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~ We Ieuicod 10 lud that the renowned Chemist
Of New England Doc AVER, has ct length turned his n
touiou to the disorder which hangs like blight upoa
community. Our section is healthy any ohor with
one single exception and that is tho Fever and Ague which
hauus us oyoy side But his romody cure as We
should kno must, Il he mado il. Cast out this baoul
isoaso among and is Of the loyoost spots
in tho West -tseuidel Fairfield Iowa.
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~ A Warning to the Unwary, and ono
''mighty to save" is contained ia tho book. HUMAN
FRAILTY, OF PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. II
orpus fully aud uuequvucaly tho secret OF uuc
tunal arrangements and Frustrated with unfaiug
instructions eradicate oyory trace aud particle Of the
ON Of disease that gnawng that iuSdlousy hut too
surely eats away aud undomnos the constitution, leaving
hut the wreck of his formor solf The victim Vt this
mtal cndoncy should not loso in procuring this
invaluable work
Sold by DR.. BARROW, I5I Prince street. New York -
Price % cents, Sent nee everywhere.
Soldby GAYLORD liAMMONp, aud VIM F1SRE
Duuggss, Cleveland. ool7
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PROM NEW YaRK.

NEW York. Oct 10.
II is rumorod that Morrisey and Henan went
out to fight this morning. II Is doubtless entirely
al fOunded
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1 Rgtnrir a nat ~ ia hattlOs of three szos, via
Larr medium apd tlnli, lilp small holds PM, ahd
Tetis L QUE pur b0uln, ihe medium holds AZ nast
twenty t rrss WenUrtlln than tho sulali Tr NH
r tws dllais prT huugi ths huge Isolde qaait ~ 90
la p'Olrui anh s'iaia iuf lh''e u'il'ia 20
d wOOn a co ,Ptnpdoturs, No go Rf1adwaT,
YeIk aud No ma Market stieet, ~ is1uis, Mo.
AID sold by all Druggists aud Fancy uuods Dealer
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l8' The FIRST Annual Ball OF Protection Hose
Company, No. 2, will be held at the Gray's Armory
on Monday evening, Oct, 18th, 1859. Tickets s..
Entrance through the American. Leland's Bgid
Is engaged for the occasion.
JAMES FARRESEY, Foreman.
JANRs KREgAN gec'y oC5.25J
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Ssly~ Sec advertisement Of DR.. sanford's Liver
nyigorator.
~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C. &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of tho best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGG, ENswoRTH & Co.'S,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
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ZAEKsyILLR, Oct 10.
PotwIn, Republican candidate for Senator elect
cd by 800 msl
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WHlrh LEAD 10000 lbs. con
w haut on hand, OF sll Tie varilus niHnuhc,urts
auels 10 suneriaf =