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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

THE COUNTY FAIR,-The Cuyahoga County Fair.
will be the most successful one yet held. The
grounds are large and well arranged and the va
rious officers and managers have ben and are
doing all in their several departments that can be
done TO make the Fair prosperous and successful
one Encouraging accounts come from all over
the County Of the number Of entries to be made
and the delegations present.
While horses, cattle, sheep, swine, fruit, yegeta
bles, farms, gardens, mechanics, ino arts and fornl
departments will all be attended 10, that other at
traction which has come TO be regarded as u great
'drawing ieature"-female equestianship- not
been neglected. The whole charge Of this depart
ment has been put under the charge of sheriff
Wightman, which announcement is enough towarrant
that the thing viii be done up in proper style. lie
will attend personally to the master and ladies'
throughout the county can be assured that ample
preparations will be made for their reception and
accommodation. All the buildings that can con-
tribute to the comfort and convenience OF the ladies
are provided, Cue sitting room having been fitted
up for their benefit A premium win be awarded
to lhe township which sends the largest number Of
equestrennes, and discretionary premiums to the
most skilllul riders large number Of ladies' have
sign1ed their intention TO be present aud compete
and the trotting course will present gay scene on
the second and third days Of the Fair. Let ihc
ladies' turn out from all parts Of The County.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


e combination of ingredients in these pills is tho re-
Nlt q long and extensive practice. They mild IN
their operation and certain in correcting all irregularities,
Painful Menstruaons removing all obsructions vhoath-
from cold otherwise headache, pain in the side pal
pitStion Of the heart whites all nervous Affections hyser
ics fatigue, pan ia the back and limbs &C. disturbed
sleep, which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of a IN the treatment Of
these TTegu luTes aud distractions which have
many thousands of the young the beautiful and tue
owed 10 PREMATURE GRAVE No lomlie enjoy good
health unless she is regular, Rn whenever obstruction
fakes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efec'ual remedy ever known for all
plants peculiar to FeHas To all classes they nyul
liable, inducing Hi ceraiaty periodical REGULARITY Ihey
Known TO thousands who have used them at different
uenods throughout the country having the sanction Of tho
most eminent QfgsiciaHS ga AFter7cd
Erplcif dire hons fltHg igea and DtsA they should not
b used with onch BUSthe Price One Dollar each 5or
faiaiag 40 Pills.
valuable pamphlet he had flee Of the Agents Pills
sent by mail promptly by enclosing price the General
Agent. Sold by Druggists Renerully.
X. B. HUrClISGS, General Agent,
No. lG5 Chambers ST., New York.
sold in Cl0Veland by WM. FISKE aud GAYLORD &
HAhMOND. aprsd2wGm2I
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THE CRICKET MATCH.

NUN IhhAi1 pVpI' 10
AT the Cricket Match, the playing was re-
sumed at l o'clock TO day, Ellis Joining Smith,
who was in last night Smith was bowled by
Parr for seventeen runs, which we're got by
very pretty playing. The remainder Of the
score GOOD Smith b. Parr II runs Ellis
~ Parr none; Kerr and Casar b. Parr 2 runs;
Prior =, nd Coffin b. Parr l run; Tilston (not
outl none, making the total of the Canada
Twenty-Tyo's Ii. nings SO, leaving the Eleven
of England 80 runs to get in order to win
These were obtained with the loss of two
wiokets, the score standing ;-Lookyer b. j.
Smith 10; Hayward and Bonner b. j. Smith
II; Coffin not out; V. Diver not QUIT ny
yves 2, Wides 6-7; total 39
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WAR OF RACES IN VENEZUELA.

hN'iNNf bNBNs q -
A file Of the St. Thomos Tidence of Sent
LIST, received at this port, contains an impor-
tant document showing the terrible condition
OF affairs in Venezuela, where war Of races,
famed by political and military aspirants, is
rapidly depOpulating the country. The docu-
ment in question is an appeal for the protec-
ton OF the foreign Consuls at Cndad Bolivar
to the Governors of the French, English and
Danish West India Islands. In the appeal
the Consus say that the contest now going
ON is not an ordinary revolution, having for
its object political end, but, on the contrary,
the motto now is, violence, death and pillage.
Inc acts Of atrocity committed by these Van.
dals are, they say, 80 numerous that it would
be difficult to cnumerate them. In the prov
inces of the interior whole communities have
disappeared. Nothing but foreign interven-
ton, probably will save the country from en-
tire destruction.
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Several cases continued.

JUST AS WE EXPEoTED.-Our neighbor Of the
Herald it seems, did 20 down into the defles Of
the Pennsylvania mountains, and On the Central
Ohio "ESpress' to aid in hunting up cone Joseph
Tod and as result of his soarohines, be has
actually found-a letter from Carey, o., from a
man who chad brother stolen thiriy,four years
ago" ard hasn't heard frcm him since. lie don't
say whether ho was stolen by "fairo damselle"
or by what other means. Good for tho "Indian
Captive" Things is working"
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DESPERATE CuARAcTER'-The man Smith,
alias English, who is now in jail on the charge of
picking the pocket Of Mr.. s. J. Page, at the Melo-
deon few nights since, is one Of the most accom- =
plished and noted pickpockets Of the country, his
sphere of action not having besn confined to Ohio
Or the West. He is sometimes inclined to be a
little refractory in Jail. A day or two since, Mr..
Smith the Jailor heard him with some others talk.
ing very loudly aud insoenty as TO him Mr..
SMITH lie told them to keep more quiet and TO-
sPectiul or they would be shut up in their cells in
the day time. As he he went out English contin-
ued his loud talk when Smith went back and Or
dered him into a cell. lie entered one Of the ups
per cells and still continued noisy when he was told
to go down TO one of the lower cells. This lie re-
fused 10 do, squaring of and showing lgbt. Smith
seized him and the two had a close contest for q
few minutes, Smith finally knocking English do n
with bis large key, The fellow was conquered,
but we understand there was hot work for a time.
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Last Nights Report.
ARnIVAL oF Ole CIMCAssIAN.

81, JOHNS n r. sept. ~
The steamer Ciroassian arrived yesterday
afternoon from Liverpool, with dates to Sat
urday, the 18th inst. two days later than re-
ceived by the steamer Vanderbilt.
She reports experiencing heavy weather.
She saw the steamship Asia which also sailed
from Liverpool on the nth, ON Saturday af-
ternoon last, to the southward
The Circassian has three hundred passen-
gers on board.
Nothing has transpired at Zurich in rela-
tion 10 the Conference.
The sailing Of the Great Eastern has been
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

DIsTRIcT CoURT-SErr 27rH.-Evans w.
PrOudfoot. Verdict for Plaintiff for $500.
WIN. Rogers VS.. J. V. MaIhiyei, et al. Action
for damages for alleged trospass by defendants on
premises of Plaintiff. Verdict against Mathiyet
for $7OO-but in favor of Defendant, Hart.
Hubbell ct. al, VS.. odell, ot al Action grow.
ing out OF sale of lot Of beef cattle by Plaintiff
to Defendants in the autumn of 1854. Now on
trial.
William II. Champion, Esq, of Cleveland, wat
admitted to practice in the several Courts in the
State of Ohio.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE !
Wm, A. Bachelors Hair Dye

The Original aud best 10 the wordl
An others mere limitations and should DO avoided
you wish 10 escape udiuule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly TO a
beautiful ard natural Brown Black, without the laAs
injury 10 Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bssu
WaIdod To WIN. A. Bachelor snce 1893, and $1,000
applications have been made 10 the Hair OF his patrons VI
his famous Dyes.
VIII A, BArCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
4ot to be distinguished from nature, and is wARRAErEp
not to iNure the least however long De continued
sahd the III effect Of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair pygor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied (n private TOOmsl at tho Wiz
FactnFY, No. Gt3 broadway, NJ Y
Sold Ia all cities aud OF the United States b. Drug
s4sts aud Fancy Goods Dualess.
rg- Ths geuuinH has tho and address upon atoe
plate engraving ON four sides uf each BuK, of
MM. A. BATCHELOR,
ianlT No. 233 Broadway, N. Y.
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War IN CHINA.-rhe water feed pipe Of the
Great Eastern collapsed, but Mcclure, at 1876 On
tario Street got bis large stock safe bom,, and he
has on exhibition, leather ware Of all kinds
Calf Winter Boots and Shoes in any quantities. at
reduced cash prices. Don't come too fast gentle
men, and you shall all be accommodated.
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I'M. II. sOLOMONsON

PRAorIcAL AND ScIENTIFIo OPTIoAN,
cops the largest assortment of hs most approved kndso
PEcTACLES. Allhis glasses, whether for OF iar
lighted, ground under his inspection by machine
Of construction, with the greatest care
suittho eyes ua cases. curing Weakness, DizEiasss
ffanmatoaot ns Eyes, and mpartng strength Tor long
SEAdng or 6ne sewing.
re- ~ H. Solomonson would here inform the public
hRthe employs any ia the sale Of hslenses
10 Also, splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES, MI
CAOSGOPES, COMPASSES, &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect rs natural.
E9-Omos3s SuperiOrstTeot under the American Hotal.
iunZ2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

DoNATIoN YlsT.-In view Of the embarrassed
circumstances pecuniariy In which be Is unexpect
edIy placed, BY being deprived OF that means Of
support /" which be has looked for the past 22
years, the friends OF the Rev. Alpha Wright will
tender him a Donation Visit, at the house Of AM
brose Anthony, No. ia, Franklin st., West Side,
this evening, Sept 2sh. All are invited to at
tend.
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"LooK ON TINS PlcrURE, AND ON rnAT."-This
was the language of Hamlet to his loyal mamma,
according to W. Shakespeare, Bsq. It is nov sup>
posed that this remark was made whilo thoy we're
on visit to S. Crobaugh's Art Emporium, oppo.
site the Post oHice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

%0> Dependency mental arrangement &e.--
Electricity tho King Of remedies. Dr.. Gibson is
the only Physician in the city Of Cleveland who
cures headache and other diseases which cause
dependency, mental arrangement ant suicide.-
See his advertisement in another column,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

Coon ADyIcE.-Be saving of your money and
make it go great way, by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself and children, at l. Benedict &
Sons, POI Superior It,, who have received very
large and choice assortment Of goods In their line
of the latest styles.
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WASIIINCTON RIJnOI,S.

New. YoRK, Sept. q.
limitations received in diplomatic circles
here, would justify the belief that England
and France will again be allied in a terrible
war, and that China will be made TO suffer
severely for her late attack upon the English
troops. The rumor that Russia had finger
in il is fully credited
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WESTERN NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 81.
The Santa Fe mail with dates 10 the 18Th,
reached independence to-day.
Otero has been reelected 10 Congress by
$500 majority.
Serious difficulties are apprehSRd5d with
the Indians in the vicinity Of Allion's RaIch,
in consequence Of the abandonment Of tARt
trading post
The number Of visitors nj tbs Fair today
IS estimated at 10000 Vast crowds Of
strangers continue to arrive from all parts Of
the country,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

IMPORTANT TO snIPPERG-U. s. Express Co.'s
Fast Freight Line, Great Western Despatch, is
bringing freight from New York and Boston to
Cleveland at the lowest Railroad rates, viz; Now
York-9O, 81, AZ, 80 Boston--9s, 7S, AZ, 81.
sep23lw b. IL. BARNEY, Agt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

BRANDRETH's Pulls HAvD no ACTIoN HAVE
ON IMPURITIES Young people canno', but middsnsed
and old people can appreciate The medicine which. being
sickness acts only upon the Of the disease.
Around every organ affected, there the medicine pene
EFales removing impurities preventing all settling Of the
hunors ulcers, sweiluEs tumors In Heart Alice
rions in Epilepsy in PleuTiy in Fore Thoas and aec
tons The Respiratory oIgaps generoy in pyspepse
thdss wonderful Pills give immediate rel Of; and perseye
yarence will AInladies which have been
pronounced beyOnd human skill have been cured by their
use And is this wonder fun Behold the reason -
BRASpRETHs Pulls purify the blood; they have
except over impure humol and these being removed the
disease is removed Millions deriving health from the
of this innocent medicine which never weakens, but
always strengthen firstly by taking out Of the dy those
matters, viii h held as II were the life pnnci'e IL
custody; and secondly by imparng life giving property
the blood.
sold At No 29l Canal ST.. Bnudroth's building; ant by
a. s. Gardiner No 20 Superior CAevc ah and bv
medicines dSw
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEw YoRK, Sept. y.
Nothing Is yet known Of Professor La Noun
tain or Mr.. Haddock who made a balloon as
cension here on the 23d inst. Much alarm IL
felt for their safety. Their course when last
seen was az northeast
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

WEsTMNsTER CHURcH'-TLe unsold pews in
this church will be rented for the ensuing year
cd Thursday evening next at 7 l-2 O'Clock, For
this purpose the church will be open aud lighted
at that hour
by order Of the Board of Trustees sep2s:255
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

TINS Rumsey 4 Now combs Min
strels will be hero but two nights more, They
had good house last night and their witcisms,
songs and instrumental performances were
heartily received. In their burlesqus operas they
have no superiors and all they do, they do we'll.
by the way, hardly any punishment would be
too bad for those reckless IOwdies whether dress
ed finely noO who, csrelefs of life or limb, will
Intentionally crowd and push when descending
tho stairs Of the hall after the concert 1t was no.
ticeabe last night and the night before. Some
sariOuE accident may result from such unwarrant-
ablo "pport."
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HOLLowAY's ONTNENT-OANcER AND ScRo-
the results either Of inherited disease or irregular
mode Of hfe vanish unjer the penetrating aud experng
influence OF this foe o these dire infections; the untimely
to csusc and the knife may b5 obyaod by tho
sppliCat OF this powerful salvo.
Sold az the manulaciory. M. 50 Maiden Lane New
York and by all Druggists 26c e3c and 81 per pot or
box. sepg7.255
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RAFF's GUIDE TO ExEcUToRs AND ADMINS
TRAToRs This book is designed to furnish cor
rect and familiar guide TO Executors ana Admins
traitors in the discharge of their duties Ia the ci
tation Of authorities, the author, Geo. W. RifG,
Esq, has confined himself exclusively 10 the de-
cisions of our own courts. This work is useful in
settling the estates of deceased persons The
learned counsellor preflxes a brief comment
upon the statute of wills, and other useful
information the business community should be thor
oughly acquainted with. 1t is for sale at Parsons
Law Book Store, No. l0l, Superior Street.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of oyory Dissertation
done at the Printing Establishments Of the Lsader once
ON tue latest improved and rapid steam presses in the
beststylc short notice. and reasonable rates Par
ticular aitennn padto blank work Every doscrution
ofbmding done especially Blank Books edgers Journ
as Sales Books Receiving Books &c &C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

For LAKE SUPERIOR The iavorite and slaunch
steamer Northern Light will leave this evening for
Lake Superior She was advertised to sail last
evening but was necessarily detained over one day
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

FOuND.--A large braas key was found in Cha
pins Hall on Sunday night bfer the Concert The
owner can have the same by calling at this Office
and paying for this notice.
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ORDINANCES.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

SILVER Soar SILVER SoAPl For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles &c.-Another lot just received by
FcGG, ENswGRTH Il Co.
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PROM CALIFORNIA.

NRw York, Sept. q.
The steamship Moses Taylor has arrived
with the California mails Of the I'd instant
and over 81, ,000,0 900 in gold.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
NEW ADYERTIsnmENrs.

Dr. Banning-One week OAy
Barrte--Lomp Shades
MoGuire-Bus Notice.
Atlantic Monthly October Nc.
II. +. Brayion-Nouh Amtriesn Iusurarce O..
Rev. A. wrght-Donation Visii-Bus. Notice.
Westminster Cburch--Bus Notice
Pelton S Breed--For DuIlhk
Hanna Garre'son sCo.-For Lake Superior.
Polton & Breed-For bicago.
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~ r. Stair 4 Co, have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gentlemens Hats We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat to
call on the Messrs Stair & Co., and get fitted.
dy-u
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POLICE CoUnr-SErT. 27TH.-IIarvey Hutch
inson, for intoxication, was fined So and costs.
John Alexander, for petit larceny, was fined the
costs and sent to Jail for 80 days.
Isaac Farnswortb, for disturbance, was fined tho
COSTS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-28

To For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go TO b G. Dieiz, III Superior st.
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Ssl5~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale nj
Hawks, Schuckers and Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, IT'S Ontario Street
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= oHuMAN FRnLrY, or PnYsIoLoa1oAL RE

Ey HUMAN FRHLTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
srAuC qEs" should bo r,ud by everybody. It treats
sslfn 'tsd diseases and the results Of early nal practice
the causes that frequently lead TO unhappy HqTTlges the
relief bnd pto ycnton with o1pious Instructions the
sure method OF dispeng the Hsgipilgs that reQu nty
take hold Of those about TO enter into tho marriage
The work is beaaty Illustrated with cOorcd cngrav ngs
and is fruugh with wholesome advice and oxl oratons
Sold by Dr. BARROW l51 Prince street, New York -.
Price 25 cents. Sent lree.
Sod by GAYLORD * HAMMOND, and VIM .F1sKE.
Druggists. Cleveland. iep5
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Books & 5tatiOmrru.
j. B. COBB Il CO.,
Booksellers & StatiOnerS,
No. tsa Superior ST, Cleveland, o.
SCHOOL BOOKS At WHOLESlLEll

J. N. COBB q co.'s.
VHE FOLLOWING SCHOOL
Ne sss is k' H @ sea .%s1sas % se % only g
me of tho shdag huds and shows bu, asniii part Of
{ the variety which We keep
McGuney's Headers. Old Series,
McGuGey's Readers, New Series,
Hillafds Readers
L0yells Readers,
Towno's Beado
Webba Roadtrt,
Sargoant's Readers,
Webster's Elementary epeint Book
McGuGey's Spelling Book,
RAYS SERIES OF ARlTHETIcs.
SToDUARDs SERIES oF ARlTHMETICs,
Rays Higher Arithmetic,
Thompsons Atiihmetics,
Mitchelrs Series Of Biographies,
Conlrs Series Of Biographies,
Morteiths Series OF Biographies
Cotton n Pitches Seiios Of Biographies
Wauou's Common School 0oography,
wauon's Fhyscla GsogiaphS
Whites Local Geography,
Pinneo's Primary Grammar,
Pinnoo's Anay c Grammar
Green's orimmars,
Browns Grammar,
Brow 3 Grammar Of Gnmmors,
Clak's English Grammar.
Wells Grammar,
weld's Grammar,
Bullious Grammar,
Fuwet's Grammar,
MIrCHELLS OUTLINE MAPS,
PELToN's OUTLINE MAPS,
Camps Biography,
Rays Algebus,
RobnsOn's Algebra
Davies Algebra
Bouron's Algebra.
LoJniis' Algebra,
Logendros Geometry,
Ollendotds German Grammar,
Ader's German Reader
Adlet's German Dictionary, l9mp.
Allor's German Dictionary, svo.
Woodbury. German Grammar,
OlleudorHs French Grammar
Fasquello's French Grtmnar
Spes Surrcnne's Fropch Dictionaries,
C0ll0tt's French Reader
Anthun's Classical Series
Andrews StoddarI's Lalin qrammar new ed,
Andrews Laiiu Reader
Buihon's Latin!Series,
Anthon's Latin Dictionary
Andrews' Latin Dictionary,
Amod's Latin Prose,
Arnold's Latin Series Of Books
Liddlo \ ScO'rsGreek Le1hon,
CfosbI's Geek Grammar aud Lessons,
nulhon's Greek serios
Wells Philosophy,
Oimdeds Philosophy,
ouaekonho' Philosophy tatwl
rarkor's Philosophy,
Comstock's Philosophy
Porcr's Chemistry,
Simans Chemistry
Stockhnrdrs Chemistry,
Wells Chemistry,
Cutters Physiology q works)
IIeokors Physiology (now)
CIiItonlen's Book keeping
u mrs Bookkeeping,
Fulton h EasiInans Blok-keepins
Jonos Book k-kee ing,
websters Primary D ,tiona,y
Wobsters Common School nctionery
webslers High School Dictionary,
websois Counting g-lIouse Dictionary,
WEBSTERS UNABMuGED DICTIONARY, n, y
edi ion,
Sponcofs Writing Books
faysm, Duutou h Scribner's Writing Hooks
Msrkham's History Of England,
lads School Histories.
Lussins's U. 5 History
Quackenbos' Course OF Composition,
Quacl enbos' LIST Lessou in Composition,
Sargoanl's standard Speaker
Pulnam'B EiOculion,
HowS ElOcutiunists (newl
The New York Speaker,
Kdd's Il oculion
PaikeT Aids to Composition,
sc III DOL STATIONERY.
Whiting Books with topiOs and without.
Comdosition Books,
School Registers,
Sketch Books.
Ghloirs 3Pers a doz In bor)
Glotts School Pens, q doz in box
GuoIrs lIOPens Il dOz. in a bor)
S holais Record.
Blank Tor Spelling Erxorcisas
Black Hoard Crayons.
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10y See advertisement of DR.. sanrord's Liver
nVporator
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II. Tnn GnnAr DnAwnAck ro Prnsnns En

" The GREAT DRAwBACK TO Persons EN-
grating to the extreme Western country the great fear
thsy have Of the ever and Aguctho deful Of ali
diseases Every day hear Of persons attacked by this
disease aud made helpless in q short time without any
means of ahordng relief In view Of The great demand
for cdy Dr. liostoor has presented his celebrated
BITTERs" whose curative powers for AL diseases Of the
stomach have been universally acknow lodged. The "bt
ters" prepared aftor long experience and deep study
have received tue encomiums of the eminent phys
clans we'll all classes from every part country
TO those who doubt their many virtues all say is
try Them and judge for themselves, respectively.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
seT21lw
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~ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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STEAMER SUNK.

MENPHIs, Sept. 81
The Arkansas river steamer Irene sunk on
Saturday night. Loss $4,000.