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oRoPs There is now a full promise of good
crops in this region. Probably more wheat
will be raised than any year since the weeyil ap
peaFed' Corn is small, bat If we have warm
weather Tor 6O days, will do we'll We have
had hne rains, and grass will be good.-Fys-
mont Journal I'M
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MARRIAGE or MEnBgR ov CoNoREss.-Hon.
Sherrard Clemens, of Wheeling, Va, (tho same
gentleman who was wounded in a duel by o.
Jennings Wise, Esq,J was married on che sth
inst, at the plantation Of the bride, In Madison
Parish, La, to Mrs. O. E, Groves, widow of
Horace H. Groves, deceased.
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WRLLsvlLLE, Juno lst, 1859.

WRLLsvlLLE, juno lst, 1859,
Mr. W. p. Fooo, Ch Com. on 7'ert Books,
Clepsland, o.
Dear Strive have used Hilard's Series OF
Readers in our Schools for nine months past;
we have practically tested tho merits of the Sc
ries and find il adapted to the wants of our
school Our Teachers are well pleased with
them, and find that their Introduction has been
attended with good results,
We cheerfully recommend these Books TO be
worthy OF the favorable notice of your honora-
BILE Committee.
Yours with respect
]. l.. FROHOOK,
Supt of the W. u. s.
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From the above figures it will be seen that
our farmers were taxed during the year, nearly
nine hundred dollars for the support of dogs
If other counties of the State suffered in ike
proportion, We think the next Legislature will
have facts and figures before them sufficient to
warrant the passage of law imposing heavy
tax on dogs PainesDiHe AdD'r.
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AKRON. May 81, 1858
w, P. Fooo, Ch. Com Tent Books, Cieueiand
Board Education
DEAR Sm--Your note Of inquiry in relation
TO Hillard's Readers is received, In reply,
would say, that after thorough examination
OF HilaTds First Class Readers, and further
test by its use in our Teachers Meetings,
It's Introduction into our High
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A FREE NEoRO REoovERs HIS WIsR AND
CHtLDREN-The Louisville Courier says
Reese the free negro who instituted the suit
to regain bis wife and children, whom he pur-
chased from w D, Smith, now deceased, and
which were illegally withheld from him, has
gained his suit in the Circuit Count The case
was argued at length, yesterday, and given to
the jury who returned verdict after a brief
consultation. The verdict was consistent with
the testimony, and proper and right
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JEFFERSON, Ashtabula Co., o. I

May 81, 1852
W p. Fo0G, ESQ dear Sir--YOura Of
tho 25th of May was received in due time Hill.
lard's Series Of Readers are in use in our
Schools. We have used them but one term.
They were adopted after careful consideration
and comparison with other Readers now in use,
and although we did not regard them free from
imperfeotions, yet zoe think them preferable to
any others l0ithia our kaoigiedge
Since they were adopted, there has been no
action in relation to them by the Board Of Ed
ucation. but no dissatisfaction has been eI-
pressed And am still satisfied that our ac-
ton in adopting those Readers vas judcous,
Truly Yours,
@, s. SIMONDS,
OF Board Of Education, JelIerson, Ohio
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY HOENTNG, JUNE 81, 1859.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
70 Plain and Ornamental Printng o. eyery description
lone attho Printing Estahshnedto. The Leader Ofcs on
ne latest improved and most rHpd steam presses in the
pest style on short nooe and al reasonable rates Pare
tuuhr attention paid 90 blank work Every dissertations
Bhding done especially Blank Books, Ledfers Journals
tlos Books, Receiving Books. &c, &C
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Docs AND SHEEP,-FrOm the County Audi.
tor we learn that during the year 1858, there
were killed in Lake County, by dogs, 4I2 sheep,
valued at S743. There were also 100 sheen
injured, valued at STAG BY townships, the
loss is as follows:
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MATRIMONIAL.

10 THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
1t has been my good fortune restore to health many
heusands Of my couptry-women.
My success has excited the malice of the envious and
alous but their prosecutions served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen pathway from the fair sufferers whom
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
uk afford to despse the efforts Of mischief-makers
nd slandere
My friends have repeatedly urged place my med
cine for producing menstruaon within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United Staes but ndispoBon to
aeld so occupied by quacks with their pecious ostrums
and fear that uuprncped counereers might palm
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AAlE DE FEMME" IN tho United States
Al last yield to the entreaes of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FE EMAIE"
need only say, that is in liquid FORM and exaot such
asI have used in my France many years and
that 1t has never failed to satisfactory result
The annie dc Femme and menstruaion stand in the re
ation of cause and effect is alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual uw where il never has existed and to
restore it where it has been from any suppressed
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper of
hons each bottle of tho Amie Femme will bear my
written signature and both the bottle enclosing be
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
~. ,... ,o,A DR., p. II. RECORD.
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The German M@nner Choir returned from
their visit to Cleveland last night. They re-
port Cleveland hospitality first class, and that
their great singing Festival passed of as merry
as q marriage belle.-COl. Statesman
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Mr.. W. p. Foaae,-Dear SiT;--Hillards So
ries Of Readers are in use in our Public Schools
and nave been the past year. l can say Of
them. that they have given entire satisfaction
to the teachers, and also TO the patrons Of the
school
IeOnsider them superior 10 any Reader Ihdps
seer used. Yours Truly,
B. Il. ALBERTS.
Wioughby, May 3O 1858
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-21

CRor ITEMs.-A writer in the Chicago Tribune
under date of June 10th, says he has just returned
from trip entirely through the State, from Chi
cago to Cairo, thence to Galena, and through
Southern Wisconsin, in order to ascertain the
damage done to crops by the frost His report
from this immense grain-prOducing section is
highly favorable. He says the frosts have done
no material damage to either wheat or corn, and
will not essentially deminish the crop. On the
whole there is promise Of more than an Average
yield The writer saw effects of frost after 100
miles south Of Chicago Spring wheat uncom,
monty promising, and greatdea Of it. The corn
in the North part of the State and in Wisconsin
which was touched by the frost "seemed coming
forward without material injury and "on the
whole the prospect of large crop of cerials is
uncommony good for the season Of the year
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OF BOard Of EduealIon, JslIerson, J ohio.

YoUNosTowN, o., May 81, 1859
W. 2 Foa0, sq,,--Dear Sir:--I reply TO
your inquiries. We have used Hilard's First
Class Reader in our High School since last
September with very satisfactory results II
has fully equaled our expectations Tam sir
Yours with respect,
A. b. CORNELL,
sup't Of Schools, Youngstown, o.
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BAD CASE or BROKEN HEART-There was q
rich little scene at the Police court this morning.
Bridget CoSkloy having been taken up as a va
grant was present and manifested considerable
uneasness during the trial Of the other eases, by
jumping up every now and then, and declaring to
his honor the Judge, that she was an abused "fay-
mae" and "might spake word yer honor" At
last the judge told her to come forward and let
him hear what she had to say for herself Blddy
stepped promptly forward. She appeared very
fresh specimen from the green isle, with face 90
brazen as a side of soe-eather, and voice like the
first mate Of privateer She was dressed with
a Roman contempt of hoops and crinoline,
and looked "tough one" Ye worship
says Biddy, with a brogue as thick as a two
inch plank ''ye see, glst had my heart broke
intlrely down at Buffalo, what wi stopping in the
PinliinshirY, which did not like at ALL and-and
-throubie! yer honor; and my husband heard was
droWnded in the lake besides running away with
another woman, aud l fist thought would befrind
myself and come up to Cleveland and see about
il, yer honor"
@(Judge) How did you come to Cleveland
(Bridgetj Walked afoot yer honor, and sore
time for poor woman.
lH(Judge) Do understand you to say that you
walked all the way from BufalOl
(Brdgi) Why n.n 0, ye see, yer honor, WAl
befrindid onos or tWct on the cars and by Soma
gintlemn, yer honor"
(Judge) Did any one advise you to como "a
Cleveland,
(Biddy) Yes some gintlemen yer honor
lTrdraN What gentleman. Bridget
tBiddyj Why yis, yer honor, thel gentlemen az
took me up. They told me I'd better clear out
some where else, and see II couldn't do better
(Judge) Well Biddy, the Jaier will take care oi
you few days, when you can get your broken
heart mended up, snd find better employment
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DGnttstrp.
DENTISTRY
AT all SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
J. read tho following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem with great If you have teeth at all lisp
fact that isl daily exhibited in tho streets in the social
circle and in the paror by the humhes peasant and the
uroudes auacfa is that hundred of persons lose good
ses OF teetb for he want Of the timely aid of good and
skful dentist poor and inferior operation is in many
cases worse than none all If teeth are good have
them examined by good dentist aud keep them in order
II or no time should be lost but have them repaired he
he'll of all diseases All Irregularities ol the teeth bhoud
be attended 20 in childhood and youth ,.
An persons desrous of no dental operations are hvt-
ed TO call at my where particular attention h given
to the Of the natural teeth, where the
VULCANIZED CORALITE,
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Builders & Artbitetts.

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Brackets and al kinds Of Scroll Saving aud Gothic work.
Particular atten m paid TO FngUp Stores. Factory
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N. H. SOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eeps the largest assortment Of the approved nds OF
PECIACLES. Allhis glasses, whether for or far
lighted, are ground under his inspection by machine
Of anew construction with the greatest care
Suithe eyes in all cases curing Weakness Dizziness
iNamatioHOf the Eyes, and imparting strength for long
reading or fine sewing
~ N, II, solomonson would here inform the public
thRhe never employs any in the sale Of hislenses
" Also a splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
ChOSGOPEs, COMPASSES, &C, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect natural.
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Bankers.

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w Bankers and Doallrs IN Foreign and site hx-
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,1flaobintsts Mt.

IA. * ON d Low,
Manufacturer of all kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY, LArHES, MODELS,
Rolling Mills for jewelers. and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND EINISHlG GENERALLY.
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PARIs, January. 1851.

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No. % Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Ande de Femme" at the Propretor's prices
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Is manufactured and all varieties OF aTtcia teeth arc
put up IN the best manner, W tNSEh3Ol5L,,
No 2ll Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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BoARD OF EDUcATIoN RooMs,
CLEVELAND, o May 30, 1859 !
Dear SRI understand that Hillards Sc
ries of Readers are in use in your public Schools
Will you do me the favor to state how long you
have used them, and with what RESULT Do
they give entire satisfaction to your teachers,
and do they fully equal your expectations in re-
gard TO theml
Your compliance with the above request will
very much oblige
Vopr Ohediart gorvert
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WilIOughby, May 80, 1855.
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~ ID. .. .. MIIIHItl
Superintendent Pub Schools, Mt Gilead,
Mt. Gilead, May 81, 1869. ...t
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Now, MEssRs INoHAM & Brace, No l9I Su-
perior street, are the publishers of Hilard's
Readers, and as soon as the proper facilities are
obtained the books will be'manuf
ted and bound In Cleveland
The enterprise should bo should be sustained
by all who are desirous of encouraging HoME
ENTERPRIsE AND INDUSTRY.
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Boston, June TO- 1859
w. P. Fogg, Esq Dear Sir, We make use
OF Hillard's Readers in the Boston Schools.
consider them among the best Readers eztant
My teachers are much pleased icith the Read.
ers and good results are obtained
Yours truly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-04

Beneuo ent Isssssssiee rasSbl4sA4f hy sysesai -
douD.enf. for the Reiief n he s4et aad
Dtsfressed. 1nirt41 wSeh EsSuIe1f -
and kpddexaic Lrssdse1.
vT,Hs HOW ARD AssOI ArIoS, An vis- Of ~
i awful dest ,uctien o. human He esrss ~ sexa-
81 disea -, std the deer iona pYastsrt ugeu To
1Gfovtunass victims Of sucA disease ~ Qsaess ~
eraI year. ago directed fs eonsritine .aTeuu~ - =
G, arita,le ct worthy OF n cir nare u sp~-, -
pcnssry for the res' meat o! this class Of Iii ~x..
In all their sorr-s aud TO eve ress~aa Sxic~ rvse
70 s .no spL'y BY ieisef. With 'esc.sess.e - thss
oondiiisr, lagr, cccrrstru, hAti;s OF Nv - ed
In case ofeytyene pover-y 10 frrniih l~ia-s &c
Of cns.y-, II H. neess- add TIE, the g.
coamslds the highest me<cal skil Of thr az. sEa|
will furnish the most Approved modem t.ea.rr.rs
The Directors u the ssrrrfatisr IN IN. r. snruNs -
port npop the tSoatrG nt af D. xgzl dkpaasm <wre~
IN highest satisfaction With the rucrees vheH h.x
stsena the lAoors Of tesir .rrxsas N .A>ssss q
spsrrsttorrtes, ssminal weakness rcno.rNc. slks1j
syphilis, the vice of sInAHi3n or sr1 abroS. o. n =
OF the adnfys and tisdrer, 6-. end crie~s eoutln-
usnos II me same plan or the ensuing rear. '
The Directors, a revieE o. the ps ST. s~sf as&erU
thss thslv ishoss 10 this spheYs q k-n-ves~ns -
have been Of great oeseAs 10 thu sfiesnd. esDsrta
70 ths ysaee, nod tfey have resolved ts<-vuA< -
sssves, vtA resesed ssal, 70 this very impsssznss
m e1@lSsb . ri crt on sperristrrreeAs - -
nal weakness the vice Of Oasnisn, massafeea1ua~q
see-ehasA - sthes aisssssss = - ssxs1 -
sseled snvssysE ne - Shss5s, On secslo1 q ~
sra Mss for postage. one reccrts cad uss.s - e.
- oousteatIy bsina Duhlishsd fos gSstUe1sO e
6ntiap - Wn - 1880 S0aAG11oa4 0lnuup
~ 80 - UGono1oao 01o1no 1Dl
e. - 1890 80 -. y c.
q T. - a 5asse27
- = ks~svt ssss 80 u ~ saff - = 80
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