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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-27

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.
The Committee on Ways and Means, at a meet
ing yesterday, decided several important points;
first, in favor of modification of the Tariff
Phelps Phillips, Davis, Morrill, and Msclay and
being in favor, and Crawford, DoWdeil and
Letcher against it. .
The sense Of the Committee was taken as to
whether a modification of the tariff should be COM
bined with any loan to be granted. This was car
ried-Messrs. Phillips, Morrill,, Davis, Howard
aud Maclay voting aye, and Phelps, Crawford,
Dowdell and Letcher, nay. --F.F
Mr.. Phelps then submitted his bill for m6difi-
cation of the tariff. 1t proposes to raise S6,OOO-
600 of additional revenue by adopting the decimal
division suggested by Mr.. Cobb-trsnsferring ar
ticIes from the free list to the suitable schedules
and transposing some Of the existing schednles.-
Iron is put at % per cent cotton 20, Woolens 10
and the 100 per cents of the tariff of lS4S are re-
dueed to so on the duties ad valOrem.
The Loan proposed by Mr.. Phelps IS S2l ,OOO,-
900. = IA tE
The motion was opposed by Iverson, Davis and
Bayard, and advocated by Bell and Seward, and
finally laid on the table by 81 to 3D.
The Senate then took up the Pacific R. R. bill
aud rejected the several amendments Of iiiison,
Pugh and Davis. .-s#=s.-..-,
The first named passed by a vote Of % to l3.
The Senate went into Executive Session, and on
the re-opening OF the doors the consideration Of
the Pacific Railroad bill was resumed Various
Rice for Northern route, were lost.
Mr.. Hammond moved TO table the bill. Lost
q against 26. All Of the amendments now being
disposed Of, one O'Clock to-morroR is appointed
for the vote on the final passage Of the bill,
HOUSE.
! A resolution was passed calling on Government
to procure constitutional, diplomatic and CONNER
eial powers from foreign Governments Tor the re-
mova of their present restrictions upou the import
Of tobacco.
During the proceedings Mr.. gorris, Of Penn,
characterized the resolution as deTice 70 extend
special protection 10 tobacco, and suggested that
iron and other products be included
Mr.. Kelsey, OF n. Y. introduced the Homestead
bill, which was referred to the Committee of the
Whole. fs f4a1 -.
Mr.. Grow, Of Pa, spoke briefly in its favor and
gave notice that he should ask vote Tomorrow
unless there seemed to be general concurrence.
The House went into Committee on the Consular
and Diplomatic bill, and rejected the pending
amendment that no money shall be expended in
support or education of re captured Africans.
Mr.. Crawford, Of Ga, offered an amendmen. re-
ducipg the proposed SIS coo to enable the Presi-
dentto carry out the law of 1913 to $4,000. He
commended that the President has no authority to
contract for the support and education Of the Af-
ricans Of the Echo.
Mr.. Stuart, of Nd, favored the contract. The
North makes war on the President for enforcing
the Fugitive Slave law, and if the President en-
forces the law for the suppression Of the Slave
Trade, the South will make war on him. He was
opposed to this ultraism.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CUBA-The required appropriation for the pur-
chase of Cuba is thirty millions, but only twenty
five dollars is necessary to get genteel suit of
clothes made to order at Wilson's, of Ontario
and Champlain streets, up stairs
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N H SOLOMONSON.
Alarm Spring Sash Balance
ENTED
March I'd, 1858: by
THos- DENHAM JOSEPH ". BRIGGS,

THOS- DENHA8I JOSEPH ". BRIGGS,
OF Cleveland, Ohio
THE SPRING AND ITS ATTACH
II menfs perfect substitute for weighs and pul
and balances the sash pon giving
ALARM by the ralS ng or lowering
siiy appsd to windows IN buildn.
Te 0ilowiug nial IS the we known Master
Builders If Cleveland =
f CLBvEIAND. Ohio. November, ls5s
Nessrs DENHsN BBIGGs I'VE, the undermined hay
ing exsulned vour ALARM SPRING SASH BALANCE,
cheerfuy end It as an Invention valuable
community to anything ior like purposes
We have ever seen patented The sash being perfectly
anfed an1 burglar proof tose her Win INC and
socitv clslstrneGn and pied to the window with
such triug expense 4 Sufficient
thai generous pnblic will adopt T. and it will come into
general Truly yours,
J. NJ Bafkburn ArchIJecs Sturtevant--- Builder
and Builder. Geo Campbell..---- do
20 W ). .Wsreer.- -----BuldeIlG II. Kidney.--.,.- 90
Sherm-n Kenney..--- do Jumes BndSe do
W. Cubbou- do A c Brainard do
s NJ Sules.-.....-.. s H Richardson. do
William Colister.- do E. NJ. Wa-d..-.-... do
Henry Biair-.- do COlAhan-------.-. DO
aSs.s DC IeII I1 Johnson DO 10
A. sper----s- 90 IJOnn 0nlractof
,Ohn Gill .,----- Contractor and Builder
Builder
This inventiOn exhibition at Paint and Glass
Warehouse Of T. DENHAM No. 50 Public Square.
and stae kIghts ioI ale hy the patenteas dee2l
S-COLLARS-AL LARGE
lot Of Missess Collars only shilling eacha very
neat article also large assortment Collars
&C, viii be sold low. iull s. HYMAN kiCoS
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" E. RUFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Capes, Mufs, Caps,
Robes, Muflers, Gloves, &c. He offers the highest
prices for Mink, Raccoon, Muskrat, and other
furs Remember 81 door above Bank on Superior
street.
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THANhT UI I Oh I II b LIbE hAL
Il patronage Of his friends and the Of mankind
during the Fall trade, determined clOe
his large vayety Of COOKING. PARGOR, HALL. and
greatly reduced prices
HIS MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES for Hotels, and
his Victor Cooking Stoves for families eannOt be
surpassed for peri elton operation and economy fue
His Hot Air Psrior Heater for Parlors Halls School
Hous Churches, SOreS &c. made for Anthracite Coal
constructed that II answers either fer stove
furnace or both combined and therefore will produce
heat than other the market Ii
handsome and dursble and giving great saisfac-
of best citizens. His ~Pear which is
made oval for paTlOrs burns coke haru coal with
and neatness and also gives perfect satisfaction
The newest and. most desirable styles Of ENAAELED
CRATES on hand at the lowest prices.
He manufactures and keep supplied with Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
always on hand
Til Roofing aEd all JObbiug done on short notice.
An respectfulls solicited call hefore purchasing
elsewhere, al he old and we'll known stand Of
". L. MARVIN,
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MATRIMONIAL.
.nIrs or LIE UNIrEp srArEs

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATEs
It has been my good fortune restore to health many
Thousands of my country-women.
NV success has excited the malice of the envious and
aouS but prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation. Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relsvsd. soiOng held in afectiOnate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
t afford to ieSpise :he efforts OF mischlet-mAkers
nd slanderers.
nv friends nave repeatedly urged TO place my med
cine for producing menzruaion within the reach Of the
Ladies OF the United State but ndspositon to enter
6ed occupied by quacks with their penlcous nostrums
snd that unprncped eounterleers might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale of
AAIlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Atlas yield the entrees Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
Inre-ara to the efficacy of the "AAlE DE FEMME,
seed only say liquid form, and is exactly such
as have used in my France for and
that it has never failed to secare satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and uenSiruaon stand in the
son Of cause and effect 1t alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual low where II never has existed and 70
restore It where has been from any cause suppressed.
In orero guard against imposition the wrapper of direc
uous on each bottle Of the "Amie de Femme viii bear M
written signature and both tho bottle and enclosing bcz
vii be sealed with my private seal.
Price $500 P2ckase- ~ ,,oo,-
Paris, January, 1857.
For sale. wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme" At the Proprietor's Puces.
lOdSwlys
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
l. THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
NIMl~
o----=-------
- 7=-EzI-l
n. b. SOLOMONSON.
PRacTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
esps the largest Of the most approved kinds
PECTACLES. AIIhis glasses whether for ReaT or fai
ghted are ground under his inspection by machine
yof anew construction with the greatest care SO as
suit the eyes in al cases, curing Weakaes DszziHsss
aFa4aafioz a the Eyls and mparting strength ioE lon
re=dug or ane sewing.
~ n. IL SolOGlonson would here inform the pubh
he employs any in the sale of hislsnses.
" Also. splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES, nj
cRossoPES, CONTPASSES, SC, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
CEOheess Superior ct under the American HOte
inu22
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK
CONGRESSIONAL

The S. S. Jura sailed this P. NJ. for Liverpool,
with S25O,OOO in gold bars.
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Me1irines.
.1E Noa iron. tAe Nss York Trl6sns. ]
QSO-TWELVE WEARS A

H. y
AOccs the success Of several medical sentIemen
m cuf1ng uisease principles Ia acriance with ne
natural laws introduced their estab bshneut rs an nDo-
tit e of The GREFENBERG COMPANY OF NFV Yosx =
The continued success Of their remedies and ne r nod
they have gained upon public confidence has uv 1Sted
the honor conferred upon the Association by leessi %
actmeni aud they have feel great pride in
narng their suceessh medical academies also Chartered
rvta individuals and c1mendatory notices IN the lead
ing journals bear witness to the medical skill and hEh
personal character Of the gentleman connected with tie
nnWuithy advertisers Of the day the GREFENBERG Cow
PANY las ever been will be reliable aud trStJrort
melen for the restOr tiOn of health a-sd; and
al WHO are suffering may address them with entire conf
dsncs-
The principles and practice of medicine adoue bv this
OF HEALTH, invaluable medi-aI work uubIghsd
for family and therefore sold at the ina ure of
twenty-five cents fer which It Is mailed free 10 any
The health OF America womea diseases OF chi drsu and
the m1re obscure and ebroBic complaints the
common diseases incident this counry received the
attention Of this institton and enough say that they
nVe proved themselves fully peteut for IN great trust
~ ~hlca the public have confded to thsir skill
Inc colums ss OF The Tribune and other journals have Civ
en- anps testimony lns theirremed e. and read
ers axe refsrred to them for particulars.
From the Democratic Ags
RELIEF FOR MOTHERS AND CHIDREN-In no country
do women sner much from diseases peculiar 10 their
the United Sfates; country do 50 manT chill
these facts that the GrR enber Company at No q Park
Row. New York, opeed their greaf establshIneut for
treat Inc these delicate rud dangerous diseases Dr. Joshua
bfdge IS IN co1sEt attendance at The oce, and he
deemed TO be fully discharge ability an
his delicate du We shall hereafter enter f1T into
this subject, with minute sp se,feaiions
The GREFENBERG SfE0IcINES are f1r sale bs city
SIslslS ald dealers IN medicine Throughout the States
ianB Agent for Ohio.
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-R Among the many remedies before the
public the of Dyspepsia Dysentery Flaiulence,
Constipation, Liver Complaint any other disease aris-
ing from weakness in the head stomach, Dr. J. HOS
letters CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS are
the most certain their effects You who are suffering
the torturing palms, remember that few bottles Of
this powerful yet pleasant compound viii eord great re-
lief Thousands of the trying cases have been cured
and made known to the public bythose who have expert
eneed power trial Is all that Is desired to bring as
many more witnesses the field the public may de-
sire.
For sale druggists and dealers generally everywhere
HoLLowAY's Pills AND 0INTxENT.-Iniqui-
limitations have been imposed upon the public but
they been driven Of the field The purchaser should
look for the waeTmark that exists in every leaf Of the
enveopng book; they contain not the words, "Holo-
way New York and London in semtransparent letters
spurious
Sold at the manufac-ory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists, at 2Sc 63c. and 81 per pct
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A joint resolution was introduced asking for 20
days extension of the Legislature of Kansas. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Territories.
Mr.. Hamlin presented the credentials of Mr.
Fessenden as Senator from Maine for six years
from the 4th of March next
Mr.. Seward made q motion to admit Messrs. Lane
and Mccarthy, claiming to be Senators, to the pri-
vilege of admission upon the floor.
Mr.. Trumbul spoke earnestly in favor Of their
admission and hoped that this act of courtesy
would be extended without discussion. The re
fusal would be disrespectful to the State of In
diana.
The question being put whether to take up the
resolution the nays had it. Whereupon Mr.. IveT'
suggested that it be taken up and voted to lay
on the table, to prevent its coming up again daily
until the end of the session. An animated debate
ensued.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. %, 1889
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

Y Citizens wishing conveyance either of the abOVa
Trains or Boats viii called by the
Omnibus Line by leaving address the Omnbus Of
See 81 Superior street door next to Wedden House
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UNION CLUE MASQUERADE BALL.-Chapin's
Hall never held gayer party than assembled with
in IFS walls last night the occasion of the Mas
querade Ball of the Union Club. Our courage fails
US when we think of describing the parti-colOred,
rainbow-hued ndingeniously blended co,ors which
appeared to the eye of Q spectator, as he looked
over the restless crowd. The floor of the Hall was
filed with the maskers, while the galleries were
crowded with interested "lookers-on in Vienna"
and in the gay palaces of Vienna itself there could
never have been found more diversity of color, cos
tune and feature. We are able to present but
part of the names of the participants in the gay
scenes, our duties having prevented our attendance
at the Hall until late hour.
Miss was beautifully attired
as Morgiana-a costume most brilliant and tasty,
"and by our Lady most ftly worn" This was one
of the finest figures in the Hall. Miss S--W-
as Page. Miss c. S-as the Rover's
Bride. Miss &c appeared as Di Vernon,
a character well supported. Miss E. R in
riding dress. Miss A. A. in Highland
dress, and Miss P in the same. Miss c.
A. represented The Daughter of the Regiment.
Mrs. C-and daughter appeared as Peasant wO-
man and daughter. Mrs. Pr likewise as
Peasant. Mrs. NJ did honor to her character,
The Goddess of Liberty. Miss h in citi-
zens dress, needed no adorning
Below are the initials of some of the gentlemen
with characters:-Don Cesar Du Buzan. W
A.. Cavalier, G-P-. Sailor Boy, c.
W NJ. Page, F s.. Julius Ca
sar, U.s. W. Brigand, NJ
b. Lord Byron, p s.. Brooklyn
Light Guard, F. T. Rover, Mr.. NJ.
Chinese, W j.. Jockey, H s.
10. Same, P s.. French Lunatic
il A. French Dancing Master, H
II McG-. knight of the Red Plume, J.
W-M-. Indian Chief:J-S-. King
Lear, ,L-P-. Jew, T-S- Dutchman
| H P Damon, F. H. Citizens
dress s. C-L--. Brigand, VII
b.. Turk, W K. Fat Boy, b
IC-. Romeo, l. R. Indian, S
|
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WIGS ! WIGS I I WIGS /!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surpaSs all
They are elegant, light. EASY and durable.
Fitting charm--no turning up behind-no shrink ing
OF III head; indeed, thisis the only Establishment where
these things are properly understo, and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
jaulT ". F1SKE. cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE u! HAIR DYE!!
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INV bOOND 7 III
-AtINGHANI & BRAGG,S.
Inghaml 6 Bragg.

Do YOU want a BIBLE, go to .
INGHAM & BRACES.
Do Won wait itfrom the BIBLE SOCIETY. goto
INGHAM & BRACES.
DO vou want CORNELL'S BIOGRAPHIES, got0
INGHAM & BRACES.
Do Won " ant HIILIARD'S READERS, published at
INGHAM & BRACES.
Do you want stOddaris ATiihmeties, g9 to o,,,,e,
lNGHAM i BRACES
D,yau want Green's Grummars, 20 to i'...-
INGHAM & BRACES.
For Wells philosouhv or Chemistry, 20 to
INGHAM d BRACES.
For Pzvsos Dutton OF SC huers Writing Books, 10
- 20 IN CHAM i BRACES.
: u 'O'' 'f ; my ''0''s' iiNGHAM & BRACES.
: . ~ q : i---''''''' 'fNGHAM 4 BRAGGS.
; Or f'' IONS ou'uA' 1-IIS INGHAM & BRACES.
FOR W 1errester's Series Of DicriOBaIes 60 70
INGHAM d BRACES
, f'f u 'ss~ i''A 9p'-4fiNl fNGHAM & BRAGG's.
y = -''r '''' INGHAM & BRACES.
''= ~ -l'''''''''I TNGHAM & BRACES.
: OF 1Ap'io'on : '-'''''l iNGHAM 4 BRAGRs.
- -'''''' : "''''-' INGHAM & BRACES
For HOlyoks Paper and Enye opes go z.
1T' INGHAM & BRAGG'S.
: VI warren f-' '''1' III ING Ham 4 BRACES.
Do , 'ou want any book diaicult to get go to +.
81 TS--71[ INGH.AM 4 BRACES.
Do you want New BIisceane Books, they have ther
INGHAM & BRACES.
D0n'' IAN v Can anu ''' iNGHAM III & BRACES.
D.n1 forgss No. 10I SUPERIOR STREET n. store
= INGHAM & BRAGGS.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. Jan. &c


HOUSE.
Mr.. Craig, of Mo-, from the Com. on P. O., re-
ported bill providing for the transportation Of
the mail from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. English, of Ind, from the same Committee
reported substitute therefor.
Mr.. Clark, of N. Y. from the Com. on Judiciary
made an adverse speech to the bill to amend the
act establishing the Court of Claims, to per-
NIT creditors to sue the Government.
On motion of Mr.. Grow the report was referred
to the Committee on the State of the Union.
Mr.. Chapman, of Pa, from the Committee on
Judiciary reported bill Furnishing the forging or
counterfeiting of military land bounty warrants,
certificates of location or purchase, &C., or know
ingly Uttering or circulating the same, by pun>
ishment of not less than three nor more than ten
years in the penitentiary.
Mr.. Chapman called attention to the importance
of the BILL saying that it had received the unani-
nous appreciation of the Judiciary Committee
There is not statute at this time to punish such
offences although there is for forging treasury
notes. The bill was passed.
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The confusion and perplexity as to identify was
most amusing to see. Friends could not discover
any trace of their former companions, and those
few who appeared on the floor in citizens dress
were accosted by, Dutehmen, Frenchmen,
Darkeys, Soldiers, Sailors, Gods and Goddesses
without knowing what to reply. At the unmask-
ing, there was not little sport at the proximity
of total strangers who had been supposed to be ac-
uuaintances, &c 1t was gala night both for dan
GERS and spectators Leland's and Dickinson's
Band discoursed excellent music as an accompani
ment to the dancing, and sn passed of in an ex
tremely pleasant manner.
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Gtopes, &1.
Stoves and Enameled Crates,
w. L. Marvin,
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL

No ~ South Side Public Square, nearly oppO
site the Old Court House,
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The Old Ruund Church,

In lots to suit purchasers The Seats Desks. Fence and
Gas Fixtures will be sold separately Terms made known
at time of sale. -
CF@For other information apply to N. BLACKBURN,
Architect, No. 36 Oregon street. JauZ65t2l6
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sptriaI Notices.

a For Gas Fiztures aAd Fittiag-AyPly
Foqo EnsrOrfh & Co.. los and lO5 Superior street
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DEmtistrT.
ROBINSON HAS RE.

L ND. ID. t. ItODILNDOLN AA-NHJ III
moved his Dental Once to his reEldence, No. G6
Wood s four doors North 0fthe NJ y Church where he
viii be happy all Of his ormeT patrons, or any 9th
erS who may need his services.
Cleveland. March 10 Iste-mh23du
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J. b. Barnes 1t Co., Proprietors of the Cleve
Plumbing Works, Atwater Block are prepared
With srge force Of experienced wOrkmen doing every
sscrDtion of Plubilg in the most thorough manner,
kE most scientific plans reasonable terms and short
a0ice. Large stocks Of Fountains odierent STYLES and
izes Bathing Tubs of cast and wood, lined with
inuedeopper, steam heaters lead and galvanized iron
pipes Leather ani India Rubber Hose every descpsluo
Of Brass and Plated Cocks aiding the Patsu' SefcOs
Cocks. recently introduced, Wash Bowls, and all kinds
( Wster Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand All
work warranted. n25dEwtf.
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POLICE CouRr, JANUARY 26rH.-JOhn Malta,
for petit larceny, fined $40 and costs, and sent to
jail for thirty days on bread and water.
William Phestt, for larceny of coat was hned
$40 and costs, and thirty days Imprisonment
GOttfried Dietz, for disturbing the peace of the
family of William Eber, was sent to jail for hEe
days
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ICULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
~ STOVE POLISH-ihe best in the market. Also
LUDLOW'S Infaliible Self-Sealing FRUIT CANS. war
ranted to be Air-Tigh for sale cheap at wholesale
retail by W. I. MARVIN, No. ~ Public Square,
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DED1oArIoN.-Tbe new frsme Baptist Church
on ST. Clair street, near the corner Of Marshall St,
is completed throughout, and will be dedicated
Sabbath. All who feel interested in the Sunday
School cause are earnestly invited to be present.
This structure. though not Of imposing appear
ance il neat, convenient and substantial, and well
saanted for a Mission Church.
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lanlt NJ - hfaa0W .. Y
N- /" TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."

~ LO DILU1L = LIO U OL4A W A1LEs
No sentemaR should mnsl in the society CT ladies with
his teeth diScoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
urifyng the mouth after smoking or chewing, 'FON-
TAlNE's CREAM OF WILD FLowERs"is is of the
most eertual deutrifoes It whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums aud imparts the breath, often
offensive, an agreeable fragrance.
FOR SAvING.-Its rich laiher pensratss and softens
the bearl prevents irritation aud renders the operation
Easy and agreeable. F. C FoNTAINE Co 3OS Broad
way. and No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold by all
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CLEVELAND LycEUN.-At n meeting Of this AS
sOciatiOn, held on Tuesday evening, the following
officers were excited:
President-F. J. WARBJRroN
Vice President-F. WEED.
Secretary. DEeNoN.
Recording secretary-L. DANks
Treasurer-L. MEKRIcK.
Narshal-C. TURNER sl ts-
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misltlla11eol1s.
Auction Sale.

n CUTTER & SON WILL SELL
W. 4: Auction on the premises, on
Tuesday, February lst, 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. M.;