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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

SUNDAY, Js'y 3-6p.M
A usual 1t this Of the year, the approach OF the
ec@th las caused pretty general dnlaess 10 business
cces, and busipesa Of al Kinds promises to be sacS
rail people from the country The Improvement
cotton reported by the LIST steamer from Europe
red eth mach satisfaction by holders nere and csassd
osnnese IN prices, transactions, however, are very
irai,ed. We drawing the ena Of the crop Tho
receipts tae ports LAB. week eco balss agains.
1860 bales week iast year and 5000 bales
wsek 1857 making tho toal crop receipt dase
hals ssans 2,9sc COO bales 60 same date 1865 end s7
eco bales 1857. The total export foreign
countries date is 600 bales agaipet aea
20 date 1885, and 00a bales 10 d@te 1857
Cberenas been rather animation in the breadsus
naRe', with 81 Increased demand partly Tor EXPORT; BID.
pfices are unchanged, as general rule, nod the aggse
gate raosacons Of the week have been SNAIL Toe nos
reaher OF the pas. week been very bseeca che
growing orope the reports from all parts ocnsnue to o
extremely favorable Water wheat is beng harvested
in the southern counties OF the great Sta,es the
Farmers report tast thus far damage has been dose
either by rast BY they and The prospect is good fer
the iargeet crop harvested. rhe kcropean cros
also lock WE'LL and the chances therefore favor
continued low prices all kinds of grain. Provisions
rather lower, the Ecropesn hsy s,g been w
favorable heavy rappi.es especially Of pork, have
also tended 20 depress prices.
The dry goods aad foreign merck sndiss markets
are inscs'Ss, but pfscee steady. Tne imports
OF dry goods for the foil trade are excessive, snd
Toe prospect is fair for low prices toward ths
Of the season. From ali thu, Can learn, the
iin~or,aioos will be heavy in July. Our impe-taso
discouns.ag the Western crop with - ysugs Aase.
Sugars opened steadily, but closed heavily wish YER
Moderate cuouess. Coffee 10 rm transa moderate
Hidss are qaiet, at unchanged prices Kas has
ceased to exercise any influence markets
The follovipc the comparative Custon Eopss tables
Of the rade Of .he port for tho gear aud jan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04
Obituary,


Tse Louisville pspers uotD na oeath 81 Victor T. Wss
20 twebty yesrs He the boy who wa whipped
y Sseisr TIE Echoo' teacher, which wt.ppirg .ae
lsst sct ia tue ha.t WaIc tragedy Ia LOUISVILLE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

ooo i,eso grades Of STATE and western "s.s a,c aaa
arnar so1tbesn ADue Ies@ ad'lve, y" 40 s.ies
tul lp,d 10 Ara BIO min ~,snlt I" a.,ve raesa OF
irces Rso -four uDcbAos' spa sAisa limited.
Germ meal VAS oaet " 9sosp .ns for jersey sna -sny
~iue wh@l--rhe de@Ap,. "a light aud aoonced To
anal lot o. neS snusfsTu RED 81 SIS Rys ~us an'st
~ CSC AGO osr utcnap9ed, sh,e yses OF State we're
made al go 40 nj W. stern Canadian a. 4oc
4sc. Barley heavy aud Irregular, With ssios 70
lai ted 81 go nvsh-ls Csnfo MA AT TOO
cossvx The market qr-t hu, prices we're nrdu;
lSc hafe - Dom pgo were noo 81 y. g.
CUrros IL repg near tbe advert OF the nxf,oDa non
Gay. Abscct the cry, ~n'cn DO
EeGleo 10 r.rner mo iess active, ~i'e
lp:ces Ol,pued ifm. the embraced Apod, $50
cafes, ciosIg hiu st about die lo,o~ qiotatoSs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

a AAkE OHANOn-FROM 8 TO 30 PAID FOR LADrNs
snk afesea And nom u " ~ tor gentle uSnts ~
ssH l. M )ewery a. nos BY pan aaly A.
sus ~ y - 10 peventn evenue bstwcon Nptvsnth And
IwenneA sueen Ladies attended 81 Nrs. z. ~
~ shy 80 disp0se Of receive fsr cb n,ics s h .s
addressp. Cohen 6s sim QHA Il Lsurens strest.
N B.-LadSes attended 70 BY Mrs. u. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

Imports (Dihsr thsn Dry Goods md Specie
NJ the Port oS New York, Tor the sve,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

Increase. 1857 1874 llsi,7Sa l49,747 $50 400
Money bss been rather more active duriag the past
week. partly 10 consequence OF the pay which have
made into the subrreusury account OF the rev
Treasury notes, and partly from closing Of Wall street
operators TOR the holidays Call losas have been 10 re-
quest a. 81 per cent; do hear Of any loans on
good fecurty above that dgure Money advanced in
value at the discount houses ALSO though the amount
paper seeking diecount st small We quote irst class
endorsed paper over 60 days, per cent; very good
though not strictly first class o. 10 yer graies 10
H. If business were more active in Wall street, aud
there ree borro as there USED to be-
money would probably again rule this fail at one per ceos
mouth sustained advance Of one or two per cent ia
nooey would not be felt - hardship oy either mer
chsnie or brokers' and you'd regarded AZ booa BIZ
oaF,laisn. Exchange on Europe continues steady AZ
lio< for baokers' sterling GO day bis. AMI lloM
Z foF sbort sight; for frsncs BIO l3 FOR 90 DAY bills
end 90 for short eight Toe business aosacted mas been
quite moderate.
The following hss been the course OF the s.ook arket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

AT roMpKISs SQUARE.
l. Signal rockets
2. Illuminated yew tree.
3. Liberty and Justice.
q. holsn palmetto.
8. Pyesop flower.
Q. Illuminated bombs.
7. Polka dasce apd colored battery.
s Flower pots.
Q. Ispabsn rose.
10. Illuminated bombs.
j. Tribute OF Ceres and polka dance
~ fiower pos
13. Star OF America
il Illuminated bombs.
Is. scfoll quaerile.
10. The Caprice.
II, Illuminated bombs.
)s. Tenplay Croes OF Malta.
~. Equestrian Statue Of Washington
AT MOUNT NORRIS.
j. Signal rockets.
2. Indian palmetto
3. Liberty and Justice
4. Flower pols.
3. Passion flower.
6. E. p.ian pyramid
z. Flower pots.
8. Fpsbap rose.
3. Illuminated bombs.
10. Star Of America.
ii. Flower pots.
IL. The caprice.
ID. IlumiDated bombs.
IA. Fsries' frolic.
Is. Flower pots
16. Saturn and bis satellites.
II. Illuminated bombs.
10. Liberty.
10. Grand mosaic battery, (nnale.)
All the above we're prepared BY Joseph G. and Isaac
cge Jr, the celebrated pyrosechnsts Of Jersey City
nder whose direction tho displays wiz be made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

The following uabls gives yonaAry OF oue ,o.,.s IN D
hartors o' k.w York Boston, BALTIMORE wsuinsOn n q
Char sst0n 3avGnban wuDe Orlrnna md 2saivs~f.
II a'es. sccouLts rom each OF those por.s,--
Ss.. .IT
5Arhs ..................11 LIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

The bank averages. as made W yesterday snssed ina
the banks begin banisess ibis s2294s 66s Ia
spece-a declining average, however The large spe;ie
shipment Saturday Bost for the iost pAr be deads
en from the above amount and Wednesday the esis
~l probably take further large rae Sab rressary
BAG lost money since ast week. Last Saturday i. held
s5s4aS Pts; yesterday 1t held 81 29S no. though 10
wares OF million 10 gold has been paid in for Treasury
rotys. So far learn, the banks are sdaesiug
faithfully TO the wise policy Of contracting their
The lower they fall at present the essier the banks
viii be in October. The bsnk ment for toe week Wal
mare up on Saturday ustead Of Monday az ususl taa.
day being holiday. II compares as follows with the
statement OF last week.
WEEK ending LDrns Specie Circulation Deposits
June ~ .Si2l, IA 4+9 2i7osssl s,26o43 II 1873 Ih
July g.. 1H 4oi,I73 1894 6o5 s,Soo,7.O 78132eu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

AR 1t New lcpd,o lst's bsrk soeth West Rogers o--,
gf1on rsDd Win 1910 wb sod "a 40 The llnchsa AZ "A
there OF ship Peruvian
New ned'otd shio Ccno,S Hals ssssr,a Tn a.
for wishing
fpcssn-June a. lat n a. Ion 20 rs s,hr scee- With
2eb hills
June 70 lat "a 60 lon 81 80 sshr l. vios wtbsosp
-s~sGSr,
ship hammock rosne Sofesns oonl Juoas
Ion Inrteess.
hip .crcea BAbo9 from NOT cans Tor Ioadan jun. 81
6Isytnaas -
sh'p cch Lamar Lsrphear from rorlsaos so~ renba-g
N. Ion n y -
schr Condor Of Pembroke June 3 lat 81 is lon IS 80
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25

THE place to get Childrens Metallic tipped
II shoes is ut the New Dry Goods Store Of
SELFRIDGE q PUGIT
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
Bleaching and Cleaning Bonnets.
Jefferson Institute.

+ MlLLERSBURG, O.
THE SUMMER SESSION will commence
Il Monday, April IL, 1859, and continue five
months The Proprietors having regularly or
ganized under the supervision of a Board Of
Trustees, are determined to make it first class
Institute, where facilities will be afforded for
studying all the branches usually taught in our
Colleges and Seminaries.
Special attention will be given to the instruc-
tion of those wishing TO prepare for teaching
Boarding can be obtained at reasonable rate in
private families, and there are also facilities for
boarding in clubs at very low rats. For fur
ther particulars address J. P. SCOTT, Millers-
burg, Holmes Co.. o.
REV. ]. P. SCOTT, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL, and
Prof of the Latin and Greek Languages, and
Moral Science.
R. H. WHITE, A. B., Prof. Of Mathc-
matics, and Natural Science.
CHARLES KOLBE, Prof., of Vocal and
instrumental Music, and the German and French
Languages.
Miss MARY BATTIN, Assistant Teacher
of Mathematics aad the English Branches.
MISS LUCY c. WHITE, Teacher of Linear
and Duo Chromafic Drawing.
March "a, l659-3ltf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
The Treaty Of viIIafranca.

If the war got up by Louis Napoleon
on the false pretense of fberating Italy,
gave rise to a general confusion of ideas,
8 shifting of positions, and a prostitution
of men and things without parallel in the
history of Europe, the peace Of Villafran-
ca has broken the fatal spell. Whatever
NAV have been said of Louis Napoleon's
astuteness, that peace has destroyed his
prestige, and even alienated him from the
French people and the French army, whom
it was his chief purpose to attach to his
dynasty. When he tells that army that be
made peace from fear, both of Prussia and
the Austrian quadrangle, he tells them
what can onlv awaken disgust in their
hearts. And when he tells that people,
every one of whom is born reyolutionist,
that he was checked in bis victorious ca
reer only by the fact that the next step in
advance must have been taken with Rev
olution as his ally, be may be sure that
they will regard him with far geater dis
trust and aversion than the bugbear with
which be seeks to terrify them. In all the
Europe of to-day, there is no other such
failure as Louis Bonspsrte with the Itai-
ian war. The humbug exploded at Val-
lafranca. The spectators of the Stock
exchange exult at it, the chopfsllen dena-
gogues stand aghast, the betrayed Italians
tremble with rage, the "mediating powers
cut sorry figures, the British and Ameri-
can believers in Louis Bonaparteis demo
cratic mission hide their shame in unmesn-
ing protests and ingenious explanations; !;
bst those who dared TO oppose a deluge Of
self-delusion, at the peril even Of being ac-
eused Of Austrian sympathies, are now
proved to have been alone in the right
~ r Tribune.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25

"HEN you waHt very large Looking
w Glass fer very h,tle msaey get il q.
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wiId Animals from the East.


Jim June's expedition to Ceylon 10 bring
over team Of elephants was bold and
successful enterprise. 1t is hardly necessa-
~ to believe Jeems actually proceeded to
the dense forest of the interior, and there
by the aid of native hunters captured the
elephants wild, as was represented by the
magnificent wood cut of the illustrious
Mr.. Barnum. We prefer to believe that
Jeems found the elephants for sale as be
might fad horses here, and SO purchased
and shipped them in the regular course of
a mercantile transaction, without running
those appalling risks and dangers which
the picture of Mr.. Barnum So graphically
depicts. Another expedition is now on
foot to the East for strange animals. Van
Amburgh is about to 60 to the East In
dies by way of England, in order to OBJ
tain rare animals for his menagerie. He
purposes to secure, il possible, white ele-
phant and hippopotamus. The white
elephant has not been seen in Europe since.
the days of the Caesars, and has never
been brought-to America. Neither has
the hippopotamus ever been exhibited
on this continent. London and Paris each
haye specimens this amphibious monster.
Should Van Amburg be successful, and re-
turn with white elephant hippopota-
mus, land other strange denizens Of the
woods and wilds of Asia, he'll have achieved
fame and secured the means obtaining
much money. We wonder who will be
the first to proceed to Africa to capture
and bring over that formidable, wild man
monster, the Gorilla.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
PHOTOGRAPHY!
Great improvements in the Art!

VIM. MCKEE,
yTTOULD take pleasure in announcing to
w the citizens Of Millersburg that he has
taken the rooms over DR.. Boling's office, where
he has an excellent sky-ight, and with his ex-
perience in the Art. having had the advantage
of being instructed in the one Of the largest and
best Photograph Galleries in the East, he feels
justified in saying that be win mako
PHOTOGRAPHS, AnIBaGTYpES,
and all of the popular pictures of the day at
tainiug the highest perfection in the Art.
He defies competition, and claims that be
than have ever been made west of the MISSISSIPPI
pi. My results are certain.
He would also call attention TO the artistic
and graceful position in which bis subjects will
be seated. 1t is unnecessary to remind the
enlightened citizens of this vicinity of the ia
estimable value Of fine ar life like picture Of
q departed friend. ,-.s.- -....
Suffice it to say that the safest way is to i'm
prove the present. for the past is not yours, and
the future you cannot command.
OOMg 0Mgg COME ALL 3
10 see and get better pictures than have ever
been made West. if they don't cost but so cts.
each. neatly enclosed in a good morocco case.
tB Bring in your children. He claims not
10 be excelled in making child-like and fine
pictures Of children. Bring them in the FORE
noon,
Mr.. NJ. is not what has the name of "trav-
cling Artist" There is no humbug about this
circular.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
WILLIAM MeKEE.
Main Street, opposite the Book Store.
Jan. 20, ls59-n22tf E ..tt
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
"Ding Dong Bell"

RRAY the Timer has . fne lot of BELLS,
ID for farmers and Others They areof su-
perior tone, can be heard miles-aBy one can
afford them. Sold at nearly half The usual
price at the Big Coffee Pot.
March 81, 1s59.-32tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
SPRING GOODS!

rs nov received By him and By him Is being handed
Lover into the hands Of the pubic azter than ever
snd that's pretty for the ss lot Is already sold Out
He invites those wanting goods to and get them
and invites the small whppersin 20 stand cut
Of for the eroSd b pass II DON'T make much diff
ferenes whether they after their goods At al
eyenf the times seem to be solepn enough with them
Hiilersbarg. June z, 1859 zln
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-TlAi7@ q, GAPS

Notions, Nick Nacks. and every thing else usu-
ally found in country store may be found in
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however they may have been tri6edvith and abussd
their direct tsndsucy = to lenEhsa lie and resd6r Il
joyable- That operating dirrcty upcn the psseu q
ecse IN "a blood, thor -. ;. a-l..,s.s =
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
A week AGO last Sabbath, a strange MAJ

A week ago last Sabbath, strange man
was found in the clearing of Mr.. Thomas
Lemon, in Shelby county, Ohio, nearly
burned to death. He had been sleeping
by the fire over night, and accidentally
caught fire. He gave bis name as Gaddis
Ross, and said be lived in Louisville, KY.
But little hope was entertained Of his re-
covesy.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-25
New Store & New Goods!
Come and see for Yourself.
BOOTS & SHOES

His stock consists of Dry Goods. a great ma
ny; Groceries enough; Hardware in abundance;
and be thinks bis stock of
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will bear litile Dragging ON, not only as to
quantity but as TO price. He bonsht them
cheap-bought great many of them, and iex-
poets to sell at very low figures. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-29
9petiaI Notices.
vegetabto Substitute for CaIomcI and blue

'eeetnbie bubstitute for CnlOmcl and Blue
PHI.
BRANDRErH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PiLLs
bT restoring the bowels their original day and naiuya
action, give strength To the stomach purify the blood re-
establish tno healthy condition ofe digestive orsnus aud
thus cure dyspesa, colds, coughs houmatsms drcpses
aud sickness generally whether chronic or recent The
eel ebmtod Abemethy says; "Ahor having cured the do
raneement the bowels, debites aud ali diseases gem
orally disappear Of er accord even In short time
The oNpehouce Of century has established tho worth Of
these pills beyond dispute, purgauvo aud unt-bious
medicine and their h upwards of 900 ious
physicians, aud by over million Of families shows that
they are supplying OF the wants Of humanity and are
naivaace OF medical sceuce. The above pills although
purely vesetal lo Known and used ns substitute
for Caonel Hyirorgwi Cllordum Mts producing all rs
Alternative aud other ndcttons with Of its disoigun
i1ation effects upon the sads-ofen orpphng oi ifror
ts distressing action tho teeth and gums The prr-
pared concentration from the priucipes-tho Life
addition Ps-is asubsttuto for blue-pil (PulG Hyla
nm, possessing the peculiar action on the secreting or
gans of that preparation from mercury but none of lis sal
ivatng other Injurious objects Those who have usci
them, bHepH substitute otherwise awar I'd to them
the highest praise They come nearer to concentrated
Essence Of Life than nnythng yet made in the way Of
medicine by man single rill given daily when an hope
las ed. has ofton health Ia fact they supp an
organic principle u TIE blood, always wanting IN extreme
cases sickness odpe,po h,vo tho seeretions Of ear
h YOUTH restored by thes3 Life Addition Pills Their val
ueas e-proservers IS beyond estimate.
Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pills remove from the
bowels aud blood OF SICK person the cause Of death
Tue LIFE ADDITION Pulls sUrrLY rHe ORGANIC NgcEs-
s'rY or flrs BLooDs vTNTY-tho minute globules ot
vegetables essences OF which they arc but the courroon
have their erac coHputi tho vital globulos Of the
blood. Aud from who does the blood derive s life,
It's gobulos verify from he from which Dr.
Buulrcth derives the Co rr cDles Of the :Le Addition
Pils-lrom the Vegetable Rintdam
These pl as also the Universal warranted purely
vegetable Botaed respectively 25 and 90 cents PLY
scisns and the public supplied The gross or single box
at d.. Braudrtth's Principal Office No 2si Cuual-st ~
y, and by
A s, GARNER No. 22O Superior street. Cleveland and
r. Whedon, Hudson, aud b. all respectable dealers ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-29

~ The commencement exercises Of the Glove
land Female Seminary, take place to-day, com
menciug at l2 o'clock, A. NJ The address will
be delivered by Rev A. G Chester, of Buffalo,
Subjects Sources Of Know ledge"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-29
6arOware.

CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
\ J est aud stvarety in the cty-iuT sale BY
ap30 n. X RAYNOLnS, No ssupelior 50.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
4 llcnptiun, variety yle aud puce-lursale by
ap31 H. X. RAfNoLDsi No sbuPouoF b.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-29

BUGY SMAsnED.-A horse driven by Mr. Rogers
yesterday, stepped on one Of bis forward sboes
while descending the hill, West Side, aud threw
himself headlong, making complete wreck olthe
buggy The horse, which belongs TO Marshal
Craw, had his knees somewhlt cut, but escaped
without serious injury. Mr. Rogers was not hurt.
---s-as-a ---
CoURT on COMMON PLEAs-Cbares Hiokox VS.
c. c. & O. r. r. CO. In this case the PaiutGsued
for $4,000 damages for obstruction Of tho Cuya-
hoga River by the r. r. Bridge Verdict for Ds-
fendant
Jodu jenkins, the partner of Carter who run
away Monday, convicted of burglary and larceny,
was sentenced to the Peutentiary years.
Harrison r. Cooley, the man who attempted TO
blow up the steamer City of BuTl 10, was convict.
ed of attempting to pass counterfeit money, and
sentenced to the Pebiteuiary years, that being
the fullest extent of the law
George Schuchart, burglary aud larceuy, sen
fenced to the Penitcntary live years
-e-<-S-
a SAD CASE OF DEsTtTUToN.--Wo saw sight
on Canal st. yesterday, which we could not heir
thinking ought not 10 be seen in our City A wo
man was huddcd up with fre cbilareR, in thC
shade OF one OF the miserable novels in that local-
ity, where she has spent the last five or tx nights
without any covering for herself or children sh,
says her name is McQuailei that her husband ha
been dead years, aud she is entirely destitute o
any home or shelter whatsoever. She has been il
the Poor House for some time, but left there some
weeks since. Application was made to Mr. Wat
erton to take the children in the Industrial School
but Mr. W. thinks he cannot well take them, a
they belong to the Poor House
One thing is certain a woman with five children
the youngest years OF age, AMI the oldest IA
ought not to be in the public streets night atei
night, such nights as it was night before last, o
any other in fact, and we are told the attention
OF the Superintendent Of the mGrmary, Mr. War
ner, has been called 10 the case, VIC hope som,
measure will be taken TO have the poor creature
and her miserable offspring taken care Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-29
N. H. soLoMoNsoN.

PRAorIoAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAN,
oeps the LARGEST assortment Of the most approved
PECTACLES. Alhis glasses, whether for near ur far
shied are ground under his ownnspocton by machine
of anew construction with the rca,est care SO asto
eyes na'l cases, curing Weakness Disznrss or
7Hlmmatioaot The Eyes, and impartmg strength Tor long
reading or fine sewing
~ n II. solomonsou would hero inform the public
ha'he Hever employs in the sale ofhs lenses
.@ Nlsn. sploudil assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
lhoNGOPESi COMPASSES &c, kept ON hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
~ Omco3s Superorstreet ,under the American Hotel
y iuu22
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Gnqraucrs.

ENG "a AVlNG AND LtTHOEEAPlLNC
ID ENGRAVERS AND LlIHOGRApHERs Rana
traa CisvptHnd q.
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Dentt8lrp.
DENIES
AT 2Il SUPERIOR sT.

IF YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
Il read tho following lines II youc teeth btf road
hem with great II uoyo no tooth at all lisp:
fast that Isl daily exhibited iu tho streets, ia he social
circle and in the puror by tho Luubest peasant and the
proudes auocra is that hundreds Of lose good
sets Of for the want of the timely aid of good and
skful dentist poor aud inf ror operation is IN many
worse thanuole at all If your teeth good have
them examined hv good dentist and keep thom ia order
If or No time should he LOST hu have tham repaired the
sooner tho better and that whlrh Burns says Is t
he'll all diseases All irregularities of tho teeth should
be attended 90 tO ldhu Vi amt youth.
ne rsdus desruus Of fine drua operations iuyl-
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