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OFFICERS AND DIREc.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
PTesident-3eOrge ~ Hart
Vice Prrsid NIX Ross.
Secretary and rreasurer--H. r. CoggShan
Assistant hecretary-S. n. hutleE;
kheetors-geoIge H. HaTf. ~. q. Ross A. q. Catieu
john O. Dale, Foster S. Perkins, n w Bailey Andrew
ChaPhen, Charles G, Inlay, H. II. Coggshall Samus
Jones, Nj, D., Hon, n NJ Fuller
,.. COLLINS ROBINSON, State gents
eePlA0IA No. Perkins Ruilong
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@Gnrral NOtifrs.

DISSOLUTION THE COPART-
IL NERSHIP heretofore existing undr the name Of
Morley O1el was dissolved by mituHl July q
1853. J. II Morley alue uu.hurZel 20 settle the bus.
meas OF tuo late hGm
7 H. MORLEY
JAMES p. ODELL.
MORLEY TUCKER have formed a CopartneI ship and
will Con inue the business the old stand.
oo G:252-lw { D. TUCRER
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~ Policies issued lowest named by any First
Class Reliubls CompRnies.
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aoml.AnnuaI statement

go uet SNuteheut
OF s EuSiaess dhd CoHOH Of The Quaker Cir I sur nee
Company July lat 1859
>
Surplus, January lst, lsag.......... l2i9 i al
PREMIUMS Recetzod hom Jan. LIST
la5lt0 July lst, 1885. ......... $50 POI az
AhteisAb ana salFuF o Hfcount....-... 10 S52 a.
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THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPAN
OF CLEVELAND, OHIO. Z

AJOINTSTOCR COMPANY
OTgaHTed January IS 1852 under the general Qs Stat
Of OhtO.
Capital Stock 5000 shares nt SEQ encb,
secured by lGcul Estnte 100000.
OFFICERS:--G, W. SCHMIDT President Dr. ", ,
MEYER Vice President, JACOB MUELLER Secretary
DlHECTOkSi-C. W. Schmidt, ]. Mayer. II Keller
C. T. Silbuig ~ -
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
against los OF damage by ire for year aud less build
ngs toods, wares merchandise etc. Payment Of
na DO mad M 90 davS ster the loss shall have been
d at any risk
Oncs NJ p, Awaor ock tup ,tars) SUPERIOR trest
ON. MCR. AgemL. LnnhL2 lvl IOlLN MAGMER. Lna-
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ihO VuaAor Olll lhSurtuCG company (,
OF PHILADRLPHIA.
Capital aud surplus -S35I,I6R 80
chartered CapitHl 5OO,OUU
Office, Franklin Buildings, No. 40s, Walnut st
Firs lusuranoe-on Stores Public Buildings and A1sr-
chundse generally.
Marine insuruuCe--On Vessels CARO- and Freirht to
and from all parts Of tho World.
the Union. - '
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FOR sale Wholes1le and Hcfbil. by VILLA rfsKE
~ - auNeIlm stleet tinveuid. ~hu NJ 800 sUpIlT the
l@is 40 femme" al The Prupneror's prices.
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Trsasurer of CommllLee.


BILL1ARDs.-The arrival Of Messrs Phelan Of
New York, the king and champion Of American
Billiard players, aud Bird, Of Philadelphia, who
has been travelling with Phelan for several weeks,
in this city, created no little excitement among
those Interested in the game, and Murphy's Room
on Bank street, was thronged on Saturday after.
noon and evening with spectators eager TO see the
great Michael handle his cue. In the evening es
pecialy, there was deGse crowd, filing up every
available standing and sitting place which afforded
any sight of the tables, all waiting mpatiently for
the arrival Of the Champion. AT O'Clock Phelan
and Bird entered and commenced a game OF $50
points. Phean began and led of with run Of
fifty six points, which was the highest made during
the play. The first hundred points were played in
about eight minutes There were no extraordinary
runs made, but the beauty Of Phelans shots, %
well as those of Bird, excited great admiration -
Phelan handles his cue easily as he would twiri
cane, never stopping to consider his shots, and
yet every one is effective in placing the balls just
where he wants them. His first play ia generally
to collect the halls aud this he does with his first
shot. He then lightly touches them until they
seem obedent 10 his every will Some OF his
caroms were Astonishing in their accuracy and
ELECTS At one shot his ball after striking anoth
er, passed on stopped spun round an instant, and
then started off in another direction striking the
other red ball. Hearty applause followed this
brillians shot. But we cannot partieuarze his fine
points After playing with Bird, Phelan discount
ed game with Johnny Blum, and was beaten
few points, the immense odds easily accounting for
the fact PhelaB and Bird leave for the East to.
day.
Billiards is a game requiring aquck and sure
eye, steady hand, great delicacy Of touch and hex
ibility of wrist, quiet, easy and patient temper,
considerable power OF mentally and instinctby
calculating the angles at which ball is DETECTED
and the force required to effect the object, and last
ly immense practice, without which the rest are
nothing. Indeed, so constant are the attention
and practice necessary to form a good player, that
none but men of leisure can hope to become such,
aud even with them it may be time thrown
away.
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OVERLAND MAIL

0T' LOUIS aug ".
The Overland Mail with dates to tho 29th ult
arrived here Tonight The lato arrivals at San
Francisco had made some stir but tho market
closed very dull, buyers holding of for bettor
terms. Pork declined extra clear selling at a
fraction over Sli.
Grain was In demand for export.
The mining news was favorable but the receipts
Of dust were light The Walker river and Washoe
valley mines were attracting much attention.
Large numbers had departed for these diggngs.
The official returns elect Judge Crane to Con-
gross from the proposed Territory OF Nevada.
A Convention was 10 session at Genoa, Carson
Valley, forming a Provisional Government, Il bo-
ing the intention OF the people to throw OF all ale
egiance 10 Mormon rule. They design eleeling
Governor, Judges aud all necessary officers.
A party Of Calfornians, en- route 10 81. Louif,
was attacked near South Pass juno 18th, by the
Grow Indians, and Geo. Stephenson Of Pittsburgh,
David More Of Lancaster, Pa, aud q. M. Hall, Of
Cincinnati, we're killed Henry Florence Of Car
lise, Pa, was made prisoner.
Advioes from Oregon say that Stout dem, is
elected to Congress by Al majority.
Lieut. Mullen was progressing finely with the
new road from Wslla Wala to Salt Lake.
A large body Of Frazer River miners arrived at
the new dlggings at North Calyille, Oregon, who
report making from Ss to $40 per day.
Tho accounts frcm Frazer River mines are more
favorable.
New discoveries north Of Fort Alexander had
been made.
Rich quartz had been received at Viotorla from
Queen CharlOtte's Island,
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FMOHI WAsHINGTON.

AbhlNUToN aug. ".
Certified copies Of the approved lists OF the land
granted 10 Michigan for railroad purposes, under
the act of June, 1856, embracing nearly $4,000
ac es, have been transmitted to the Government Of
that State.
MIR. o. Jennings WISE Of the Richmond Enqui-
rer, and Mr. Oud Of the Richmond Examiner,
eluded the vigilance Of the police, and early this
morning left Washington for Maryland to settle a
newspaper quarrel by duel. The parties return.
ed between ~ and l o'clock this p. NJ, having ex-
changed two shots, neither were hunt, aud the mat
ter here rests for the present.
The charge against Major Edmond French pay
clerk OF the Bureau of Construction of the Treas
ury Department, in falsely making and forging
certificates and receipts for the purpose of obtain
ing money from the United States. His arrest
was made yesterday, as stated in my former des-
patch, but not until after consultation between the
Secretary Of the Treasury aud the Solicitor Of the
Treasury, District Attorney Ould and Major Bow.
man. and giving the accused an opportunity to
explain the affair, creates much gossip here. The
extent OF the alleged deialoation has not been as
Certnned
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The steamer Hungarian has passed this point,
bound to Qaebec, where she will be due due this
evening.
Her dates are to Wednesday, the 10th inst, four
days later than BY previous advices
The subscription TO the new stock Of the Allan
tic Telegraph Company Is progressing very iavor-
ably.
Among the long let Of the takers Of tho stocks
appear the names of Barring, Bros a Co.. George
Peabody Of the firm Of Geo. Peabody Co., II.
Huth Co., Samuel GUerny, Of the firm Of Cavri-
nj Guerny q Co.. N. Rothchild a Co., Hankey &
Co., Barclay, Beaver a Co., j. IL. Schroeder, Of
the drm Of John Henry Schroeder & Co., g. NJ.
Langpoou, Thos. Brassey and VIM Brown.
The steamer Hungarian passed here this morn.
ing and her mails and passengers will reach Mon,
treal to morrow some time before noon The gen
eral news brought is interesting, but possesses
no news Of striking Importance.
The Peace Congress met at Zurich on Monday
the Sth inst, according to the previous announce
mont Nothing had transpired regarding the pro.
coedings thus far.
Sardinia was represented In the Conference.
Emperor Napoleon was on a visit TO Camp Cha,
Ions. witnessing the mau@uvers Of the troops
The British Parliament was still debating III,
Italian question, but in more subdued tone thar
has hitherto characterized the speeches.
LIVERPOOL ADMINISTRATIVE and Provis-
ions are dull.
Consus quoted on the 9th at 05s.
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Saturday Nights Report
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS

FARTHER POINT, August 20,
The official authorities at Zurich had given the
Arnbasn0dors tne reace Conference warm re
ceptOn and were TO entertain them at a public
dinner on the llth inst,
The completion OF the mammoth steamship
Great Eastern was formally celebrated on the 9Th
OF August by banquet given on board, which was
attended by a number of distinguished persons.
The vessel is almost ready for service.
The London Times has an article on the stipula.
tions OF the treaty alleged to have been arranged
between the American Mnisterto Mexico (McLean)
aud President JHarGz. Although the Times thinks
the treaty would be beneficial 20 Mexico itself as
well as to the world, vet it fears it would result in
injury to the interests Of the foreign bondholders
The Grand Duke Constantine, Of Russia, had ar
rived at Spithead in a Russian vessel of war.
The London papers publish the provisions Of
Sidney Herbort's new bill organizing the military
reserve force.
Mazzini publishes in several of the London jour
nails an article under the caption Of the European
coup d'etat.
The markets, both for Liverpool and London,
were generally quiet and without material change
The Liverpool breadstuHs mari ct was dull, but
without material change mi price. The Liverpool
provision market closed steady.
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IOHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE-
CCHOOL BOOKS Ar WHOLF

~ SALE The Schuoi Borks published M W York
Day es Mathematics Mgrciths Geueuphles s. oddard's
ihmctc, Couulfs Biographies. Nc are SOLD at New
Am .
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The DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE sTEAMERs.-
The new steamers, built IA RuHalo for the passag
across Lake Michigan in connection with the De.
troit and Milwaukee Railroad Line, and named af
ter those two cities, will arrive 10 Cleveland this
evening, en- route from Buffalo. They will remain
here until Tuesday evening when they will pro.
ceed on their way. The Detroit will be furnished
with a set Of colors at Detroit, and the Milwaukee
will have the same trick tried on her at Milwaukee
The following is the list Of officers Of the two
boats
The Detroit is commanded by Capt D. H. Nc
Bride The first officer is James Knight; I'd Mark
MoHisoni lst Engineer, John Stark; "a William
Kerr Steward, WI. Fowler Clerk, Harry Brad
ford
Capt. William s, Cross commands the Miwau
kce Her first officer Is VIM Kyeston % Thom-
as Collins lst Engineer Thomas Fitzpatrick; 2d
Nicholas Napier Steward, d. O. Wilcox; Clerk
John II. Muir.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES:
It has been my good fortune 10 restore TO health many
housands Of my oounty-women.
nv success has excited tho malice Of the ouvious and
aous; but their prosecutions have served only TO extend
nd establish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen nay pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. oioug 1 held IN afeotionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
ski can aord dospise the efforts Of makers
nd Elauuoro
ny friends hays repeatedly urged to place my med
sine for producing menstrualun within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United statos but inlsposon
ded occupied by quacks with hor peoious nostrums
and fear that uuprincped might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
rented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMIE DE FEMME" In the United States
Atlag yield 10 the entreates Of patients and friends
nd offer 10 the suffering Females of America medicine
Ehieh has rendered somewhat famous throueout the
Did World.
In regard TO the efficacy OF the "AMIE pE w "ME."I
sed only say that IS n guid form, aud exactly such
have used in my pucreu FaHco. for mauB years and
hat il has never failed to satisfactory asut
The Annie de Femme" aud molslruaau sand in the re-
alton OF cause and eject sutr powerful 20 or giuae
thsahy menstrual dow where % never has oKsted d 10
restore where r has been from nuy cause suppressed
IN uFdeftl uuard 80 fn luu the Wrapper ui urrc
hons on each bottle OF the a c De Femme wi hear mT
written signature, and both the bottle and enclosing bt1
VI % sealed with nv private seal
Fries' $500 package.
PARis, January, 1857.
FoLsale. Wholesale and Retpi. by WILLIAM TISKE
lnis 40 Femme al The Prulneior's prioes
salodHWBe
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HoT WEATHER AND WATER-During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in a most dole
ful manner of the heat, and yet do not introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards and side
walks. We would advise those to call on B. p.
Bowers, Successor to ]. b. Barnes Plumber,) At
water Bubling, who has a large stock of Plumb
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &C. and engage him to
put up a ccOdug institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool
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MINIrIrLAN. AnrnsL Ia. lat0

The mails aud passengers have been robbed by
PatriCos. The mails were cut open six miles from
the town of Tehuautepeo
Miramon has dissolved his Cabinet
Marquese had Tevolted against Miramon, but
the Liberals we're besieging Marquese in Grada-
lajara'
The Archbishop of Mexico had sxcommunica-
ted tho Liberal party
Gen. Vol had been defeated in Tamanlepas,
losing all his artillery.
Gen. Degalrado had assumed the command OF
the Liberal army and promises to take the Capital
by October. Io wants S3,0OO,0OO and 10000
men.
Tho decree against the Church was being exc
cuted, the bonds Of tho maturod debt had risen 10
per cent.
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You've AMERIoA.-Two boys of Brockport
Y Cornrr and Parker have been lately practicing
on the tight rope aud will soon give some exhibi-
ton OF their powers to the community at large
In their own village, they have rope drawn across
She canal from the American to the tavern on the
towing path, and there show their dexterity. We
are told that they start at the time, from
each end Of the rope, and meeting in the centre
over the water, some twenty feet above it, they
pass--one seating himself and the other stepping
over him, This is fair specimen Of young Amer
ion
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LUMBER-PRICE RRDUcED.-.I would respect
fully call the attention Of those in want OF Lum.
Der, that have opened Lumber Yard in oonnee-
ton with my Planning Mills. have a large as
sortment Of Lumber, Lath and Shin gles Also
100000 ofDry Jost, scantling and Squared Tim.
er. keep aud manufacture for sale the following
named articles, as good and cheaper than can be
bought at any other establishment In the city ~
dressed FlooripgiAsh, Whitewood aud Pine, Dress.
ed Siding, Doors, Blinds aud Sash, Mouldings Of
all kinds, Pumps, Tubing, Pine Shingles shaved
and cut White Wood Shingles, Doors and Window
Frames, Brackets and Comices, Scroll Saving
All kinds Of work done for customers. Price for
dressing Flooring Pine $3.50, Ash or Oak 81, so.
surlacing Lumber $3.50. Can and see Min and
Yard corner Of Erie and Kinsman Streets, Cleve
land, Ohio. G. IL. KIDNEY.
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FROM HAVANA.

BHLTMoRE, Aug. 20.
The steamship Baltimore, from Havana the 18th
arrived here this morning.
Havana money market was stringent, and ow-
ing to the excessive tighiness bonds signed by
several OF the leading houses to the extent of ten
millions Of dollars, and bearing six per cent. in
terest are TO be issued by the Spanish Bank at Ha
Yana.
Sugars were heavy, except for MuscovadO, which
were firm, owing TO the small stock. The quota
tiOns were, however unchanged.
In moasses there was nothing doing
Freights were inactive,
Exchange had adAanced on New York TO 4 a
per cent. premium on sixty day bills and on Lon
don to LA 10 per cent premium.
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FRE.-On Saturday morning, about 7 o'clock,
a fire broke out in the Coal Oil Factory of W.
Gaines, on Canal street, near Woolson's Foundry.
The building was totally consumed Mr.. Cheney,
the owner, states that he built fire under the re-
torta and went to breakfast, and thinks the fire was
caused by leak in one of them.
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HoRRBLE, IF TRUE.-A man was last night ar
rested on 81. Clair street on charge of atte pied
fOrciblc violation Of the person of little girl ONLY
VoUR YEARS OLD. As all parties are respectable
and the charge is not substantiated, no names are
mentioned, but the case will come up before tho
Police Court this morning, Tho penalty of such
an ofIeee is 20 years in the Penitentary
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FRnm NEW ORLEANs

New ORLEANS August 20, 1853,
The Steamship Havana, with advioes from San
Francisco to the 9th inst via the Tehuantepec
Route, arrived below tonight The Steamers John
L. Stevens and Orizaba which left San Francisco
on the 5th inst for Panama, took down over two
millions in treasure aud Que thousand passengers
Business at San Francisco was dull and prices
had downward tendency.
Candles firmer.
Choice Orleans Sugar was selling at l0a 10 l-2.
Flour dollars.
Money was easy.
Horace Greely, who had arrived in California,
was everywhere ionized. He estimates the mum
Der Of emigrants going to California, overland, at
10000.
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CoRNs CORNs We do not mean Green
Corn, OHIO Corn, Sweet or York State Corn. But
Corns on your toes, that often trouble people who
do not succeed in procuring good fitting Boots and
Shoes. To all Ladies and Gentlemen who are af-
hicted with lameness, or iDoommoded by wearing
bolts which distress them, go at once to Mr.. Nc
CURES, No, 1876, Ontario Street, and order some of
his own manufactured easy fitting articles, warran-
ted to give good satisfaction, and then you can en-
Joy a walk
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~ We take pleasure in informing the public
that r. Runin l75 Superior st., has received a
splendid stock Of Summer goods among which we
notice Arge variety Of the newest and most faah-
iouabe styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also ullassortment Of children : goods
We also notice some new aud beautiGl styles o
soft bats, which deserve especial atteIion, Mr
Rufn assures us that 1t viii be bis aim TO sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
81 worthy of their patronage
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DUPLICATING PAPER.-Hawks / Brother have
tho agency Of c. A. suohs Duplicating and In
preston Paper, with which to write letter and
obtain the copy at the same time, without the aid
of pens or ink. It will take the correct impress
sion of any leaf plant, picture, music on paper
cloth or stone. The sheets are of four different
colors and sold in packages at 25 cents each. 1t
is a beautiful and useful article
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PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPuCAN,
the LARGEST assortment of the approved kinds OF
PECTACLES Allhis glasses whether for near OF fa-
ighed, ground under his inspection by machine
ysf construction, with the reatest care to
suit the eyes 10 al cases curing Weakness, Dzsnsss
laaaHatoHof Of The Eyes and mpartng strength tor long
readingor fine sewing.
CO N. II s0lomonson would here inform the public
ihathe Reyer employs any the sale Of hslenses
" Also. splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CROBeOPES, COMPASSES, SC, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect natural.
EYOdicc3s superiorstreet under tho American Hote
tuuQ
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No QUAcKERT.-Our citizens should Ciscrmis
nate between a really scientific operator, like Dr.
NJ. Moschzisker, who has testimonials from some
of the highest dignitaries of our State, and has
the prestige of long and extensive practice, and
the host Of itinerant quacks who throng the City
and make travelling pretenders of themselves.
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TEMPERANCE BAsKET CoNvENrIoN.-The Com.
mittee having the matter in charge, can announce
that those wishing to go to Berea the z5th inst,
to attend the Temperance Convention, can go in
the morning and return in tho evening, in Ste
ven's Omnibuses, which have been engaged ex-
person for the round trip. 1t will be necessary to
procure your tickets soon, that the Committee may
know how many omnbusos to provide, and only
ONE HUNDRED can be thus Accommodated, Tickets
to be had now at the Omnibus Office, or Of
D. W. GAGE,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Gordon, Mcmillan & Co Havana sogars
Polton Breed--For Duukirk
W Melhinch-Choice Family Flour, Ao.
Iagham 4 Bragg-New Books
S. S. Baue-Coal OIL
B. Butts-Fall Styles Of Hats, SC.
DR. rubhs-August and September Appointments.
T. E. -Situat ous Wanted
Dr.. A. McBnde-Annouuoemen,
Lake Shore Ralr1ad-Bus Notice
Mcclure Bus Notice.
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HORSE FAIR AT PAINEsvLLE. - On Monday
the goth inst, fine horse show and fair will be
held at Patnesvile, at which liberal premiums will
be awarded TO the successful competitors for prizes
in the various classes One feature of the affair
will be the running OF q feet Indian nunnor OsNinet
trotting horses.
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OLD SOLDIERS CONVENTION is pros
pect of a large attendance at this Convention to-
morrow The Lake Shore Road will carry passen-
gers at half fare, fact which many will avail
themselves Of Stirring speeches from eloquent
speakers will be heard upon the Park, to be follow
ed by a dinner at the Cowles House.
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Do THE FLIEs Trouble You Go to Fogg
Ellsworth Co., and got one Of Gilborps patent
Fly Traps. They are a very curious and ingeni,
GUS eontriyance, wind up like clock, and will
keep your house clear Of fies. BY all means call
and examine the machine You will also find there
wire covers Of all sizes, from l5 cts. upwards.