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Wrinkles he Vile democrats don't hatter" The same
may be said of gray hairs, which very oftm appear on
head and in ,he vh.skcrs and mousiaohios, before
wrinkle mars the face. But who minds them uow'
CHRIsTADOBO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
Is applied, and in less than Eve minutes.
PRESTO THEY VANISH.
And magnificent brown slorons black The uudelec
table counterfeit of natures living ns. is impaired
every fibre This dye is the oul, ina that is pure
~ vegetable, and contains violent astringmt
tc elements sold everywhere, and applied By all Hair
Dresscrs CRIsrADoRo, No. 6, isfor Hoase Neo
loyk. 1852
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Deaths.

IN Montpelier. Jan. 81, Hon. Arunah Waterman, aged
about 3d.
Do Montpelier, Jan. o. Capt jaime. Rowland, aged
800 ycur.
Iu Owen sound C. w Dec gj '5S. Caroline Louisa.
only .hid of Edwin and Ednah sisby, aged l5 months
AVID NJ DAYS.
Iulm.burrh on the loth inst, Mr., Erastus Cham
hcrlir, AGED U.s.
In .rg, ou the 9th inst, Ella J. Wait, daughter OF
Hiram and Amira Wait. aged year and months
lu Cabot. Jan. 23d. Catharno, daughter Of Calvin
Whifohcr. aged DID,
Also Iau Z6, Mrs NJ Webster aged 90 a devoted
member of thc Methodist Church. retaining hcr mental
faculties to the ist and hcr ph scal powers until LAST
Soy. when she ic and Injured hip Her life was a
constant cuIngr hcr pr0 sinu and her death
Triumphant a, hor i'o WAS consistent
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ITEMS

IJJ,re
to,. ..;c, &C.
an on.o' my u',oroe l,u1oa'u '"e "''o
c''neI party snore' 50 iouu 'na' '"' o'"'' ''''
.. r.
'1,.u'oy' INC u's'o''an' i's ,.,i'.
P"u''c 'uo' anu VIII uoVo'o MS UNIV "'o''' W
writing history
Mount Nesuvious is again o''ca,ns ior'h us
'oicanio hres' Az nignt II Is salo 70 present
fuOiime spectacle
Hon. Theodore lrclinghuysen is now prom
inen'ly mentioned IN connection with the New
Jersey oenatorSh'P'
FtRE.-The Passenger depot at Concord,
N. H., was entirely consumed by fire on
Tuesday morning iast'
A little rising Of two hundred years ago,
twenty-iour dollars purchased the entire city
and county of New York.
The backsmiths shop Of Mr. Peter Shear
or of Barnet was destroyed by Gre on Satur-
day last. Loss si0o no insurance.
Three barns and sixteen cows. the property
of Brewer and Richards were burned at
Highgate, Franklin Co., the 2Gth ult
Serious fears of forthcoming famine in
Mexico are entertained. For over a year very
little corn ha. been planted or gathered.
M qutH Sc
ter about Che size Of a pepper-box, 81 can do
without shoes. but am selfcrng for a bosom
pin
IL +. rrop,sed "a, cbopgo the names of all
tho countir, IN Kansas which are called after
bordor mfians. to those of some of the friends
of freedom
Bio pre.-Tcvi Woolson. of Pttsord. a
few DAYS since. killed "pig." nine months
and four dav. old. which weighed when dress
ed to2 hounds
NJ toh, tt,li,, If N,-ne.ld &.
m.ns the los, ON board The whaling Shin
Raiab. of New bedford She IVA. wrecked
in Zinc Ochotsk sea- on the 1sh Oct
T,. n..,,,o.,a, HI ...,i.. a.;s. ao;-
-. ''''''u'" iio'e' a''''.s' t'''u 'nelI
I...' '',' 'l' .io,u'"s punt 'n9P' were
Trco,disr, 80 r-a,, ,oao' ~ soon
"''"5 "o,n'hS' "'' ""',
''"s' p'a'''-'''l uu''ns 'lV session. anu
nv" .'' .'"' u wa! N'yP o" "o-
''''''' '''' ''os''
""'e Ju'' a''ei 'a'''ou
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some Of the Objectionable features Of that
measure in very strong light. Speaking of
the improperly of confding the whole power
of making a treaty for Cuba into the hands of
President, he expresses sentiments TO which
the country generally viii respond, as follows
81 want TO see the treaty which shall bring
the island of Cuba into the United States.
want to know the status which that countryis
to occupy. Is it to be a territory of subjects,
Of political slaves "a province governed by
armies and navies as Spain now governs it
! may ask the President of tine United States
when he ha. executed tine treaty. Is it TO be
a State Who are to be the electors of the
State What is TO be the status Of the white
population; Are they to enjoy universal
suffrage; What is 70 be the status of the
free negro population; What is to be the
status Of the slave population; We who have
disputed so earnestly, often so yehcmcntly,
year after year. year in and year out, over the
question whether the institution OF slavery
shall be introduced into the territory Of Kan
sos, arc expected by the President, in his
simplicity, to allow him to determine for the
North and for the South, for the free States
and the slave States. az bis own absolute
pleasure the terms and conditions upon which
Cuba shall De annexed TO the United States,
% tod fff % o. 81 d. H.
I'M, NJ .,o ,,ros,,, i,,o,,r,l,.,t ~ tho i,v.o,.
Two oq;co so,. ,i,a, ,,,,, roror chcso nr.
did C,,5 a... ss,d a, I'll ~ -,,,,,;.,ra,, 90
,yhor, ,,on1d canedo ttis o,ost,9n bo,;n,,
cnnst;,n,;anal ri,,J' 90 J..;,, y, ,,,soic
I nocd M, sa, sir 49, .it ono ;-.at;os oe
srnoy,,i,,n' c,,nts;r .t;ruio,;,,s ,,osraa,oo;r.,
ri,bts to ,bs conn,,;o, aanavod - La 49,
no,o,oJ io,, IN, Tn;o, an1 da,orr;,;n, tb,
G,tnr. ,al;t;oai ,i't.. ,'. .,,i .,',t,,ri,,. ~
ro ;nF,L,,srt. - ~, -, r.f'
I'm nnn isi. ,e ~ .i'.,
senate to dc,or,,ino h., tro,ty c,r itscir ,,bo,
,to soc., bon"r a,,i - 'r u.. -.
I'D H. ..,.,, tl ,L -..i.,;.'i
AMI ,,o,a,,,,,e,,t ~ T'a i.l,,5 49, GnL, tci,
sbau ho ,co";roi e
Hos. Jo.HUA r. GmDfNos-The long
and arduous term OF service of this gentle
man in the Congress of the United States
draws to close. On the 4th of March be
will cast off the robes of office, and once
more become "one Of the people. We are
glad to learn from Washington that his friends
now in that city intend TO present him hand
some testimonial The correspondent of the
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Connrrssional.


SENATE.
The Senate adopted motion directing the Secretary
Of The Navy 60 furnish information concerning Lieut.
Cuycu's survey fir The Atr1to Ship Canal.
The Pacific Railroad bin was taken up, and amended
] in several particulars One Of these amendments, by
Mt Douglas, provided That an desert land within forty
miles OF The middle section of The road should De open
90 presumption at ten cents per acre Another by Mr.
Do1lttlc, added section intended Co prevent spccul1
tors from keeping back the lands rom settlement An-
Other by the same made t the duty Of he Secretary of
Che interior 20 advertise for proposals ur the Northern
and southern routes leaving he Central as is and re-
port 60 Congress at the next session These were scv
orally adopted.
prouacicd discussion cnsuel on thc ,aroua PROPOSE
tons in the course of which Mc.srs. Hale. Douglas
Mason. Trimhull. Fcsscnden. Cameron, pugh, Hamln,
Houston, Ward and others spoke
/ Mr. Doouc's amendment 'o advertise for estimates
/ TO tho bill, Mr. simmons VI Il. l. moved TO strike out
all between thc cnaeug clause and the said final section,
which was carried, thu. killing thc BILL
Aycs-Mcssrs. Bates BEL, Benjamin, Bright, Came
ron Chcsnut, CLARK, Clay, Cngmau, Crttendcn, Davis
Dixon, DooIiulc, Durkcc, Fcsscndcn. Foot, Green,
| Hale, Hamln. Hammond. Houston, Hunter, l'erson'
Johnson Of Tenn, Kennedy, King Mason pearce Reid
Rice, Sebastian, Shields simmons, Sidcl, STUART
Thompson of 81 j. Toomhs wards
I N1Bs-Mcssrs. Allen, Btywd, Bpler, Broderick
Brown, Chandler, Douglas, Fitch, Ftgpluek, Foster
Gwin, Harlan, Jones, Polk Pugh. Seward lumbulh
The result caused Mr. Gwiu Z, rcmark bitterly "Lt
c a.. A gives, b 3. AL ever expected to gct from the
III. pash Of Ohio moved 20 Iay he hl on che table
/ Mr.. Owiu OF California moved to rcclmmit aud Mr.
Trlmbul Of Illinois moved 60 reoommi' with iusttue-
tious. both of which wore lost.
Aner s1ma debate the bi as amended WAS put on its
fnal passage. Mr.. Brodcdcy OF California said, irou-
celly that as h4 u1mc would ho called before his cole
leagues be- wished 20 know If Mr. Gen approved of the
/ b, as it now Stood that he might vote against it
/ Mr. Gwn Of California rcoiiel hai Dol. .olcaguc could
NOT learn bic sentiments tll his ulmr was called.
Mr.. Brodcdcs-rhu sual reserve my vote. llaush-
be- afterwards voted with Mr. Guin
/ The bIl was road hlg. ume' lHd passed. being only
/ The cnactiug cl tusc AVID Mr DlnHitos substitute.
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THE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
4 by FOREVER
". II. DOWNS PROFITABLE
b 4 L s VI q n l. [ y IL


y A l. S 4 " O h l. / X TR.
We would say to the people that this medicine has
been sold throughout New England for upwards q thirty
facton- and have yet learn % the first where
the people we're dissatisfied where they wanted their
money back We sill warrant IT, and any person. A.
Ger using 10, wants his money returned, he has only 70
notify hc agents or pfoprietnrs and 30 will be refunded
at once What more say Do Won want a large
Almanac filled with certificates that nobody believes -
lfyuu anything than this, ask Of
neghbofs that have used the article and II they tell you
that 10 b. The best medicine ior
COUGHS, COLDS. WHOOPING COUCH,
Group. Asthma and all diseases Of the Throns Chest
and Lungs. and ala diseases tending 10
CONSUMPTION,
buy and fyou like IT, please in turn tell your ac1uain-
ancos TO use and remember this fact that When you
find medicine that docs all that the propretors say il
will then always It when necessary, and change
for article that may be- worthless.
IT you wish to try n. II. DOwNs's ELTNfn, and 4 is
not kept in your town. ask your Druggist Merchant
70 order small supply " my Agents, J. NJ. HENlY
q SONS, Waterbury, VI, or Of most any Wholesale
Druggist in New England, New York Canada They
will furnish circulars IL yon order them.
The prcc Of is article so cents and Sl00 per bottle
and for Trial BATTLES 25 cents.
The trial bottle have not put mp until within few
months We do it now that all may give it trial at
the least possible expense.
There is little counterfeit Elixir in the market, made
by Jasper Curtis of ST. Adams, W. but il Is not signed
with pen y H. Downs but Is signed with rcd ink. j.
tcctcd above and from the fact that il sells aud is
marked ~ ~ and 10 cents per bottle OF said
Curtis dare not sign il with pen ~ II Downs, As that
would be forgery.
Beicare Of Jasper Cwtiss Counterfeit
Remember the genuine is warranted, aud is signed with
pen, with my name ~ II. DOWNS
Trial bottles 25 cents For sale by all Druggists in
Vermont. 1902
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AELEDhAl Ell / LMAl4E Ill4lo-
Prepared from prescription of Sir james Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary To the Queen.
This well kuown medicine Is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc-
tons, from any whatever and although power.
m remedy they contain nothing hurtful the constu-
ton.
70 HtRRIED LADIES,
IL Is peculiarly suited. Il WILL in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
fHsE PtLLs HAVE NEVER BEEN KNOWN To PAIL
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS oN THE 2p PAGE or rAMrIf-
LET ARE WELL OBSERVED
For fun particulars, get pamphlet free, Of the agent
n. B. Sl,0Oand postage stamps enclosed TO any au-
thorized Agent will insure bottle, containing over so
Pills, tyreturn mail.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
CLatc /. c. Baldwin q Coz
Rochester, n. Y.
l.. L. PIERCE, Wholesale Agent for Montpelier.
j. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury, Wholesale agent for ere
mont. For sale By al druggists in Montpelier O53I
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O921
HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC;

EALTH WITHOUT PHI YSIC;
IL 4 Prize Essay Nervous Diseases
Just published, the 2jth thousand, in sealed enve
for stamps
A MEDICAL ESSAY OK THE PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION
ANp DECAY
Of the frame from Indulgence, Infection and the njuri-
Gus consequences Of Mercury, van tie modern means
qfcDc. ..
BY r. J. CULVERWELL,
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, &C., &C.
az SpermatorrhUa or Seminal Emissions, Nervous
Debility Impotcncy, Loss of Energy Depression Of Spr
its Tmidy Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and lmped
imcuts Marriage generally are promptly and ettectu
ally cured hy the Authors novel and successful
mode Of treatment by Of which the Invalid
gain pristine health without having danger
GUS and expensive medicines.
From the London Lancet -'' The best treatise erer
,cfien succt Of rifai Importance TO all, cell
thy The tuthors crdted reputation"
Address the Publishers c. J, c. KLINE CO., LIST
Avenue, cor. 10Th Street, Post Box 1896, New York
City. 2335
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DARRE ACADEMY. - Spring Term be-
I'D gins Fob II, 1852 Summer Term begins May y,
1859. Fan Term begins Sept. l. 1872.
The Board Of Instruction consists Of six permanent
Teachers The facilities for pursuing Classical or Eng
lish course of study, are superior
Board SIS per week.
J. IS. SPAULDING, Principal
Barre. Jan. 10, 1852. 27:00
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n wBURY SEMINAR

FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Eleven Professors and Teachers French By an cdutat
ed Frenchman.
S2j 30 pays board and tuition in Common English per
term of II week.
Ample facilities for self boarding.
SPRING TERN begins February loh, 1850
For circulars confirming fun particulars, board or
rooms. address
2720 FENNER e. KING, A. NJ, Principal.
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Every mother should keep Dr.. clarte' Potent Cherry
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CLEVELAND. MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER a, 1859.

are in favor Of the neiarious traffic, will see
good reason for signing the third.
We confidently expect that the petitions will
meet with the hearty APPRECIATION Of the mass Of
our people. As this is no party measure, we
shall seek, and expect 10 obtain signers from all
parties, political and ecclesiasticai. This State
Is pledged for a hundred thousand names. Let
US not be disappointed.
The question, "What good will il dol" we
answer briefly thus: II this work is vigorously
prosecuted throughout the States, it may bring
about favorable action by the next Congress
But II not, It certainly must do good to agtate
these questions in every township in the coun.
try, and must materially influence the action of
political parties. But the good accomplished
will depend greatly on the number Of names ob.
tained. Lett work be thoroughly done.
L. ii. FAIRCHILD
Chairman Executive Com.
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THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR,
TRIESEMARI

PROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
Il Patent from ENGLAND, aud secured hy tho Seat
Il the ECOLE DE PHARMAClE DE PARIS, an the
IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No. l-Inyaluabo for Relaxation, spsrmatorrhua and
Physical Exhaustion, and is tonic.
No 2-CompletoY eradcaos all traces Of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the psru
couu use Of o0paiya and oubebs,
No 3Hus entirely suppaned the injurious Of fmer-
cu thereby insurng 10 The sufferer speedy relief dispes
ing all the impurities and 0ongOut Che venom Of disease
ThIESEMAR, Nos, !, 2and 3, prepared IN The form
O lOzenge, devoid Of taste smell aud be carried
m the waseoat pocket SOLD TIE CASES, and ds idod
into GEPARATE DOSES as nHmnistIud by Vapeau Lnlle-
RouHi Rioord Go. 1c Price 81 each, or four cases
IN for So which 81 and IA S2i cfses werehy
there saying o 50 20 he had, wholesale and retail
of DE. BARROW l5T Prince street. New York. lmmad
atsly receiving remittance Dr. Burr0w will ward
the TRIEBEM NJ X 10 any part Of tho world, securely
pcked and addressed according TO the instructions Of the
writer.
FoT sale by OAYLORD h HAMMOND
Gsce dEw " go Agents, Cleveland
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q Prostration OF tho syytem and

or Prostration of the System and
rapid decline almost invariably the results Of early
mall raotices and unchecked vicious habits. tTeatfe
eaboately gotten has laiey issued hom tho press A.
Illustrating this tendenoy and the cure well preyen-
tion Of tho same IL is ehtitled HUMAN FRAILTY
or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" Il enters fully
the causes effect and most scacous mode Of curing
all di5easss of delicate nature with eopons instructions
for perfect restoration Of those who prevented ~
mpednehts from entering into the marriage state Price
Is cents Sent nee Of postage. Sold by
DIR. BARROW,
ISi BlseokeT Street, New York.
For sale BY
GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND
WM. FIsKE,
aprT:ilawdEw Agents, Cleveland.
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MORNING LEADER.
mONDAY mORNING, NOV. I4 is5O.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

cB Plain and ornamental prnin Of every dissertation
duiiu - the Painting Establishment of the Ii ApFR ire
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses IN
.no beti Style on short uicq and reasonable rates
Particular attention paid 20 blank work livery desofp-
on oi B1ding doar, especially BLANK Books, Ledgeis
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1eis- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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a Aritnltural.

CLEVELAND SEED STORE
J. STAIR & son PROPRIETOR
No. IFS 0nntarO Street, Cleveland, Ohio,
OUR STOCK OF SEEDS is NOW
" complete, c0nstiug Of Imported and Native Field
Garden anl Flower Seeds Of all kinds
In addition large stock Of native grown Seeds we
have JUS monrled from England over TWO TONS wsight
Of such Kinds of Seed better known tho,e
imnrOved by change Of climate
~ Catalogues clntainug iu list II all our Seeds
apr2 J. STAIR SON.
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6Otel8.
TOTEL DUMA s
Gnnr0pfre.

Engraving and LtIhOgra phing.
RRAINERD IL BURRIDGE,W WOOD
~ ENGRAYERS AND LITHoGBPHERS Bank
Street, Cleveland, o.
POBERT GILL-SILVER AND
IA Electro Platter Door Platter and MnnufnctUr-cor-
Of Ontario and Prospect sts (up sairs) Cleveland o.
prepared to replatc Spoons Forks, CustOtB, &c and
make them equal 20 new Door Trimmings furtishe or
Plated order Bell Hanging pou pity attended
prices reasonable. i1l22lti6
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GRASS AND GLOVER Seeds
~ Timothy Herds Grass
Rru Ton.
Crchud Grass,
tmucky Hue Grass
MiIed GHsaSeod (tnr Lawns)
Red Oyur,
White Dutch Clover,
iuceTnC,
wyaiusing Red Top, or Big Destroyer
aP2 ]. SrAlR SSON,
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The Oval Parlor Stove called
TIL E EAR H,

For Anthracite Coal or Cuko is beautiul new pattern
nn pronounced bg the duzens Of using ar
ele 10 be perfect great economzof OF fuel and great
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still continues lorge, aud Of the BEST QUALIFY
~ TIN ROOFING. aud all Johbng in our line, we
execute with prOmptne aud Despatch "
We, having selected these Goods Described nhoye in
at the lowest Cash prices offer tuem for sale ar-
coidinay This fact, gethtr with thirteen ye irs
e5nefieneo enables US 70 egARAErRR SATISFACTION and
oor large stock uf Good cheaper
than they he purchased elsewhere this market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS is our motto
Therefore, dOu't fail to call mi decide for yourselves ut
tho old aud well known store Of
W. L. MARVIN,
No. t2Public Square, neary opposite old Court House
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Denttstrp.
DENTISTWY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
worm MN TNTnIT ID N n

AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
Il read the following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem with great care II you have teeth at all hsp:-
fact that Isl daily exhibited in the Streets the social
circle and in the paror by the hunble peasant and the
proudost that huudre ds Of persons lose good
teeth for the Of the timely aid OF good and
kul dentist. poor and inferior operation is in many
than all II your teeth good have
hem examined by good dentist and keep them in order
II tine should be LOST hut have them the
the better and thai which Burns the
neil Of all Diseases All irregularities Of the teeth should
attended to In chi ldhOld aud youth "..
All persons desrnus Of fno dental operators nvt-
ed to call my whero parti ular attention
to tho preservation Of tho natural teeth, where the
VULCANIZED CORALITE,
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NEMOVAI.
nR. b. Il. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental .ohce te his residence, No 40
Wood four doors North uftha NJ E Church. where he
will be happy 10 ali his urmer patrons any oh-
whs need his services
Cleveland. March 20. ls5s-mh2ldt
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NE "VICTOR.n

TIALLl bUHOOL HOUSE, OR NTORE AND CHURCH
HEATER,
Is proved 70 be greater Heater with the same amount
nf Anthracite Bumnous Coal than any other stove ug
combination.
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CIR iTEs AND HOUSE FUR.
NISHIN1 GOODS
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,

Is the largest in tho Market and arc Just received fror
the best Houses Cincinnati aud New York, who're the
were recently selected al the owes prices. Our assoTt
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DENTIST.
DIR. w j GIILLD HAS REMOX

IL ed his Dental Office 10 Room No II, Holman block
Superior street, East Of Public Square, South Of r. q. An
who need The of DENTIST Will save themselves
much SUFFERING as well as MONEY By giving him a
cali Eec rcity used 20 mitigate pan for those who de-
ARTIgICIAI TEETH INSERTED
On Gold, Silver, Porcelain and VucRnizod Rubber Base
the best mauner Teeth Ia ssts from $40 Ia So Coli
Angs according TO size Of the cavity from sos upward.
maylI
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UTTA PET ROHA ~ ASE,

Ut ATIluClhl 1GCLu
Is manufactured and all varieties nl artificial teeth
ut up in the best manner W. INGERSOLL,
No 2ll Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
mYlSR8
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shiIing per week 70 City Subscribers.
Five Dollars per year to Mall Subscribers.
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BuilGrr8 & Artbitefts.

BROOKS s. 9. a. e. W., BUILD
~ ERs. Asf .danufactuTers Of Doors Blinds, Sash,
Jackets and all kinds Of Scru-Sawing aud Gothic WORK
hrcularattenu paid 20 FittngUp stores Factory ON
uysinn-st nen Centrc Rlock Clevcland o. nnl0-cSl
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
Once Merc 10 the Brcnch.

Senator Douglas, of Illinois has again
spread" himself in very lengthy publica.
tion, on the stale and thread bare subject OF
his Popular Sovereignty. If he will confne
himself in the future. to magaz inc and
newspaper articles on this topic, the party
and the country will be fortunate. Great
apprehension. however. is entertained lest
all useful business may be thrust aside, dur
ing the approaching session of Congress, to
make way for the idle discussion which he
will provoke on this favorite theme Of his.
He 10 resolved, it seems, to enlighten the
world in this respect, even as to every alb
stract phase the matter may possibly assume.
He is not content with actual issues but
dashes into supposed and possible ones. as
gsllantly and boldly as did Don Quixote in
TO the windmills. The result OF these char
ges is likely TO be as disastrous to the Pres
idential aspirations of this political knight
Of modern days, rs proved the III judged as
saults OF the chivslrous gentleman OF La
Mancha, to his contemplated career Of re-
newn.