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II 7o71 TIE 1ndEaAap0ls 5ouEhal, o7yesteFdayl
The news Of the death Of II. c. Larrabec was
brought to this city yesterday, but not unexpec-
ted'y, Tor rumors ofa like purport haze several
!imcs been circulated. He had been in declin-
ing health for sumo months, and since the death
OF hls wife had withdrawn himself al,uos, entire
y from active life. He died yesterday morning.
Ar. Larrabcc must have been sixty Years Of nc
or more, 1T lis death. lie was born in Mainc
we believe, HIS career in this State dates from
ny: ms connection with the Asbury University, in
teenled teacher. His election to the Office of
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, in ls;s.
drew him from his congenial occurat;on of
teaching, and warped and misplaced his whole
nature bF forcing him into political life.
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= A Western editor oncs apologzed to
his renders somewhat n{tcr this fashion:
intended to have death and suarriars
to publish this week, but a rio1eut storm pre.
septed tue wedding, and the doctor being ta> en-
sick himself, the patient recovered. and ~ urs
accordingly cheated out Of both.'' ~ ~ 80 %
, 1859-05-09

~ The receipts Of the Pennsyirau,. Cen.
tss fof April, are thirty thousand dollars morn
than those Of last April.
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Tho Four Democratic Platforms.


a. =. ,,.-;.,.,, T, ,,,,,..,.:. f,..:.,, r. ,,
'''e - .'u' oeAno14 as'' i,oNo"s ~ .o''o"S:
!. There Is the Frcsldent's platform, ns an
nonaccd IN lila organ. the G"nsfifustou, which
declares thnt ncitl'cF Congress nor tue Terri.
torlal Legislatures have any Fight t0 establish
or prohibit Slavery. 1t is silent Us to The IT,
slvai ot tue African Savc Irade.
=. Ihe ise Or true Southern platform. which
insists that IT IS tho duty OF Congress TO pass
.a"n ior W. ltJte.on ' ~ ~ la @ ~ .'e ielr
and nnn;,I ,I,r 4(rica,. Siarc Tradc
,. Thc l'oueas pl,4ttorn, which insists that
the Territorial Legislatures may adort "un-
rlenu,y m 'eels,.''E. AGAINST slavery, pn' when
tional, aud therefore void. His central organ
. .h.erlre's ,l!e aoc!t1he o. ~, ponEs3 70 1''h
thrr no,,nIsr soverr;n5;v hv es'nil;. .r;n1 md
npholdug Slavery willie any "uu{rieudiy ltgIs-
lAliuu" viii Lc treated as uullty by the Fcic-
ral Courts, The SAME organ insists that the
South l'as right to denAnd the repeal of the
laws ay.in:t thu s!ave Trade.
L. Tue ulcknlln- Fornty piatflrm. vh1cl, in
sists on popular sovereignty absolutely, slld
ts,ors tlc c1clusion Of slavery from tho Terri
to'ics. 1t also insists on arigid enforcement Of
the laws which punish the Stare Trade rs piracy.
Eacll uf lLeSe taci:uns d.nounccs ali the others
with extreme bitterness. Tie Hiekman- -Furney
factinH occupies tile untenable postum u; affect
1f II ClA&n Mt. u0nHt1S as 1iA leEueE, f.lIGn, IN
fact, he has more syulpall,v with Tue most ultra
Southern wing. REPRESENTED by Wise Davis and
Brown, than with the Free Sol! schismatics Of
Pruu>, ll;ssi7. The latter c,uot support doug
las without u Eaerau. at,o.iac; from the princi-
pies laid down at their reccntSta,c Lon sel.t.on
while tic other three wings Of the Democracy
might with perfect consistency units in suppps,
OF the Illinois Senator.
Thu f.o ,r;,,,,, 1,.ro adod .,.a. ct,t r1et.
A'e S'eaA !'"'e 4outu 's1'1 " 't'1"
ioFm has Gren deV'.eo ny @le leaaers OF ttc HIST
three tact1ons-,hc platform Of Tic spotIs q cte
Upon which it is c1ncctcd q haru,oninus rn;on
.r;,tto ,tt,a.ot
"''' ~ wv
Gold Region or Nortl, Coro1,no.
corra.no,,,I,,, af.ho ~ VI. ~
eo1e'poAue"1 u tne W" 1orA 11eTa'd
writes: 49,.
Charlotte is handsome. thourh small tovn
in tue famous gold district Of North Carolina
where there is branch Of the United States
Mint, superintcnded by a gentleman Of scienti-
ic nttaMncuts. DR.. Gibbons. Of Phi!a delnl,in
According to reliable accounts furnished This
guld region is superior to auy district in CHI.
!ornia or Pixies Pcak. The difficulty with it is
that it is owned by individuals. and they are iu-
norant Of the vul1c Of The property. and drea3.
fully afruid of being cheated, There il one old
farmer there who owna part of the richest mr.
tion Of it, He ploughs It every now and ;bcn
when he wanta n n,,1rct Gnrnatinnea ia +,,-r.
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Lrekf ScozcuAAs.-The Moline Iqtlfprud
tM gises IN account Of an old Scotcfman
has recently had good run Of luck. lis wifc s
leli hetr last fall to all estate in England worth
one hundred thousand dollars. She started tn
slslt the old country, and while on her way n
brother died ]eaying her $4,000. soon ufter
81 81 arrived her father died leaving her hcircss
10 larger sum: 4 few weeks since her hus-
band sold Oft his personal property here, cascd
his farm, and aai|ed for Albionl's shores,
, 1859-05-09
educational.

r &. BERTEAC'S ENGLISH
= s,Aed EREKCH Day aat Boarding scaoo, for
!tunk La1e No. 1C8 mi Ill CA.% s1:es ruT,n4 If Era
Iht4 Institution opened u ls3. combines au tAa ayaoia
For Particular and references - circular vhrh NAV i.
ooatnti 1t the institution Al s c. GtixSs o. Laks
0!ET[ No.. - md a.
~ 9onnsF Tern VIII o<a on Nedaesay, April .cst.
~tYT,1,I,C([-
II so~~' AAAN1A4 eNAAoAIA--
No ?e g.! Moc1e. =; n 'se NJ! Jssson hlaso
1;e!,s 1,s ri "a. ~ The services VI competent
, 1859-05-09

:RtRNErTS COCOANE
Burnett's Cocoaine.
Burnett's Cocoaine.

~ compound Of coeoanut Oh, t.. for dzsa4as II.
Hall to< efficacy and ssssaail Anssa u CD m e
1t pfeSentA tAs haIz sEou4 falt..x o1.
It promotes IT. healthy and 7,sarou, ror.h,
1t i not Greasy or a!cky.
II 1e7vea no d1kax1realts o<,a1
Il A1ftsns the ha.f whAn h2114 md krv
1t spotlses the ult2tsd sea,2 akin
!: a1ar!a ths Hcseas u.ste,
II remains !onkast In sdect
II cssks 1fsy eAat4 ~ haH 2Ins As:.:a
, 1859-05-09

ALSO From .zEcTIo.a.
40 RICH BAREGE EoBEs, A. y0LASTS. containing
twenty y7rdA
For IS, Worth $40.
Also, % riecta Elegant A. DAYApERE LYONS SILKS
For 1Os., worth 22.
ooo SUI esh Ftea:h oRGASDy ROBES, A'DECx JCrE
For IS, worth $40.
go I.cces Elegant F4s: t:n'nred PRINTED LANNS lad
MtsLINS tie cluth
FOR ONE SHILLING.
Csual rrce Two shIunks.
500 Pieces AERRIs1ACK AND CoCHECs PRINTS,
nswrbi s1y!e4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03
WAsnINGToN NEWS.

WASHINGTON, August 2.
The States mentions the reception Of important
private Dispatches from Northern Mexico IL was
expected that within twenty days 1000 American
troops will be organized on the Rio Grand, aud
properly armed and equipped Tor the purpose Of
marching upon tho City OF Mexico and eXtermina
ting the whole MiramOn faction
Private advces from Tucsen, dated July 10th
mention u hostile meeting between Lieut. Mowry
and Edward h. Cross, editor OF the Arizonian.-
Four shots were exchanged without effect At
the last fire Lieut. MowIy's rife did not discharge
It was decided that he was entitled TO his shot,
and Mr.. Cross stood without arms 20 receive IT,
Lieut. MOwTy refused TO fire at an unarIned man
aud discharged his rife in the air Mutual expla,
nations followed Both parties declared themselves
satisfied, aud the difficulty was adjusted.
The Opata Indians were committing great raw
ages in Northern SonOra, shooting the men and
ravishng the women The troops seem afraid TO
attack them,
An American citizen Of Arizona was in jill at
Magdaa Tor no oiiense aud fears were entertained
that he would be murdered It Is utterly impOs
sible for an American TO travel now in Sonora
without being murdered or robbed Of every
| thing.
Lieut.. Mowry will have no opposition for Dele
| gate TO Congress.
It il the Intention of the Government TO Cstab
| lsh posts on the frontiers Of the Apache country
The President arrived here this evening az sil
O'Clock from Bedford Springs. Several member
of the Cabinet were In waiting to receive the Pres
ident who appears 10 the enjoyment Of eXceilea
health and spirits,
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EFr The DISEASE that Americans can tru
TMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.
nr. Cheesennn,s Die.

he combination of Ingredients in these Pills is the re-
alt Of long and extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation and certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful transformations, removing all distractions, wheah
or from cold Otherwise headache pain in the side, pal
pitation of the heart whites all affections, hyster
les fatgue, pain in the back and limbs, SC, disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement of in the treatment Of
these irregularities and distractions which have consigned
90 many thousands Of the Young the beautiful and the be-
loved to PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy good
health unless she regular anl Whenever obstruction
fakes place the general health begins to decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are ihe most eaec.ua remedy known fer all COM
plants peculiar en- FeBals To all classes they inyal
uable Inducing With certaHty periodical regularity They
are kaown TO Thousands who have used them at different
periods throughout the country having the of the
mos eminent physicians in AHle1cd.
Er cit directions Sitting trhen and CfeH they Should MOI
be used with Boxtue Price one Dollar each bor con
fainiHg 4 o PiHs. ,,
Va uaNlc pamnble 20 he had fae, Of the Agents Pills
sent BY r1l pronug by enclosing price TO tho Genera
Agent, Sold by druggists gtuenlly.
r. T.. HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
No loo Chambers st, New York.
Sold in Cleveland by VIM. FISKE and GAYLORD s
HAMMOND aprsd&w6m21
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
MISSOURI ELECTION

ST. Louis, Aug ?.
The whole Republican ticket is elected with eX.
ception OF Clerk OF Criminal Court.
The overland mall with dates to the llth ult..
arrived tonight.
Business was more active, but no improvement
In prices.
The business portion Of CUPS HAT, sierra cOun.
ty, was burnt on the 9th Loss Sl7 600.
The town OF Rough and Ready, in Nevada coun-
ty, nearly all destroyed, Loss $4,000
The total amount of hbes against the steamer
Washington exceeds $4,000
The Democrats have elected one member to the
Legislature, two County Commissioners and one
Clerk.
The Republicans have probably elected the bal.
Qnce Of the candidates.
Tue Sunday reform measure was carried by a
large majority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03
BY TELEGRAPH.

ARRIVAL or THE OCEAN QUEEN.
NEw YORK Aug. 2
The steamship Ocean Queen, from Havre via
Southampton, arrived after midnight.
Her adyices have been mainly anticipated by
the Anglo Saxon at Quebec.
DR.. Merritt U s. Consul at tTunis, was passen-
ger.
The Atlantic telegraph shares are advancing in
price
The Paris Moniteur has the following defence Of
the peace treaty by Napoleon:
Yesterday evening the Emperor received the
great bodies Of the State, IN presidents OF which
M Tfopliug, Count de Morry and NJ. Br cher
addressed congratulaory speeches TO his Majesty.
The Emperor thanked them for heir devotion
and then explained the reasons for his conduct
curing the great events He sa d-Artiyed be-
meath the walls of Verona the struggle was inevi-
tably about TO change its nature, as well IN mill
tary as in political aspect Obliged TO attack the
enemy in front who was entronched behind great
ioriresses and protected on his flank by the neu
traty Of the surrounding territory, and about to
begin long ald barren war, found myself in the
face Of Europe in arms ready to dispute cur sue
cesses or aggravate our reverses.
Nevertht less the difficulty Of the enterprise
would not have shaken my resolution, if the means
had not en- out Of proportion to the results to be
expected II was necessary to crush boldly the
Obstacle opposed aud then TO accept q conflict on
the Rhine as well as on the Adige. II was ncCcs.
sary to tortiiy ourselves openly with the concur
renee of revolutions it was necessary to 60 on
shedding precious blood and risk ttat which a
sovereign should only stake for the independence
Of his country
If have stopped it, II was neither through
wealiness or exhaustion, nor through abandoning
the noble cause which l desired to serve, but the
interests Of France. felt great reluctance to put
rens upon the ardor OF our soldiers 10 retreuch
from my programme-the territory from the
Mncio to the AdriatiC, and to see vanish from hon
est hearts aud noble delusious aud patriotic hopes
In order to serve the independence Of Italy l
mado war against ,he mind Of Europe, and as soon
as the destiny Of my country might be endanger-
ed mado peace. Our efforts and our sacrifices,
have they been merely losses No. We have a
right to be proud Of this campaign. We have van
pushed an army, Numerous, brave and well or.
ganized.
Piedmont has been delivered from invasion,
her frontiers have been extended to tho Mincic
The idoa Of an Italian nationality has been admit,
ted by those who cOmbatled it. Most all the Sow
ereigns Of the peninsula comprehend the wnnts o
sautaTy reforms. Thus, after having given u II ev
proof of the military power Of France, tho peae,
concluded will be prolific Of happy results.
The future will every day reveal additona
cause for Che happiness Of Italy, the influence 0
France and the tranquility of Europe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03

THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDeEs
MCLEAN AND WMLsoN PREsmrNe.-The Hon.
John Mclean, Justice of the Supreme Court
the United States presided in the Court yesterday
morning.
The cases assigned for trial were called, and
No. Ala, Paine Kendall VS.. Swan, appeal in
Admiralty, continued by consent Of parties
In No. 1856, Hoag ct al VS., American Transport
alton Company. appealed from District Court,
Justice Mclean announced decision affirming
in all respects the decree of the Court below.
The District Court in 1857 decreed that the
propeller Cataract and her sureties should pay
Truman II. Hoag and the owners Of the brig Ok
ford S6,77s Os, being moiety Of the damages oC-
casioned by a collision. D. o. Morton for Hoag
ct al Geo. A. Hibbard and Wiley Carey,
Proctors for Am. Trans. Co.
The case assigned for trial te.day is PuIseux''
Lessee vs. Philips ct al.
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KENTUCKY ELECTlON.


As far as heard from in the Ashland District the
vote is close. In the Shit District, Brown, (Begu-
larO probably elected over Jewett, Independent,
Meagre returns from the 2d District show a large
opposition gain Mallory 900 votes over Holt.
City and Jefferson CounUty-Opposition about
HOO maj Mallory, Opposition elected to Con-
gress.
Returns from the interior are too meagro foi
any conclusion to night.
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sTABBING AFFRAY.

NEW HAVEN, Aug, l.
AT Waterbury on Saturday night, savage
assault was committed on the person of James
Shannon by John Riggs, who was recently dis
charged from the State prison. Shannon was
stabbed in the abdomen, and is not expected to
live Riggs was brought TO the city to day for
safety, as u large crowd assembled IN Waterbury
had threatened to lynch him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03

sUIclDE-Mr. Cyrus Palmeter, Of StrongSville
committed suicide on Wednesday last by shooting
himself ae went out avowedly to kill birds, but
returned, having discharged the contents of the
gun in his lungs, liver and stomach. He died on
Friday evening. He was 60 years Of age, an old
resident and much respected Family boreaye-
mont is supposed to have been the cause Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03
KENTUOKY ELECTION,

LUUIsAlLLEl Aug z.
The following Congressman are elected; First
District, p Burnett, Dem; I'd District, Payton,
Dem, probably; Sd, Brystow, Opp; 4th, Ander-
son, Opp 9th, Brown, DEM 9th Gariard, Dem,
probably; 7th Mallory, Opp; 9Th, Simms, Dem,
probably; 9th, Moore, DEM, probably; ION, Ste
yCnsOn, Dem,
The returns indicate the election Of Mago6iu
Dem for Governor, and that the State Legisla
tuTe joint ballot will have u small Democratic ma
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03
MATRIMONIAL.
PIES OF THE UNITED STATES

40 THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
It has my good fortune TO restore to health many
thousands o! my country-wOmen.
MY success has excited the malice Of the envious and
ous; hut their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd estab sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
nave fallen upon my uathwuy from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. solong held ia aIectionate and
hank fol remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill afford to despise tho efforts Of mischei-maksIs
nd sl8ndeTe
Ny trends aase repeatedly urged me to place my ntd
clue for producing menstruaton within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United States but an indisPoson to enter
hed occupied by quacks with their porcious nostrum
and foar that uhprncped countareiters might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hithor pre-
vented establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AAnE DE FEMME" IN the United States.
At last yield the enroatos Of patients and friends
and ol,r the suffering Females OF America medicine
Old Wort.
In regard TO the efficacy OF the AAIlE DE FENME,"
Esed ouY say that 1t Is in liquid FORM and is eractV such
as have used practice France for years and
that II has never failed 10 satisfactory result
The annie de Femme aud meusgruaton soBd in the re
iaton Of cause and effect Il Is alike powerful to ginat,
healthy menstrual flow where has existed and tC
restore where has been from any cause suppressed,
tons each bottle OF The "Ame de Femme" wi hear mi
written signature aud both the bottle and enclosing bCi
VII be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 a package. - ,,r1,,,,
PARIS, january, 1857
For sale wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FisKE
No. ~ superior street Cleveland. who will supply th
Annie de Femme AZ the ProprietOr's prices
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

r. Canoli-Union School Superintendent Wanted.
Peou Breed-For Dunlirk.
@. w.--Valuahle Leasehoid Property for Exchange.
Rouse Jenuiugs-Wsuted-For Exchange eo.
Rettberg Hausmtun-Luce Sets &c.
john Whtelsw-NJtce to Contractors.
Pelton Rreod--For Chcago.
q Cutter son-Bus Noti,e.
j. G. Wugner-Auction sale
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03

Hor WEATHER AND WATER.-During the in
tensely hot weather We have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in most dole
fu manner Of tho heat and yet do not Introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wettmg their door yards and side
walks We would advise those to call on b. r.
Bowers, Successor to j. B. Barnes, Plumber) At
water Building, who has large stock Of Plumb
ing Materials, Hose, Pipe, &co and engage him to
put up cooling institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we viii warrant that they can keep
cool
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLESALE.

MERCHANTS 81 OTHERS WHO
lV doni In school Books, are informed thal Mo s9nl
- ,s,f tpll nl School Books ut Now YORK PRICES We
MAO this nndouuc monl thus carly oryo TINS tr deal
,s who have been nccutlume3 10 luy 10 New N'Ih ~
.n,nd with u.s. or Catl % store and noun ihcul
iyrs a u prices ard terms before Going ihst cur book
Nh uH much larger, the CumuE tau, thah ever h'nio anu
o 0Kprrt arp irCrtaso of blanoss Ms W result OF w
ll erms md G advantages Witch We snail ghtr !" nuI
customers, VIZ have tlBl uVcry variety OF NuVu tiN
tic wo shall sell pros helow mo fnng rates n luls
mnrkot Good otor Paper ut 81 70 10 sJNO let teRli
Commercial Note Paper 90 800 uer rtam States, Out
line Ma, b. GLOBES Speucof's Whine Hoobt, FWson
Dan nuis Wrlur Hooks, School RtgWos, and tNeIt BTU
j u. COBB CO.,
IVA Bn-hloIleIs aud slnuolers, CIevoInnll U.
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9sS- A ane opportunity for young men to im'
prove their evenings. Mr. W, j. Culkin, A. M,
late Of Trinity College, Dublin, will at very
rate give instructions in sound olas'
steal English education, either at his rooms or nt
private residences. Address through Post ONCE
drawer 284 or call on the subscriber IN person, at
tho Office Of j. NJ. Jones, ESQ Lawyer snd At
torney Superior Block. ju29s2i2.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,

THU FAMOUS PIANIST,
Who visited Ohio for the first time in company with the
anowned
X RI FORMES,
And who Is pronounced by many give greater expression
his playing than EVEN THALBERG was pleased to
Wnte the follow ing in reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sArTER PREFERr
He says
From the many severe tests thet have given
HALLETT, DAVIS Il co - PIANOS,
unhestatugy proaouaco them sHiHsnHy superior in ae
ion elasticity Of touch and power Of tone, 10 auy have
ever used this the old country Another rking fea-
In these rumsnts and wEere others often f
Is their reaiiag under the heaviest most df
heult playngnot string shlttering hatng, the
action remaining p'rect that the performer enabled
all times TO Instantaneous effect emphatic passa-
ser.
Signed, GUsTAVE sATTER.
~ These Pianos are for sale by
OssIAN Il, DODGE,
No Euclid Street, Cleveland.
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i1IR DYEI HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
The only harmless and reliable Dge knO,on.

The only harmless and reliable Dge knotcn.
The Original and best in the worldi
Al others are mere limitations and should be avoided
you wish 20 escape ridicule,
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
bsautfn aud natural Blown or Black, without the least
injury Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Wlrded to VIM A. Bachelor since sa9 and over $4,000
applications have been made to the Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BATCHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
be Distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
not nue in the least however long he continued,
and tho in effect Of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair nvigor-
Rted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold OF auned (n private Goomsj at the Wig
Ftotory, No 22i Broadway, N Y
Sold iu all cities aud towns of the United States, by Drug
Fsts and Fancy Goods Doaless.
~ The genuine has tho name and address upon steel
plato engraving four sides Of each Box of
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
i0ul7 No. 233 broadway, N. Y.
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
l. THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
@SS I%~Nz[
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RusINESS NOTIONs.

8s4r- Soc advertisement Of o. Cutter Sons
auction sale Of nice Furniture, at q Bank street.
on Thursday. The Furniture, CARPETS, Mattress
es, Piano, &c, will be sold to the highest bidder
without reserve, aud rare chance is offered for
barRnins ~
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Books s. 9totiOntrp.


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No. i3B superior ST., Cleveland, o.
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BLANK BOOKS
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