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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRK, June l.
The steamships Florida, Alabama and Augusta
ofthe Savannah line, were sold to day at private
sale % Il. II Cuyltr, Esq, President Of the Geor.
gia Railroad Company.
The allure Of large sugar importing house in
Poruhnd is announced
lhe Hamburg steamer Borussia, Capt Fraut-
mani, left this afternoon for Southampton, Havre
and Hamburg, with l49 passengers and S600
in specie
The British screw steamer Edinburg eft this af
ternqon for Glasgow with So cabin aud "a steer
age passengers.
Thb down train Of the New York & Erie Rail.
road when crossing Well Creek, yesterday after
noonI RAJ into a drove of sheep, killing 5000
The engine was thrown from the track into The
Greek The engineer had an arm broken. No
passengers on tue train. Loss in sheep 5000.
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Improved BEE HIVE AND Morn DESTROYER.
Mr.. w. A, Flanders is now in town with an i'm
proved beehive, of his own invention, which is
most ingenious, and to all appearance admirably
adapted to tho objects sought. 1t has glass
honey box--is so constructed that the bees
will be kept in in too cold weather, aud let out
when warm enough-lots the active working bees
into the hive, but shuts the drOnes out and all
this it does itself without being touched. In ads
didon to this curious hive, Mr.. Flanders has self
acting blow-pipe, which is designed especially for
killing moths, 90, but which is equally service.
able for glass blowers, dentists gold smiths, and
the like. Prof Kirkland has written letter
speaking very highly Of these articles, as being
Just the thing" They are on exhibition and for
sale by Mr.. Flanders at Carter & Thayer's Office.
Superior street, whore FIVE minutes inspection
will give clear idea of their peculiarities.
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MORPHY IN DOsTON

DWaIUNi UWIIH 7,
The dinner to Paul Morphy at the Revere House
last night was brilliant affair. Dr. y. w. Holmes
presided aud made the opening speech, and Mr
Morphy responded briefly aud sensbly to the sen
tmeut IN bis honor.
Chief Justice Shaw responded 10 q sentiment
alludhg to the Judiciary
Among the prominent guests, many Of whom
spoke, were President Walker Of Harvard Univer.
sty, Senator Wilson, Prois Longfellow, and gas.
VIZ, Bon, Mr.. Burlingamc, Charles Hale, Editor
Daily Advertiser, aud Mayor Lincoln.
A ettr was read from Edward Everett WAC was
unable to be present
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gsl5- We take pleasure in informing the public
that , Ruiiui, IT'S Superi or St, has received q
splendid stock ofsummer goods, among which we
notice large variety OF the newest and mCst fash
ionabe styles of straw goods for both meu and
boys and also full assortment ofchildrens goods.
We also notice some new and beautiful styles of
soft bats, which deserve especial attention, Mr.
Ruh assures us that it will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy of their patronage.
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CobRT OF COMMON PLEAs-CRIMrNAL BRANcH.
George Moore, arrested and tried for stealing
chickens and found guilty.
George Hascomb, on trial for grand larceny,
found guilty.
Joseph Colburn and Benton Hays were charged
with grand larceny, but the plea OF petit larceny
was accepted by the Prosecuting Attorney rather
than go to trial
Timothy Lehany, charged with the highway rob-
berry Of watch on the circus grounds last Friday,
was tried and found guilty.
Samuel EbIe was or trial last night for stealing
harness from barn into which he forced en-
trance.
The following bills of Indictment were returned
yesterday by the Grand Jury.
Samuel Ebe, burglary and larceny Michael
Dewire, same offenCe William Dalton, horse steal.
ing; James r. Worswick and G. W. Wing, for as.
sault aud battery.
CIym BRANoH.--In the case Of Taylor vs.
spangler the jury returned verdict of five cents
damages for plaintiff finding the right of property
| in him, he having under the writ of replevn OBJ
tanned possession of it. The levy was made by
SpangIer, late Sheriff, under an execution on
jud gment in favor of Trad Kelly, Mr.. Kelly and
Mr.. Taylor being in fact the parties in real inter
est. Trad begins to think he 'has no rights which
white men are bound to respect"
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New PAPER WAREHoUsE,-Messrs. YoungOvo
Co., in order to facilitate the filing of their or
dsrs, have opened a warehouse for the sale Of pa
pers of their own manufacture in the Herald build
ing, on Bank street. A large stock Of all yare-
ties Of papers be found here at all times, and
purchasers should remember the place. Messrs,
Younglovo Il Co. have been engaged for many
years in the manufacture of paper, and are we'll
known throughout the west.
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A New FEATURE.-IIawks 4 Brother have the
Banner OF Light, aweekly newspaper published at
Boston and New York which gives each week.
verbatim reports Of the sermons of Henry Ward
Beecher aud Rev, E. H. Chapin, delivered the. Sab
bath previous. Country subscribers can thus read
the discusses Of these eloquent diviuss although
not with the original iervor emphasis and gesture
They also have the New York waverIy which gives
weekly sermon of Rev, Mr.. Sturgeon, the Whit.
field Of this day
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N-H 4AAlDuluAa AlAlb AAhllai ehb 10 a ~ lhNN
ntur Of uapp -oachape and intable exec ilence FuT
uo YOU, uisfuses matter how produced o mus Ne
Cu-iIeioI tual BILE specific q r. also cure for ufC
t,us cen rrHg Io liver, stnmach o brain 10 mla.luu
b. stow alrus %, Vitality and phtsicii ability. Sold
i Wm . HskU Cleveland.
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Several cases were continued.

THE WESTERN METROPOLIS. This "Blg Boat
was towed to Toledo from Detroit on Monday 10
be overhauled previous to taking her place in the
line between Cleveland and Buffalo Next week
viii probably see the two splendid steamers "Weat-
cru Metropolis" ana "Oiy Of Budalo," running
regularly from our port. The first is, we believe,
the largest boat and the last is decidedly the finest
on the line Of the lakes. Success 10 them and
may III be lll d each trip.
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II NNWNNn hp~d&w6U2l


IL has been currently reported tuaJ III most
of the Western cries the Town Be" tolls every day at
noon for the inhabitants gulp Quinue as pre-
Veniye of diseases caused by malaria Of the climate OF
course taking quiune is CONTAGIOUS habit and every
settler is supplied with the poisonous drug aud instructed
10 take It IN arge quantities he wuud escape the Fevrr
md Ague Every house has its medicine chest filled with
hs dangerous slun, aud regular as the hour comes
aound so re ulr do they gu down as though it WIS
the richest deho,cy Of tho season. Dr. H'stetor,,
God Samaritan of Pittsburgh, knowing the dr. ad,ul ef
fees of qunine upon the human sysem when taken with
so much iudiscreon has prepared compound winch has,
in acases IN which thas tried proved speedy cure
for Fcvr aud Ague and all other diseases caused by the
digestive organs.
For sale by druggists dealers generally everywhere
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
PATENTED
March I'd. 1853, by
THos. DENHAM Il JOSEPH ". BRGos,
no KILL OUROULIO -Take one

Tbls Invention on exhibition the Paint and Glass
Wufeh0uso Of 7. DENHAM No. so Public Square
COnny hnd saie Rlrhs or lae hY iha palanlaa doom
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RAILRnAn ELECTION

CHICAoO, June 1.
The annual election of directors Of the Gaena
Ralload which took place 10 day resulted strong.
~ id favor of the MedberTy ticket. This secures
the bridging OF the Mississippi at Clinton aud re-
pudiates the Turner policy OF bridging at Lyons,
thu removing the difficulty heretofore existing to
close connection with the Chicago, Iowa aud Ne
b. aslla Road
Tbe number of shares represented were twenty
eight thousand
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drunken man, passing along Champlan street
stopped aud insuted lady, when an Irshman
came up aud told him to go on and let the lady
alone, whereupOn the tippler pitchedinto Pat, aud
in return got most beautifully whipped. Served
him righL
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RI1sINRss NnTInRs

sriToFrnY.-Pariicular attention s called to
the advertisement Of EDwARB A. LANnEn a Co
Of New York, dealers in all varieties OF English.
American, French aud German Stationary This
firm 3 an old one and as reliable as any IN this
County Their business amounts 70 an enormous
amount yearly and their stock comprises every
thingin the trade that can be wished. They at
tend TO all business with prompiness and dispatch
and, rom their complete importing arrangements
can speedily all all orders, however ilarge or
however varied. Western dealers will 6ud no bet.
ter house, in New York or out oft, Of whom TO
purchase 'and all interested are invite 10 cali at
this ofioo and procure a catalogue gratis.
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PROM ALBANY.

LhLUANlI UUIIU T.
TIE General Synod of the Reformed Presby-
terian Church is in session tO day. About half the
delek gates were present at the organization. The
romander are expected to night. Rev. Dr. Saml.
b. Howe, of New Brunswick, N. j., was chosen
President. The session was occupied in the pres
scntation Of the reports Of the Standing Com
nitfho
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n. II. LEGIsLATuRE.

CONCORD, June /.
The New Hampshire Legislature organized to-
day BY the choice Of Republican officers through
out.
JOS. A. Gilmore, of Concord was elected Presi.
dentIof the Senate Gleenleaf Cummings, Of Lis
bun, Clerk
hhe House, NJ. Bryant, of Concord, was chos-
en- speaker, and Henry d. Kent, OF Lancaster,
CLERK. Gov Goodwin will deliver his address to-
morrow The election festivities to-day were
unusually demOnstratiye.
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WILFuL MURDER

SUSPENSION BRIDGE G. W, May l.
Tie Coioners Jury this morning brought in a
verdict Of wiilul murder against George Reid, a
ruuder, tor the death of Olaf OLSON. whose body
was found under the river bank here on Sunday
last Reid has been arrested.
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OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LOUIS, May 81
The overland California mail, with dates TO the
9th, has arrived. News unimportant
Municipal election at Los Angeles, the 2d, re
suited in the defeat oil the administration ticket
Business reyiyiug.
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Tic r. NJ. steamship America from Liverpool,
2lstl ult, is sgnaled News for the Associated
PreA will be expressed TO Sackville and thence
he forwarded by telegraph to morrow morning
The course OF the Directors of the Nova Scotia
line RENDERS this resort imperative,
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Wholesale and Retail DruggiGts.
GLASS & GLASSWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VAR
RISHES, bYESTOFFS

And all articles rtuirngto the Whoefale Jubbng Drug
Trade, No. l99 Superior II
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Frank Leslies Illustrated has engraviugs Of the
chess testimonials presented to Paul Morphy.-
shuckens q Hawks have it, and lbe Ledger which
Morphy is to write for.
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FIItE
Nrw YoRr. June

The New Jersey Railroad depot al Jersey City was
partially burned early this morning. including the
entire front and al. the Garage ways. The FIRE
caught from the ferry boat John s. darcy, which
boat took fire at the dock aud was entirely con-
sume0 The Darcy was new boat and cost
S5O,OD0 The damage to the depot is very heavy
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gh9, ". H5,g,Gl,NS9l!oTnAM a, a g q n,

PROF WuoD-Dear Sit; Nv heir had for SO erni years
beo becoming pre uturelY accompanied by ha sh
ne sswch rendered the constant uppc Of oil
sary pm drussi Il. When cummI ced your Hair
Resratve pbout two months afo sas IN that condition;
and huvre cont ued B use til within the thre last weeks
hs turned TO its uutural color and assumed
and ustte grea y to be preferred thoe bv The
nnp ion oi OF other have used.
regard Indispensable hrtic for adirs toilet
whether 10 be used Hair ReStOr for the
purpose OF dressing or beau W the hair You have per
mii lon Co Teir all who entertain any doubt OF its
perf9 ming ali that is claimed for IT,
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GUsTAvE sATTER.
Signed,
U These Pianos are for sale by
OSsIAN E. DODGE,
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheescmnn,s pills.


he combination Of iugrI dens in these Pills is sther re-
suit of oug and extensive practice They are mild IN
their operation and correcting all irregularities,
Painful Monslruatious removing all obstructons, whoh-
from cold or otherwise headache pain in the side pal
grafton Of the heart whites all nervous affections hys-
cries utieuo, pain in the back and lims &c disturbed
. sep, which arise from inte ruption Of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the Commencement Of new era in the treatment Of
these iregu ures obstrucous which have consigned
so many honsan ofhe young tie beuatiu aud the be-
loved to PREM ATURE GRAvE No female Con enjoy good
heu tn unless egular and whenever an obstruction
takes place the general health begins TO decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most etctuul remedy known for all com
plants peculiar Females n all classes they inyal-
uuhs adc gth cCrt1ing periOuica regularity They
are kuo "a thousands. who have used tlem at different
periods thrpughnut The country, wing the sanction OF
the eminent D5ysici9nS IN America
Explicit directions SiiHg ghe and DhcH they should MOI
be used with Boxtho Price One Dollar each boz con-
taiuiHy 40 PiiS. nm
By mail, prOnDy ny enc O,ns price TO the Genera
Agent. Sold by di uggsts genera .y.
X. Is HUrCnINGS, General Agent
NJ l6i 6iChmners 81 New Yotk
HNNWNNn Hpred&w6u2l
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AooIDEET,-Yesterday afternoon, one Of the
Vorkmen on the new stable on Seneca street had
his head cut by falling brick. He was taken care
OF aud is doing we'll.
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Cincinnati. o., Feb. 10, 1851. il9 Third st.
PgoF. wooD-Doar sir BY the advice ofa fri1nd of
niue, who had been using Hair Restorative
induced TO t II. had the time May aud
nearly every nyir In NY head came Now my hair has
come deal thiCkn than everit Nothing but
duty and sNmoathy that foe 20 communicate % others
whOhre afflicted as huve been. would induce TO give
this public ncknow Of the benefit received
from Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
lOursrespectfuuy,
A r. JACOBS,
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Fare Reduced
LAKE SHORE RAILRApl

New York, ..................... sCO
Philadelphia, 100
bMIlhONe, ........s....s.., ..,....... &c. .. bOO
TINE QUICKER THAN by ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Tickets on sale at Union Office, l47, Superior
street, D. Horton, Agent or t the Lake Shore
Depot, B. G. Harris, Agent
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
CB- PLAIN aud OTnumuuta pnutinPnt everv description
done u ho Pniiug Establishment Of the Leader Oire.
ne alts improved nnu most rap steam The best
STYLE On short uuce and H nabe Particular
ateutiou PAID tebiank wurs Every descrinion Of Bind
ug done, especially Blank Books Ledsers Journals,
Sales Books, Recetying Books Sc sn
t.5 Those interested in forming new yacht
club are requested TO meet at the Angler this
evening ..t.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye

ne 0llTV NnTNlTCNN WII1 TUIIlII70 W H7FDIVII'
The Original and best In the world
All Others are limitations and should be avoided
vou wish to escape ridiUule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
injury to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor 1879. and $1,000
applications havo been made to the Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not be DISTINGUISHED from nature and is WARRANTED
not to inuro the least however long may be continued
and the III effects ofB,d Dyes remedied; the Hair nvgo-
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold anDied tin private ToomsJ at the Wig
Factory No 2{l Bruadway, N Y
Sold IN all cities md towns Of the United States By Drug
Ests aud Fancy Goods Dealess
~ The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides Of zach RoN Uf
WM. A. BACHELOR,
iauif No 233 Rrnadw " n V
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KEEP CooL SAVE YOUR loE l--schooley's pat
ent Iceberg Refrigeratois, never become musty or
damp For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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Hollowsy's Pills are the great antagonists of
Dyspepsia rung and raging disorder ofh continent
This dire contaeion rooed oul aud vauquis by
course Of this powerful ant-bous remedy. Vertigo and
ali The cousequens Of this complaint vanish under their
hueuCas
Sold az tho manufaoory, No. 80 Maiden Kane, New
York. and by all Druggists 25c $50. and 81 per oct or
hoy 255
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Hg-Dr. Banning may be consulted at his Of.
Zee, lO6 Euclid street. on Saturday The Alb inst,
in relation to the treatment Of vocal. pulmonary,
digestive, spinal, female, orinal and seminal weak
n5sses. 81
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Fine stationery.

7 ETTER PAPER, very heavy and
IL good qua Wy white aud blue ruled and pYain aed
sold By the qure OF ream.
EETTER PAPER-A good article sold very
low Those who buy by the Eeim can make saving By
Of We sell an article ut 81 IS per which
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER - Extra
thick pure white and very hne quality, every variety Of
size' aud sold by the quire OF roam.
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER, for sl,OO
ream; really good article white, ruled, good full
BATH PAPER, Ladies' size, Of very fine
qualities, ruled aud unrulod gilt and plain edge.
FooLsoAP PAPER-Evsry grade Of quail
ity and price.
ENVELOPEs--Extra thick cream laid, ex-
ira thick pure white light buff dark bua color, at
there Ia every variety OF ze and all sold cheap
ARNoLD's WRITING FLUID.
MAYNARD Il MOVES BLACK INK
In bottles ard On draught
MORTON's GOLD PENS.
GILLoTT's STEEL PENS.
FABERs PENCILS.
rg Bankers Insurance AGENTS Railroad Officers, Nor-
titles, areinvittdt to examine our stuck.
mayli In conn q co.
STEREOSOOPIC VIEWS
NIAGARA FALLS.
STEREosCoPIC VIEWS, White Mountains.
.sTEREosCoPIO VIEWS, Egyptian Ruins
.sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Scenes in Paris
.sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, American Scenery.
.sTEREosooPIo VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, American Cities.
sTEREosooPIC VIEWS, European Cities.
STEREosCOPGC VIEWS, Grecian Ruins
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS English Landscapes.
'sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, statuary.
.sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, The Glaciers.
.sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Palaces.
.sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, Celebrated Churches.
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, Many New Subjects
.sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, On Glass.
Just received, new supply, many of them subjects
npr25 r. CORD CO.
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
,salo or he oreuns Of the Spring aud SUMMER schools
We have us received large supply all fresh stock and
sold at the lowest rates. - ,,,,,. ~,
SchoolBook De,csuoIy Cleveland, Ohio
| SOHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
)sae for the opening of the Spring and SIMMER schools
We have usl received large supply all irsh stock and
sold al the lowest rates. ,,,,. =. "a,
Sch oil Book Depository Cleveland, hto
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2za- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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AMBRoTYPEs an PHoTOGRAAHs-Mrs CAIN
has her picture gallery at the old stand, No. 200
supetor street (sOuth side). First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted to suit
mvlR-dlm
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0SE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-I will pay
the above reward to any person that win furnish
me with PlatformScale that win weigh correctly
when out Of level and also when level. II such
scales cannot be made, then our Patent Leveler
for Platform Scales is Of great Importance. other
wise not WIN the buyers and users Of Scales
look into this matter. See advertisement in an.
other column. J.F. KELLER, &.
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NJ. J. DfCKERSON,
Late Of the frm Of Ambler Dickerson)
DENTIST.

Oacs 25a, Superior street near Rsadeirs store
DIR ID suew soit Of rooms ready, and he would
be pleased sec ali Of bis od patrons ard Others who
NAV wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed anrs and crown hled exposed cipped end ssv
ed $50 teeth inserted gold silver eorae vulcnniie
base or platinum plate with continuous gum which IS
90 much used cast N.Y.
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unhestangly pronounce them eHHentg superior IN ac-
ion elasticity Of touch and power Of tone, any have
ever used in this or the Old country Another sukmg
feature in these ruments and where others too Often
a) is their remaining under the heaviest and most
difficult plbying-not string shntteriug OF aattng aud
the remaining perfect that the performer IS ena-
bed all times give instantaneous cgecf to emphatic
passages
Signed, GUsTAvE sATTER.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TmTRsbaY SIoEFING. TU1E q 1859
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Chamberlain. Crawford Co. Northern Transportati
Co e Express
Edward A. Lambert Co.-stationar,
o. Gutter n Son+Auoiion.
J. o Brown son--Auction
Misses Oaud-BoarIipg
A Byron Chase Singing School.
Foeg Ellsworth 3 Co Business Notices
Dr.. Bannny-Business Notice.
1 avs Of Ohio-F Fourth page
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And who pronocedb by many give greater expression
to write the following IN reply
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rRorr1Ne MATCH.

NV foRK, June /.
In the trotting match yesterday between Flora
Temple aud Ethan Allen, Flora won eli three heats.
Iime, LIST heat.... ..... ...... ......225
"a .ss.s.'...s.. ..sss..s2.Sl 10
90 ~ .ss.s. .t44s4s .sss..s.. .S.Sf
The time Of the FIRST heat Is The bes troliing 10
wagons on record.
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~ If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle TO their devils out II who i've 10
this watorogged country The miasmatio poison Of our
swamps and Marshes becomes veriable devil In the
blood 10 revel In the Agues aad Fsve which shake and
ooroh Us all Ayers "AouE CuRE" is said 20 be the
postle need Of nrehbors who have tried
cor 6rtn Tho tennH --Totrn, D. Plano, M
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~ Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddell House, is the place to have your vials
re- filled with fresh medicine.
ynayO7fRQ ......