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ARRIVAL OF THE HUNGARIAN.
L n 1

Tie Hungarian from Liverpool with dates 10 the
I'd inst has passel Cape Race and furnished nd
vices only eight days nom Liverpool; i've days
later than receive by the City oil Baltimore at N
".
The ship Charles Homes from Liverpool TO
Mobile was totally wrecked during the gale which
has proved so fatal along the English coast All
| her crew persisted.
The Emperor Napoleon has written TO hing
| Victor Emanuel urging him TO assent to the VIVA
Franca agreement 30 to carry out the treaty Of
| peace with Austria.
The Hungarian sent into this port AZ persons
| that had been saved IRON the wreck OF vessel
from Labrador, through the exeriions of the Cap
| tain and crew, at the risk Of their own lives -
| They behaved most herOcally.
The hungarian proceeded to Portland 10 ao-
cordance wi h the usual winter arrangement.
Another heavy gale had occurred on the Eug-
| sh coast but no disasters TO American vessels re-
| ported,
No new facts had been developed regarding the
| loss Of the Royal Charter The prospects OF re
covering the half million sterling OF god, although
less encouraging, extensive preparations Tor the
| purpose were making,
ITALY,-Amurg other things Napoleon makes
the following demands: That the Duke Of Modena
shall be recalled to his Stae that the Duchy o
Parma shall he united to Piedmont; that Tuscany
shall be augmented in territory and restored IL
alton OF the states oil ltay shall WIN moderate re
forma be carried out.
GarribaldI had arrived at Turin to hold an in
teryew with King Victor Emanuel, HIS recep
tion along the route had been most enthusiastic
he everywhere received expressions oil latin @
the people Ia his course aud their reliance in mn
, to exert all his influence with the KING IN thel
favor. q.
The report that France intended to aid Spain !
: the war against Morocco in q similar way 10 ID
support given to Piedmont during the late war
= officially dscaimed
The preparatio of Spaiu In the expediuo
:. against Morocco were going forward vigorously
. IL was ex leoted that offensive operations WOuu
|, commenced about the 9Th INST.
The Zurich Conference had re assembled 10 TAI
final action on the Ieatea agreed upon belwet
J. France and Austria respecting lmly.
rt Count Karolige represents Austria in Conieren
! In place of Count Colorado. deceased All
n treaties would be signed within few days
tt II Is asserted that the Congress OF the rowe
,e will take place with the adhesion OF England
,. The Dude de Palua had been removed rom u
" French Ministry OF the Interior. B'ernault HI
been appointed his successor.
er LoNDoN MARKET-N0v l.--Bresdstuhs
d quiet but steady.
49, Sugar firm; coffee also firm,
70 Tea slow of sale, but prices remain un'
tered.
The Stock Exchange having been closed
ott the lst inst the last quotations OF consols
led those OF the 3lst ult.
Id, Money was decidedly more stringent
there was an active demand
American securities are generally uncha
ed
Consols closed at 96a9G lNs for money,
hu 90 ,sa0G for account,
90 Iron-Pig dull at 5ls 3D.
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IAIR DYBl HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
Wm. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The OnIp hlTmIeSS and TeIldDIe Due kIIOtON
Tho Original and best In the world
All others mere limitations and should be avoided
GU wish 10 escape ridicula
GRAY RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown Black without the least
inlury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wArded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1879, and over eOON
applications have made the Hair Of hts patrons VI
kis famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE producesa color
not to be distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
not - inure the least however long may be continued
ana tho IN effect of Bad Dyes remedisd; the Hair nvgor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold applied I'm private IOOmsl ht the wa
Factory, No. 9f3 broadway, ". Y.
Sold IN all cities and tOwas the United States by DRUG
atSts and Fancy Goods neaeSs
ts The geuuins has the name aud address upon
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
No 9l1 nTOadWhy, ". Y
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FRoM CHARL Rs OWN.
CHARLEsTowS, Nov. II

Court remained In session unit! o'clock. when
the Jury iu the case OF Cook rendered verdict OF
guilty on charge of murder and insurreclon.
Before the Jury retired to consider upon the
yerdic Mr. VOORHEES, delivered q most powerful
appeal In fayor OF the prisoner which drew tears
ftom the eyes OF the most cmbitlered OF his audi
tors this morning.
motion for new trial for Cook made by nls
counsel, was argued and finally oVerruled ny 'ne
Judge
NJ Harding. the Dist Atty refused TO sign, q
nolle pros In tlvOr OF Stevens. demanding that DC
shall betriod by the Virginia State Court.
The Court has, however handed the prisoner
| ever to the u 3, Marshal. paying no attention l'
objections OF Mr. Harding
| IL is rumored that Green, COppee, Copeland ant
Cook will be executed on the same day viii
| Brown.
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FROM NEW YORK

Nav YORK, Nov. lO.
The bark Rienzi OF Boston, from Peru 10Th OF
August. foun del ed on Sept 2d In gale, wETn 10
lat 256O 30 nth, long 0sJ7, the crew took TO the
boats. The boat containing Capt Seahury, one
passenger aud FIVE seamen, finally reached tue
coast Of Peru near Tumber, after % days expOsul q
In the boat and undergoing Intense suffering. The
other boat. containing the mate aud i've seamen y
supposed 10 have founder d the night after leaV'
ing the bark, One OF the h0amen ON hoard OF the
Captains boat died at sea nom exhaustion All o.
the men and the mates belonged 10 Liverpool
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THE LAST Two DAYs.-The grand Mirror of
Italy closes its exhibitions in c ICELAND to NOR.
row evening, therefore those who have not seen
it should go at once. 1t is to bo exhibited this
evening at "a O'Clock and tomorrow afternOt n
and evening The Public Schools are to visit it
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
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THR SCHILLER FEsrivAL The extremely un-
pleasant weather Of last evening operated unfa'
vorably upon all the entertainments for The even
ing, but notwithstanding this, very good audi
enoe gathered at the Academy Of Music TO listen
70 the performance Of the Song Of the BelP' by
the Cleveland Gesangverein, assisted by the Cecilia
Society, in commomoraton Of schiller's birthday.
The music OF the piece beautiful nd foil Of sx-
preston. and was performed by the musicians In
avery One mauner, which drew forth hearty rounds
Of applause, given with all the enthusiasm which
is so characteristic Of the German people when
listening to music with which they are pleased
Prof Abel, IS Conductor, deserves much honor
for his artistic skill in carrying the piece through
so successfully. The vocal and orchestral music
was all admirably given, and the whole was a
very fine performance.
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BRIDoE BynNED The bridge over Mud
Greek, or Clyde River, near Lyons, on the New
York Central Railroad, Wsa bnfnsd on Wednesday
norAlng. I, vas an imporlan, bridge, abou, one
hundred feet long. Trains vili b delsyed and
somewhat irregular for ten days uhtll q can BE-
repaired.
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The Li0HT GUARDS CoNoERT.-Alheneum
Hall presented brilliant scene last night on the
occasion of the Promenade Concert of the Clevt-
land Light Guards, Capt. Sanford The Hall has
been finely fitted up, and was tastefully and ele-
ganty decorated for the occasion. The music by
Leand's Band was superb and the whole passed
OF very pleasantly.
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The Grent Vital ReRsanrss@-
TREESElHARI

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
Il Patent frum ENGLAND and secured bt the ssai
Of the ECOLE DE pHARMACls DE PARIS ard va
IMPERIAL. COLLEGE 90 MEDICINE, VIENNA 4.
No, l--lnyaluablo far RELAXATION. SpoimaloIFhGsa
Physical Exhaustion, and Is tuuir
No 2 ompetey eradoates ell of fhoao dis6Hses
that have henn hitherto loattd by the AID
eious use ul cOpayu and cubehs
No o3-Hrs eutirely supplsriud the injurious G ms
cuy, thereby insuris 70 lhe suh speedy retf dispn
Ing R the impurities md ruotnR Out tha venom OF dsSa
| TRlESEMAR, Nos, L. 2and o. 81 prepared inth 10 -
Of lOZour devoid hf SMELL aud be carried
IN the wusiooat packet SoiD IN TIN CAsEs and tivhed
into sEPAkArE DOSES rs administered ly Ealpeuu Lnlle
man. ROux Ricnrd Nc &c Price, 50 fhch or fur case
~ or 80, whrh 50, uu ia S2l wltIehi
thnro a OF 50 Thhe hd wholesale aud IetHh
of Dr. BARROW, 1874 Blcecker St, New York, lmmeii
ately renewing remittance DR. barrow will IorWHr,
the ri Els y NJ Il To nuv part Of the wUrl. secuIe
packed aud addressed according to the instructions Of th
| writer.
kOi sale by GAYLORD HAMMOND,
| Auu WILLIAM FISKE.
xvi IV 261 cleveland.
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BY TELEGRAPH!

MOkE,
NEw YoRK, Nov. 10.
The steamship CITY Of Baltimore bring Liv
erpool sdvices Of the 9Th ult received at Cork
by telegraph
The loss Of the Royal Chatter from Austaila,
is confirmed. Nearly foor hundred livJs were
lost
The ship England from Liverpool bound TO
New Orleans was driven ash0ro during the
same gale in Holy Head Harbor
The Great Eastern rode out the gale admir-
ably. nr.
The condition Of affairs in Naples was alarm
ing. and a fight was thought to be pending
Gen Garibaldi had issued stining proela-
nation 70 the Neapolitans.
LYERPooL, Saturday P. Breadstuffs closed
steady at previous quotations.
Provisions are dull and quotations gsner ally
unchanged.
Sugar is firm.
LoNDsN, Oct. 27.--COnsols closed steady at
95ag55
FRANce Paris, Wednesday,. Minister
| OF War has placed material of war with the
Spanish Govt and declared that the Emperor
will support the military operations OF Spaiy
| in the war against Morocco in a similar way I,
those made to Piedmont during the late war -
| Itis asserted that the Emperor would pay visi
to the King Of the Belgians.
| TURKEY EY-Constantinoplo advices Of the 1871
Oct. has been received.
Four Of the chief of the lato conspiracy ha,
been condemned to death. condemnation had
created ferment among the populacc, an,
direct threats ofvengence had reached the Pal
acc Of the Sultan
The Montenegrisns have began 10 commi
great atrocities against the Turks.
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CRICKET The st. Georges Cricket Club
play their closing match Tomorrow, weather per-
milting) on the Heights. WicketS pitched at 9
o'clock A. NJ. All cricketers are cordially invited
to Join 10 tho game.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11

NV YORK; NOV. To.
The Tribune says Senator Douglas is seriously =
i'll with an attack Of gout in the stomach, which
has gradually assembled from the feet to the
present dangerous position His strong consti'
luton ia the great reliance Of his physicians.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11

l4EANhNWohIhl ANOF' i"'
Returns come in slowly, Leavenworth and
Atchison counties give Democratic mnjoritles
Douglas Wyandote, Shawnee and Jefferson
counties are reported Republican.
The counties yet to hear from gave large ma
iorIlies for the constitution, which renders the
election Of PaTrott to Congress as probable.
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REcoyERED.-We are pleased to learn that Dr..
Elisha Sterling has sufficiently recovered fr, m his
recent injuries, TO be able to attend to the calls OF
his profession. lie can be found as usual at his
Office
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11

gs- Neural, is, Fits, St. vitu's Dance, Paraly-
sic. spinal comp lsnt, general or local dsoli'y OF
nervous prOsirAi ion, are cured by Dr. Gibson
now electrical treatment without dfhcul'y' ~
never fails. and may justly be regarded as a 'ps-
ellie. Oaics No. III Ontario street. a Tow deor'
Il ON the Publie isauaTo.
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PLUMBISo.--FOr oil descrii 'tiona Of plumbing
work aud water artures, there Is no better place
in the city than that Of b. p Bo' yer, successor 70
I n R,rnes A. % ,Atwater Bloc X Mr.. Bower 10
prepared with choice and well selected stock,
good WOrkmen and plenty Of the IN 70 pfolnpuy
and punctually execute oil orders, Il yge oi hllAn
The numerous samples Of bis wofi Whlcn nax' ,N,
been done throughout The aiiy Tor MAJ v o our eli
gems are heir own ad sertisment
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M. J. DICKERSON,
Late Of the firm Of Amber B. Diokerson,)
DENTIST.

Oacs 2SS, Superior street, near KsHdelrs ffors.
Dr. D. 5 new suit Of rooms ready and he would
bs pleased all II his old patrons ard othors who
may wish the Of dentist liberated teeth treat
cd faugs anl hed exposed capped and
ed also teeth inserted gold. silver corate vucanit
base platinum plate, with continuous gum which
much used east. mv27
p7~ We lei Diosd to lad the renowned Chomis
Of New England Doot AVER has length turned his at
tenion tO the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community. Our section is as healthy any other with
single exception and that she Fever and Ague which
haunts every side. But his remedy cure,
should kno must " he made IT, Cast this balefu
om among and Of the oyelies spots
In the West t-LSeuiiuel Fairfield, Iowa
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S6s- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. s. Matson's aud Olmsteds news depots
At news depots at Weddel aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street.
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,vlannN,IN RLRcRION.

MtLwAUKEks NOV ~
WlscousIn returns very incomplete. Milwaukee
Sentinel says those received cOnhrm the opinion
that the entire Republican State ticket elected ~
a handSome majority and that the Republicans
retaln an ascendenoy In the Legialure.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
NEW ADvERTIsRmRNTs

Bookkeeping Bus. Notice.
For Dunkirk- Prop jefferson.
Taylor, oriswoid d Co Bel Blaaksts.
Rosor heGce-Notice.
}. B. Cobb 4 Cc.--New Music.
Reitberg Hausemaun--Fall importation.
T. ". Ssckridtr-Fresh Goois.
For ogdeusburgh-7rop. Akron,
For OsWegO-Prop. Bay State.
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pLAIN Am oRNAMENTAL PRINTING.

fLhlN AMI OhNhhANAAL FhANAANN'
" Plain aud Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the LEADRR Office
the improved and opd Steam Presses In the
best style short notice aud at reasonable rates Par
cuar attention pad TO Blank Work. Every description
Of Binding done especially Blank Books Leges JOurRn
Sales Books Receiving Books SC &C.
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RRnM NEW ORLRANs.

NEw ORLEANs, NOV ~
The Mississippi Legislature was organized on
Tussday by the election OF Mr.. DroDe as President
OF the Sensie, aud Mr.. Campbell as Speaker ol 'ne
House -. ..t.o. .,,
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IRA number of years have elapsed since
the Introduction Of DR.. ]. HoSTETTER'S CELEBRA-
TED BITTERS to tho public The prejudice existing in
the minds of many against what denomnaed
patent medicines at FIRST great retarded its sale but
its virtues and merits became known, this blrier peiu
dice overthrow and the dem increased so rapidly
that in fow years scarcely vlags eTsed the United
States in which the afflicted had experienced the benC-
fits arisng from the Of the Bters nd at the pr
day there be found in ell parts the world vouchers
for the great merits 81 tho article, No greater for
Dyspepsia be found.
For sale by DrugEists and dealers generally everywhere
noys1w
PowERLEss FOR EvIL--POrENT FOR GooD.-
When pain inflammation is present. and Brandreth's
Pills used they at seize upoa the humors which
the occasion Of the pain and Inflammation and
them from the body This quality OF alone sezing hold
aud causing the expulsion depTaved humo
bv other medicine. For Brandrehs Pills operate solely
upon those impuT les which surrounl and affect the It's
sues and organs affected by disease. BY natural affinity
they soize these humOrs because their life Is below that
Of the surrounding parts and eNpel them cm the body
Young people Cannot but mddl3 aged aud old people
In measure opprecl e that met icne which, being used
In Sickness acts only upon the Of dselse and which
has power except those humors whose presence
produces every pain whose removal removes every
disease Whatever organ infected there these wondGr-
ful pills penetrate, and impurities FROM thus pre-
venting settling of the humo because they removed
from the body In rheumatism peuTisies pains in
the side dyspepe head Aches cogeness, Asthml colds
coughs, throats piles ulcers. bOs theV sivs ir""
diale relief; and taken early prevent organic disease
Maadies pronounced beyond human skill nave yeiue'
10 their influence and millions of human lives have btel
saved by their timely oh how important in scncs
to use that sdioipe which onV eItngwshes the deas
and leaves no evil effect behind.
Sold At No. 2g4 Canal Braudreths building; Ani %
A. g. Gadn-r, No 22O Superior street. M Anu anu
]. 3, wheedon. Hudson, and all respecVahe de'le1a
m.diclnes ~
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DAYTON, o., Nov. 10.
Herace G. Phillips, an early settler of Dayton
and one of it's wealthiest citizens, died at his
resid ,noe in this city, at six O'Clock this morn~
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"THE NOBLEST STUDY OF MANKIND

is MAN."-But debased and degraded manhood is a
but too prevalent in lane OH keep the ats SHAFT
ofdisease and complaint from crolel Warnings and
advice be found in the book HUMAN FRAILTY; or
Physiological Researches" It will assuredly recall the
back sliding from the evil practices prevalent to alarm
ing extent and be unerrng guiding star to health and
rssuscaed energy Thousands attest the benefit Ofheed
ng its counsels and advice.
Sold by Dr. BARROW. 1851 Prince street, New York -
Price Is cents. Sent free everywhere.
soldb GAYLORD HAMMOND, and wM FISKE
Druggists, Cleveland.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

BATCHELoR's WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass sll
They arc elegant, light, as and durable,
Fitting to a charm-no turning up behind-no shrinking
the head indeed this the oul' Establishment where
these thiAgs properly understood and made.
2l3 Broadway, New York.
,,pIT w FIgKE Cleveland, Ohio. Agent
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Book KRfP.so-Evening students can com
plele full course during the Winter If they begin
soon. "hO Writing Glass Of Ladies aud den'le-
men Il qrito large and doing we'll. CAL at the
College and enquire into the facilities.
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CROWDED OUT.--Several articles are crowded
olt of this mornings Leader.
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Russian Steam Bathing Establishment,
% Hicks st., near fnsus IIou's No 10,
Cleveland, tNNest Slde.l

Cleveland, CNNest slde.l
NHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
unvtrsany known all over Europe, wiSre y Is tsgh'
lsheh IN all The Larger cities and ven M eh1 "a The
smaller towns, Is Uultv ut1hoNedl iht d.
ioa uuth"iuts, as not only atei qHck 81 oe / sn9
hshy agree ble remedy aguipsi eo aumhei 40 most
truublnumr dsops hut lso pumnltr OF h,nih ire
server OF siren th tud not tuwuiul strVuFhener 81
shat 10 uarcugr frt 1mnendu't n OF
It Is called ur, As puutng uud mvtsoriihs agent Tor
tho skin this bith rcknnN dyed Ia no suruei nv NJ
| other mGu 3 wlatcv r. Rut hr siugurf continuation OF
steam wat, r. irction and ruisu eXhihlr ~ these es
tai shnents ainrts tho Whole lody N such powerful
wav as TO complttey eTadc oiseasts which obs naeh
rasst n other r~mtdies Rheumrtism SAT- Rheum. Rns
Worm RurS Eyt Fever Sores Dnpsy, and all lothet ds-
ensos rTsug ed uTmDrtid action OF the ska
radically cured without rAh billing ineft neicjnc
Diseases OF the ur-pussugcs, thin'th, touehig ara
even forms of Cunsumiun u not adv hcud too iar
| ARE removed With0ni dihiruty.
Enlnrrrnon Of he II, aud Spleen, lyspepsYt fies
Mefculal.sm Sorufuuus Swulhug Puralytc HYsieIlca
Affections (1nui and sonnet ines ipeItc hits nerne,h
and a efnat number ulhrr uillneuS Gicrpsstol
treated OF tho efciuty ni Stenm taihg IN all thtHe ~
nctnns there Is the utnplcst proof GA record Nothing
claimed t., hut what actually bG done, and What
| every one mny experience IN hinsei
JUST TRY IT
Cold aud Warm Water BnihH, bs well as shower bSth
are oonuaetel With this establishment, ara can be used
TiCsETs-A siagle Steam Bah az doa 50 o
! A cold uT warm water Bath 20 cts W 1ez, lo'
Hours Of admission for Ladies' TUESDAYS, Thursdays ana
SaturdY ~ ia tho forenoon Tor Gtuten.n darins the AZ
torfnnns OF the sBne days iTtn 10 o'clock ana sue
| dngs FINN y 10 " o'clork A. ~
| HEtNANN RAEBEL., PTopreior.
Cleveland. Aug 18Th IS ausSO'2Si
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Ey~ For a well becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Can we recommend e. RufIini's excellent assoTt
mepts Of Fall Styles, at IT'S Superior street lie'
a. a practical Furrier Is now engaged In manuiae-
turinQ Capes, Blufa, Fur Gloves etc. etc., ior Ihe
Fall and MintT trade,
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sILvER SoAP!--Sp.yER SoAPli-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &c.-AA Ac ther lot just receivedb by
Fnaa ENsWaRTn y 20.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pulls are the
ambassadors of health to all nations whether civilized OF
savage. They need only uii to become the oaY accept
ed remedial agents for all internal and disorders
Sold at the manufactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
box. poyl .25b
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Coon ADvIoE.-Be SAVING your money ana
make it go great way. by buying your Hats and
CAPS for yourself and children, at l. Benedict
Sons, 20l Superior st.. who have received a very
large aud choice assortment Of goods, IN their ne'
of The latfst gtylea
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~ Ladies' in want Of FU IS are invited to call
and examine the stock at 80 and la5 Water street
FULLER n Co.
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sPALDINos PREPARED GLUE = USEFUL IN
EVERY HoUsR.-Anoiher supply Just received by
FoGo, FNswORTH n Co.
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ESF Fine Silver Tea soits Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings Labels, &C. &C.
A very large stock, and all warranted OF the bes'
DtJublo Plate, can be found at
FOGG, ENBwoRTH Co.'S
oon Cor guperior aud Seneca ata,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

I13-sec advertisement OF DIR. sanford's Liver
lnvigOrator.
~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuh, 90 to B G. Dietz III Superior.st.
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ZINC PAINT-2O,0OO lbs. dry and
80 '' SfRoNo ARNfssreoNe;
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I.zP' Travellers will bear in mind that Halls llo-
pmcpathy is in Cleveland, opposite the Weddel
House
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TURPENTIN NE-Invoice received
u weekly, and salhnr a. vfry low dgurfs
STRONG n ARMSTRONG
aueig Supfror \