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WoULD'NT DO TO BET ON.--A little financial
transaction on politics, in which prOmin-
ent Douglas supporter and hacker was al the
party of the first part" and Breckenridge
apostle the "party of the second part" has
lately transpired which is too good to be lost
to outsiders. A week ago last Saturday, the
Breckenridge man was sitting in his busi-
ness office, when the Douglas adherent en-
tered for a business talk with his partner.
The business having been disposed Of, the
talk naturally ran into politics, and the
chances of the candidates. Our Douglas
friend was fast and furious for his champion,
and offered to bet $1,000 that Abe Lincoln
would not be elected President. This he re-
peated several times, making it more en-
phatic each time, until finally the Brecken-
ridge man spoke and offered to take that bet
if he would make it $500. "No," said No. l,
"Iwin bet $1,000 and nothing else, that Abe
Lincoln win not be elected President. No.
2 considered a minute, and asked if No. /
would hold that proposition open to Monday
morning. "Yes," he replied, ''a week if you
want and so they separated.
Before the Monday morning came round,
No. had made his arrangements, and on
that morning he addressed a polite note to
No. /, accepting his offer to stake $1,000 on
the election of Lincoln. The messenger was
directed to deliver it personally to No. !, and
wait for an answer. This he did, but was
informed that there was no answer to be re-
turned. In the course of the forenoon, No.
was walking up Superior hill, when he
met No. upon the walk, near the CONNER
cial Bank.
''Well," said he. "did you get a note from
me this morning ?"
Eyes" replied No. l, rather slowly, 'Tbe
lieve did"
"Well, am glad to meet you right here.
I have got the money, and let's go into the
Bank and deposit it."
"Why," said No. I, 81 haven't got the
money with me now"
"Never mind, just draw your check, Pll
accept it. want to have this thing settled
and arranged to-day"
"Well, sir, you mistook my proposition.
didn't offer TO bet that Lincoln wouldn't be
elected, but that he wouldn't be elected By
the people"
"Why, you certainly did offer to bet that
Lincoln would not be elected
f'No, sir, am not -- fool enough to
make bet of $1,000 without knowing what
I say and remember it. I said he couldn't
be elected By the people; that's my PROPOSE
tion and nothing else"
"That is your proposition, is it,"
eyes, sir, III bet on that and nothing
else" and No. looked about and "smled
superior
No. 2 seemed to think for a moment, and
he then said
"Well, so be it. I'll take you on that
Come along into the Bank, draw your check.
and we will deposit the money"
But, 10 the Douglas man failed to come
cup to the scratch he showed the white
feather, begged off, plead an important en-
gagement, and, in short, Just backed down
and would not bet at all. His game of bluff
had been blufTed of, and he, like an unCor-
tunate youth, had "nOthing to say"
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MAN KILLED.-The Columbus Express
train, coming east yesterday morning and
due here at $50, ran over deaf and dumb
man, about twenty miles out of town. He
was walking on the track towards Cleveland
and was not seen until it was too lake He
went down with Conductor Gale some two
weeks ago, and stated that he was going to
the deaf and dumb Asylum at Columbus He
had no money then. He said he resided in
Cleveland. His body was shoclingly man
gled. His name was John Monroe, and he
was about % years old.
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- 80 z@zS.
In H S0L0MONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAR.
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most approved
kinds Of 6PECTACLEs All his Glasses, whether
Tor near or lar sighted, are ground under his own
Inspection " machinery of new c0nstructlons with
the greatest care 90 % suit the eyes In all cases.
curing Weakness, DizzinsEs or Inflammation OF the
eyes, and imparting strength for long reading fine
sewing.
Sc ~ II. S0EOMONsoN would here inform the
public that he never employs any one In the sale Of
his Lenses. - Z.
nF- Also a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES
MTORnRChPTs. gOMpASSES, &c, kept on hand
no. 237 SUPERIOR STREET,
fsbTT Near Fogg's Crockery Store.
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New Books.

TIE WooD-RANGERs OR, The TRAPPERs OF
SONORA. By Captain Mayne Reid, author
Of 'The Scalp Hunters, "Rife Rangers"
S5"White Chiei," Hunters Feast" "Quad-
roon," etc. illustrated. New York; Robt.
NJ. Dewitt. 1860.
Captain Mayne Reid has became famous
as a writer Of WORKS Of adventure and bOr-
der life. His is grsphie pen, and his books
have been widely read In the Wood Rang
ers, the author has entered a new field, rich
in romance and incident, and has made out Of
fruitful material, very attractive book for
those who delight in his style. ~
For sale by Ingham 4 Bragg.
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THE GERMAN SANGERBUND.-The Great
Musical Festival commenced at Buffalo yes
terday. A number Of societies from Cleve-
land, Pittsburgh, Columbus, &c, left here
yesterday and upon the boat last night to
partieipate in tfe FESTIVITIES.
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Mass CONyExuON.-The eolored people are
to hold Mass Convention on the first and
second day Of August at Harrisville, Medina
county. 1t is the anniversary celebration of
the emancipation of slaves in the British
West India Islands.
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Pcltou 4 nreed--N. ], oO.-For OgdensburgbSc.,
Mrs shaw Millinery.
". T., BOwcr-Plumbing.
g. : Milliams-Steam Dyeing
Hanna, GarretsoH a Co.-Pleasure Excursion.
S. 3. a =, }. Prentiss-Legal Notice.
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LAUNcH-We should have noticed yester-
day morning the launch of the Louis Span
ier, which came off successfully from the
yard of Laffriner & Stephenson, on Saturday
afternoon.
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Anftiott 6Sales.
1HCTTON SIZE

THE OLD COURT HOUSE ON
the Public squaro, VIII be sold at public auc-
ton, the premises, on Saturday the 18th DAY ol
July next, al O'Clock p. NJ.
The sale will be made conditioned that the builc
Ing shall be removed by the 2lh day Of August next.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
By order of County Commissioners.
WILLIAM FULLER, =
Clerk Of the Board.
Auditors 9facs, ,.Cuyahoga Co., June q, 1850
4 29adEE. ~
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FoR SALE OR ExcHANGE.

AaAs o-ALA UAA @ANAA@A-NAAs
AN IMPROVED FARM Of 2S5 acres-In Wisconsin,
Is miles from the Mississippi River IN country
well settled, excellent soil well Wateie4l ~ acres
timber 100 acres under cultivation. Exchange
for a gu0d farm in this county or city property,
worth, say so balance mostly on time. SIS per
acre.
lCl{ ACRES-s miles from the city. Exchange for a
house and lot, or vacant lot east side Of Riyer.
son.
HOUSES AND LOTS-On Sooyille, Perry and Pitts
burgh streets, 70 exchange for a iarm.
GOOD PROPERTY on Orange street-Store and
dwellings, with lot, 10 exchange for a farm.
LANDS in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, with some
cash, to exchange for good house and lot IN TINS
city.
STEAM SAW MILL and 10 acres land-ll miles
east Of the city, win sell the whole or part ami
will take some good Western lands in part pay
NICE VILLAGE PROPERTI-A large cottage
house, well finished and In good styles, WIN -
acres land, y miles from this ctty-one hiiti % ~
nav may be in goods, horses aud buggies OF other
property.
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A BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2ll Superior ST., zap stairs
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
HUNTINGTON STREET, near Prospect-A first
rate House, well furnished throughout with ev-
cry convenience. Good barn and lot.
GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY-A short distance
nom the Public Square; lot 4ixl0O feet, with two
buildings. F5,00O
FARM, s. Acres-I2 miles from the city. Good
house, barn, orchard, &c.i well wateredS soil
sandy loan. so per acre.
FRANKLIN sTREET-GOod house, and lot ll2xl5s
feet $500.
SIBLET STREET-TWo story house and lot. $50
STEAM FLOUR AND FEED MILL-With ma
chinery in good order and leasehOld, we'll located
in this city. Very cheap.
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THE METEOR.-This remarkable celestial
visitor is pronounced the most dazzling thing
of the kind ever seen in Rochester. At Troy
it appeared to consist of two separate bodies,
apparently two feet and half in diameter,
and about three feet apart. The bodies trav-
eled evenly, leaving in their train sheet of
fire. At the WeIland Canal it appeared like
an enormous ball of fire which shot out a
train of great brilliancy and ofever changing
colors. The Philadelphia Inquirer of the 2lst
says:
At about halfpast nine o clock last evening,
q meteor of the most singular character passed
through the heavens from the west towards
the east. 1t was preceded by a radiance sim
liar to that of an aurora, and progressed
slowly, lingering for some time within the
range of vision. It consisted, apparently, Of
several bodies of a greenish hue, connected
with a belt of flame. A long streamer of FIRE
was in its wake. In the neighborhood of
Fairmount it seemed to touch the top of the
reservoir mound, while those who witnessed
il from the wharf described it as sinking into
the bed of the Delaware, whose surface was
illuminated with its brilliancy. 0fcourse this
was, in reality, not the case, as accounts from
some distance below Camden represent it as
still pursuing its fight towards the orient.
The Boston Traveller of the 21st says:
A correspondent informs us that last eve
ming at about 10 O'Clock, q very large and
brilliant Meteor passed over the village of
Hyde Park and Fairmout carrying with it a
tail about ten feet long, resembling in color
intensely heated iron. It's direction was from
West to East moving horizontally, with the
speed ofa fast train of cars, and accompanied
with Kissing sound. It was visible from
three to five minutes and then vanished like
beautiful rocket.
Adams & Cos Express Messenger, who was
on board the Vanderbilt bound from New
York to Norwhich, reports that the Meteor
was also noticed from the deck ofthat vessel,
when off Stratford, at about 10 P. NJ 1t
seemed, as he described it, to start from the
Connecticut shore and cross over the Sound
It was larger then common rocket OF
bright white light, and left light streak
behind. It lighted up the surrounding
waters, and IS described as a beautiful spec
tacle. There was no sound.
At Newton Corner gentleman noticed it,
1t appeared to him to be moving nearly in a
South East direction nearly on parallel with
the tops of the trees. It was as large as a
common rocket and very bright He thought
that there were two Meteors, one few feet
distant from the other, and moving with the
greatest regularity until they disappeared.
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No. 42 sonth side PnbIic 81

NO. y Doutu Olue uDllc % udFe- +.
~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&c, &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, can be found
at FoeG, ExswoRTH & Co.'s,
oct1 Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS. I
ns- Now that the heat of summer is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought to
perform its useful service in laying the dust,
which is already great annoyance. B. P
Bower gives his attention to Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness and expedition,
and at reasonable prices. His shop is on the
east side of the Public Square. RIO
NEW TREATNEST.-Dr. Gibson's improved
Negative and Positive Electro Chemical
Baths is now the best treatment in the
world for the permanent cure Of rheu-
matism, scrofula, liver complaint, dyspepsia
coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption,
bronchitis. A cure warranted in every case.
Dropsy, gOut, salt rheum, syphilis, and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, mental
depression, dizziness, apOplexy, congestion,
nervous prostratiOn, palpitation Of the heart,
fits, delirium tremens, insanity, and many
other chronic and acute diseases, and stands
unequalled for the cure of diseases peculiar
to females. Office No. III Ontario street.
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WM. a. BACHELORS HAIR Dye!
gILo o,I-, H., I.se o,,J I2o7fobLe D,to E1o,o4,

WM. a. BACHELORS HAIR DYEl
Tie only Har1lless and Reliable Dye kHOlsa
The Original and best in the world .
Al Others mere limitations and should be avoid
ed ifyou wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly
20 a beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without
the least injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to Wm. A. 8achel0r since 1850, and oyer
$1,000 applications have been made to the Hair Of his
patrons Of his famous Dyes.
WIN. A. BACHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a
color not TO be distinguished from nature, and is
WARRANTED not 70 iniure in the least however long
tt may be continued and the Ill effect Of Bad Dyes
Esmedied the Hair inyigorated for life by this
Splendid Dye
Made, ssid and applied Cin private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, No. 233 Broadway, n. I. -
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States
By Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
naU- The genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, q
\ 7 WM. A. BACHELOR,
Janl7 No. 252 Broadway, n. J.
fHTIGSl WIGSl WIGSl-BATCH-
w FLOR'S WIGS AND TOUpEES surpass all.
~ y = -f-.--,-t 1sr-6f e1ev md drraTIe
Fitting to a CharIh-nO turning up behind mo
Shrinking on the head; indeed this Is the only Esab
tshment whore these things are properly understood
and made 233 Broadway, New York.
ianl7 W. FIsKE, Cleveland, Ohio. Agent
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
Tor HUMAN SIGHT EVER Invented
<SA
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GIotkiM0.
open YOUR EYES AND CLOSE
YOUR LIPSl

o, Ope your eyes and close your lips,
you would happy be,
For some we have in Freedoms land
With sOngues, alas 50 free,
That with their neighbOrs business
They take much liberty.
From house to house, on mischief bent,
These tattltng YipeEs go
With tales Of MIR. Whati5-his name
And MRS. SO-and-SO,"
That are but gOssips bubbles, which
Too many like to blow.
They shake their heads when dresses new
Are worn by Mrs. A..
For Mr.. What-you-call him said
To Mr.. B., folks say,
That some one told friend Of his
He GUESSED she didn't pay.
If news we get Of some mishap
In Maine or Mexico,
So unexpected that we start,
And, signing, cry out 'Oh =
These tattler's pucker up their llpsi
And say, Il told yOu soP'
Thank heaven that slanderers, in snares
For others set, are nOOseds
And often in their bOsOms ny
The shafts for others lOosed
Thus slandrOus words like chlekens are
That will come home TO rOost-
Full Oft within home, or heart,
Some weed OF wrong may De-
OF which tho sland 'rers tongne may make
Then ous your eyes and close your lips,
Nor talk Of half you see.
Bat n ron go to UNION HALL,
And purchase bargains rare,
You should not close your lips, but tell
or ISAAC'S prices fair,
So that the pleasure you enlOyi
Your neighbors, too, may share
nsy-Tbe best Linen, Marseilies and Summer Cloth
Coats. Pants and Vests, for Men and Boys We arc
now selling on at
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5lgtrs.
] JACKSON SILK An
3 sILK 8 WOOLEN DYEING:
8ass foundry.

lanes II. ODELL. BRASS
- FOUN DER AND MANUFACTURE OF
Brass Work Of every description, Ne % Union St,
few doors from Superior street, Cleveland Ohio H.
b prepared to furnish all kinds Of work used for
Steam, Water or Gas, and all the various articles
used in the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps of all
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily
and Bras Work Of an kinds reDaLred- leczRs
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUEsDAY lIORNINo, JUL 9l. Is9O.
TRAYRLRR,s REeIsTRR.

Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either VI the above
Trains Boats, will be called for by the Coaches OF
Stevens Omnibus Line by leaving their address at
Medde House. -
Anril Ia lsfO
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nB- Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
scrptiOn done at the Printing Establishment Of the
hEADER Onlce, on the latest improved and most rapid
steam Presses ia the best style, on short notice, and
at reasonable rates. Particular attention paid 10
blank work. Every description Of Binding done,
especially Blank BOoks, Ledgors, Journals, Sales
Books, 1ecelying Books, Sc, SC
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8aardina.
5MtElliQeufe 0ffiGF.

H. B. Ralmsr's Intelligence 065es.
WANTED, AND FOR HIRE
w DAILY-Relitbis Girls for Private Fami-
lies, Hotels, Boarding Houses AlsO Men and Boys
for city and country work. Apply Bank street.
under the Merchants Bank, opposite Weddell House.
July2:R2i
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Gnararinas.
fMtnisIiina @ooas.


Shirts, 1SILAS SMITH Cl7e7-
Stocks, UmJreHa,.
SeaIfs, IFURyIsHTva Goons Cvbef Bq5s
GlOBss, ia5 superior street, DresrfHg,
Hosiery, LIZ i.,.l-lsi ELAsD, ONO Gopss
UndersdirLs, opposi,. Moaey Belts.
Drassrs, American House. ortnoauiss,
Hdkts, SHIFTS MADE TO Combs,
SuspendeTs, ORDER Tooth, Hair
Shoulder and warranted to Clothes ana
Braces FIT Nal Brushss
A NEAT AsgORTMENT OF CUSTOM MADE
CLOT9ING.
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NEM ADYRRTIsRlIRNTs.

40 For TelegraPhlc, Market and Marine
News see Fourth Page. .A
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SELLING LIQUUK.-Last week respectable
young girl residing on the West Side, was
arrested on a charge OF assaulting saloon
keeper. The facts are these. The father of
the young lady, good mechanic and hold
ing prominent situation in a manufacture
ing establishment is dissipated, and his
daughter, in her efforts to reform him, had re-
quested the saloon keeper, Pelton, to sell
him no liquor. The man being found drunk,
last week, and saying PeltOn furnished the
liquor, the girl went to the saloon to remon-
strate. She was not treated ciVilly and be
coming exasperated, went to carriage stand
ing on the street, borrowed a whip and used
the same upon the person of the saloon keeper,
to very good advantage Afterwards she
broke Pelton's windows by throwing stones.
She was taken before Justice Porter, plead
guilty to the charge Of assault, and a nominal
fine was imposed. PeltOn was subsequently
arrested and fined pretty heavily for selling
liquor, and a second prosecution is now
pending against him. The young lady bears
a good character, and her efforts to reclaim
her father she has had the sympathy of her
acquaintances.
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NEW York DAHIEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times Is cents per week; World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depots at the Weddell or Angler
Houses, or at ia Ontario street.
1- Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
7
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DRY Goods.

Dry Goods.
LNANS-SPANISH, FRENCH AND
u CHINE8E-in great variety, at
RETTBERG & HAUsMANN's
NEW YORK JOBBING HOUSE
No. $50 SUPERIOR ST.
n ARGE INVOICE OF NEW
IL GOODS on the way from the East
$50 dozen Hoop Skirts Sold al his EstgJ-
EshmeHf in less than tour moHfhsi
and great quantities Of other kinds Of Goods IN their
line al Lower rates than
ANY DRY GOODS sTOREIN THEsTATE
MEssRs. j. O. BROWN & son
Have busines connections with the largest New
1ork Hho'esale Jobbing Houses and IN receipt
INCREASING LIST OF PATRONS,
consisting Of
DRY GOODS,
STAPLE FANCY ARTICLES. YANKEE NO
TIONs, JEwELRY, HARDWARE,
Umbrellas, Rarasols, Beautiful Dress Goods
FOR THE LADIES,
BrOadclOthes, Cassimeres Cottonades, Gents
Summer Wear, Irish Linens, Toweling,
Table Clothes, Bleached Muslin,
Brown Sheetings, Sewing
Silks, Spool Cotton,
Lawns,
CHOICE PRINTS,
RUBBER GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS for GENTS
and numerous varieties known to the New York
trude,
RECEIVED DAILY BY FREIGHT EXPRESS,
To which we invite the attention Of all classes OF
Buyers, who wish to purchase cheap for cash and
save the exchange, insurance and transportation
irom gGmmeTclat Houses IN the Seaport Cities.
EOR THE TRADE-NETS FOR
RETTBERG Z HAUs1IANN's.
HORSETS-ALL NUMBERS. AT
" RETTBERG HAUsMANN's.
OlHEAP LAWNS-ANOTHER
~ Lot Of cheap Lawns, just received.
junel2 TAYLOR, GRISWOLD & co.
DIC-NIC Observation-Disclosures
RETTBERG HAUsMANNs.
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE
e. l. BALDWIN & Co.,
WILL OFFER MONDAY, 23D
w inst, very elegant summer silks at % dol
lars per pattern, reduced from ~ dollars.
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Rich Summer silks, value $40 to Sl,75, marked
E. l. BALDWIN & co.
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Summer Silks, value $500, marked down this day
Ell. BALDWIN & co.
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE.
-, French Jaconets, value to shillings, reduced
'' " ''' E. I. BALDWIN 90.
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE.
French Lace Mantles and Points, value SIO0O mar
ked down to 500.
july2l EI. BALDWIN B co.
CHAKER HOODS-ALL SIZES,
~ at RETTBERG HAUSMANN'S.
INN HOPED SKIRTS, Com
~ 1OOO PRIslNG I the new shapes, Broadway
may E. /. BALDWIN & co.
ID EVOLUTION IN The PRICES
LII OF HOOP SKIRTS.-I have now in store
complete assortment Of good quality HOOP SKIRTS,
which will be sold at about two-thirds tho usual
price, There are among them, Misses, commencing
at 80 cents each. Those wanting skeleton skirts
can 5e suited at. S. HYMAN'S,
mar31 Corner Superior st. and Public SQUARE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisement of DR.. Sanford
LiverInvigOrator.
10 For the best qualities Of segars, To
Dacco and Snuff, go to B. G. Diet, III supe-
rior street.
REPUBLICAN FLAGs.-Sherman L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. 1913 River street, manufae-
lures and has on hand for sale, nautical and
display flags with the names of the nomi-
nees for President inscribed upon them,
which he is prepared to furnish vessel own
ers and captains at low prices. jun25-SO2
5- f. Rutiini, I75 Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions of Hats and
Caps. It embraces all styles and qualities,
and of course will be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish beauti-
full and well becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr.. Rufini.
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Spttial A0titea.

BRYAN's TAsTELEss YERAIIFUGE.
From the Stats Of Maine 60 Baton Rogue,
an know hRFAF's NEnMIFUGzi
fastoloss, harmless, death 60 worms
Of an sizes, kinds and forms;
Mothers fatl, indeed, secure,
With this naiulngT. nnnFlnsg Curn
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.H- ADVEKTIsEMENT.
Cmurr For the INSTANT RELIEF and
ASTHMA PERMANENT CURE Of this
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Putup IN bottles, prices 2'f dimes,
Sold By Mu, EISkE, and STRONG AHm-
STRING. Cleveland fshq3
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
Yagsrpssy House,
Smiths HEGtGH,
GreenaE.iIIC Hazel.

w G. BROWN respectfully informs his friends and ;ss
the travelling public generally, that he has taken
charge Of the above hotel ard hopes by strict attention ~
70 merit and receive share Of public patronage. TheLH
Proprietor is determined to keep strictly moral house. and win
pains render entire satisfaction all who
may favor him with a call. Terms moderate.
OrCenylle, Hunt county, laIuary, ls5o-3O:Iv.