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DTREC. TRADE WITH FRANCE.
Directly from Franco

Il HE undersigned win be at the CRY HALL, on
i Wednesday evening, August 8th, by candle
light, 10 elected by tho citizens of this place,
three cpnsigneea, to whom win be directed and
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Personal.
Car.rsfnI5s. July I'D ]

", Il. WoRTHISGT0S,
Editor and Proprietor Miss. Democrat
SIR-Tn your paper Of the 21stinst, in your
iaading editorial you have used language which
Is false as to fact, slanderous and malicious
in spirit, and intent, to large and respecta-
bic portion of our citizens.
Feeling it then incumbent upon US, and a
duty we owe to ourselves and the commune
y in hich we live, not 70 aid in the circulation
Of such papers, you Will therefore discontinue
ear subscription and advertisements from this
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Hooaands German Bittefs and Basalnic eordiaI-sold
by every druggist the United States See ADVERTISE
Ineat IN another column. march % bo-1y.
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o. A letter from the Hon. d. S. Dickin-.
son, addressed to resident OF Jamaica, L. |.
is published by the Farmer of that place, as
follows;
BfSGHAMToH, July II, 1860.
"DEAR SIR II see no way for the Nation
al Democracy but to support Brecllnrdgc.-
The party has fallen into the hands of gam
blers and stricksters. To get up a fusion
ticket would only perpetuate their corrupt
influence, and | am for standing by principle
and taking the consequences.
Yours truly, ID. S. DICKINSON"
Piernont Porter ESQ.
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SIT Gbf GelegrupEr.
From tie Neu Orleans Papsrs.
Later from Europe.

Few YORK, August 4.-The Australasisn
reached her wharf this afternoon.
She left the port of Liverpool, Tuesday,
July "a. touched at Queenstown Wednesday
efar
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~ Blood Food! Blood Food Bee advertiser emit
smother column, march % ee--ay,
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REPORTED SECESSION MOVEMENTS.

New York. Aug 1.-The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Times refers to
the ru:lor of well organized movement on
the part of several Southern States for the
dissolution of the Union on Mr. keitt's plan.
He says agents have gone to Europe to
ascertain the course Of England and France
on the establishment ola Southern Confederacy
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Electoral Votes Of the States.

WIN soRTHINsToN
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1rrrnpno1. COTTON MARKET.

IN Ext 7Ia ~ TN
LIVERPOOL, July 25.-The sales Monday
July ed. in the Liverpool cotton market
amounted to 10000 bales, including 1,6Ct
taken by spectators and for export. go,
The supply of cotton offering for sale stil
continues very large, and the quotations o
last Friday were barely maintained.
july %. ?. N The sales of cotton to-day
amounted to 5000 bales. There is no no
ticeable change in the market to-day. Ih'
prices Of last week were generally I'M
changed.
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9nFfiaI AatlEEs.
cAupIoM
spURrous AMEaIoAN WArOurs.


We ars erudibiy informed that some efthe Jewellers
Of Cleveland ana other places arO selling oouu,srol
American Watches, ssr ,hs soauins article, manu-
faoturoi al wslthan, HAS, ana particularly for
sirn Imitation Of our watch, named p $. Bartles
which {, represented to be manufactured in Hartford,
OOnp. Il may bo Of servies % shs public 90 BE- IN
formed that thorO iu no nanuiaetoFy o watches In
that paoo. Tho genuine article Of one sraAe Of our
watches is nan,od r. s. BAHrlEtT, WAlrIlAn, Mass,
and All our watches Of every grade are marked
"WoaAas, hsaA
rtis harily necoasaryto stats that such watches
srs lfto ours IN ToRH only, and are made upon the
same old system that has already flooded the country
with watches thai are not oply vezasiOus and con-
slant source OF expense but rcally useless to the
owners, and when bought Tor genuine are calculated
70 injurs thu high reputation uhioh our watches
have attained. We theisf5re caution the public
sqalnss buying cur watches feom any person who
sauno, furnish certificate Of genuineaess iOr even
vatsh offered for sale, bearing the number Of our
watch aud the signature u The Treasurer ofour
Company, R. r. Robbins We also bsg to inform
thoss who deal IN the spurious article, that issai
proooedings yin Be instituted against them, upon
any well sutheatioatsa Instance Of their selling
e0untorit or colorado Imitation Of any Of our rrO
dects For the American Watch o.,
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON, Agents,
uopi:nldEg isa nroadway.
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and her eyes were full Of tears. ''Now,
father, she said.
That was all. He sat stiil q minute, and
then he laid his hand ON Richards shoulder,
and said very kindly, "Riehatd, you've been
a good faithful boy 10 me ever since you've
been under my roof and I've grown a goad
owned the truth about them pears when there
was no need Of Il IN forgive you, and wen
never speak Of il again"
Here my grandmother suddenly broke
down. The knife and the half cleaved pep
per fell TO the hoor and burying her face in
hct hands, she sobbed like child, 20 Richard
Searsl Richard Searsn
looked on with ama2ement. Then the
truth suddenly flashed into my mind, Rich
ard Searsl That wasmy graudiathers name,
/ said.
ayes, my dear sobbed the old woman,
'it was the name OF my dear husband, who
has lain covered up under the grass more
than twenty years Never a better and kind
er husband was called from his home on
earth, to the home prepared for him in heav-
en-"
And | cried for my grandfather, who had
been covered up" half score of years before
my eyes beheld the light
AT length her eyes frightened, and her
face glowed with more than the glow OF its
lost youth, as she said, looking upward, r.
"But the trees under which he sits now, new
er grow old, no worm gnAws their roots nc
wind tears down their bOughs, and In a little
while shall see him again, and be with him
forever and forever u.
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HAs RRTURNRD no ms Old

stand, uNDER rHE AMERICAN H0rE
where b viii oontanas 20 Keep choice assortment
q the most improved kinds OF SPECTACLES. All
bis Glasses, whether r or bar ground
under bis own Inspection, by machinery Of how
construction, with the greatest orc, a. 70 suit the
syss a all cases, curing Mcaknoss niaaineaa or In
lammsEioH u the eyes, aud tRpSrting strvugth dOr
long fealing or nne sowing.
80 n, d. SoL0hoSscS would here inioru the
pahle thar be never employs any one In the sale Of
hs Lenses.
E1- Also, splendid assortment Of SPY elASSES
MICROSCOPES, COMPASSES, 6e., kept on hand.
~ ARrlflCAAL ~ AS inserted without pain,
e ncrlect a. natural.
huisl. augI
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,


A COMPOUND REMEDY, DE-
IA SIGNED 70 be the moat ehectual ALrERArIvH
that can be made. Il is concentrated extract of
Para salsaparilla, 90 combined with other subsian
effective anfd0te for tho diseases safsapsria 4 re-
putsd 70 cure, 1t la believed that such remedy Il
plants, and that one which win accomplish their
cure must prove q immense service 70 this large
class OF our AFFLICTED ielow-ctiEenH How complota-
u this compound will DO it has been proven by ox-
pertinent on many Of the worst cases 10 b. found IN
scRoFULG aED scRoTuLoUs COMPLAINTS, ERuP-
Liohs AND kRurflfh DlsRAskss uLcRls, PInPLkss
bLoTcHEs, TuMoRs, SALT RaRuH, scALp hEAD,
SYPHILIS AND STPufLIrIo AEFECTIoNs, n MEROURIAL
DISEASE, DRoPsT, GEuRALqIA on TIC DouLounEUK,
DEBILITY, DYsPEPsIA AND lNDIgEssIog, kRYsIPELAl,
class Of complaints arising irom Impurity Of the
nThis compound will Be found great promoter Of
health when taken In the spring, 10 axpel the f0ul
humora which hator IN the blood az that season Of
the year. ~ the timely o1pplgisn Of them many
tudes can By the aid Of this remedy, spare thcm-
selves from the endurance Of foul erptions and ul
eerous sorus through which the uystem viii strive
% TIC iBelt u corrupt0ns II not assisted 10 do this
through the natural channels Of Che body By az al
terattve medicine. Cleanse out the vitlated blood
Nheneyer you hnd its impurities burnting through
the skin In pmples, eruptons, or Sores cleanse t
veins; cleanse it whenever il ia foul and your feel
ingl will tell you When- Even whero no particular
longer for cleansing the blood Keep the blood
healthy and ell q well; but with this pebulum d
Sooner or later something must 70 wrong, aud the
great maehineTy % LIE a dsordercd or oyerthroWn.
sArBapartlle has, and deserves much, the roputa-
tion Of accomplishing these ends. But the world
has been egregiousy deceived BY preparations Of s,
partly becauag the drug alone has not all the virtue
that Is claimed for it, but more because many pre-
paratOna, pretending to Be concentrated extracta Of
Il, contain but little OF the virtue Of sarsapaFa, or
/ any thing olss.
During late years The public have been mlsled yb
large bottles pretending q give quart q Extract
/ Of saraaperila for one dollar. Most Of these have
been frauds upon the sick, for thoy not only oontein
little, u any oaraarariila, but often cnrltiVl
properties whatever. Hence, bitter and painful dis
appointment has followed the Of the various ex.
tracts OF sarsaparilla which food the market, until
/ the name itself Il Justly despse ], aud has become
/ sypolD nous with imposition and choat- srll We
call this compound sarsaparila, and intend TO sup
ply such remedy shall rescue the name from the
/ load Of ohloqly which rests upon it And We think
we have ground Tor believing it has virtues which
are irresistible by the ordinary run Of the diseases
IL 9 intended 20 cure. In order 20 secure their com
plete eradication rom tho yacm, the remedy should
be IuoiCiously taken according 70 directions th'
] bottle.
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BROOKS s. q. & Il. w, BUILD
~ ERs, Also MangiaetnEegs Of Door, Blinds
s57h Brackets aud an kinds Of Scroll l-saWing and
Gothic work. Particular attention pald 20 Elttirg
IN stora1. factory on Diyi1ien Irooti lear lentfa
Block olsFsland, Ohio. nalan@
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SUMNER AND WINTER Al R-TIGH
COOKING STOYEi
For Hoodasd Anthracite Gad Bituminols Coal
rH. Improved in 1889. .rf
With New and Extra Large flues, and By the add
tion Of the Celebrated
PATENT DOUBLE SHEET BOTTOM FLOE.
a TTRNTION rs. TNVITEn IA

A TTENTION is INVITED TO
IA the following Points Of Superiority: GOO.
isf. DURARILfrY.-LastinR, with proper care, at
least % years. Stoves are now In use that were set
XII MGNuTACrUaE.-Everyp portion Of the Stove is
thoroughly constructed. Each Stove Is submitted 20
9 critical tHst, and none leave our Works unless
completely and perfectly finished. III
Sd. CAPACIrT.-Baking, Broiling, Boiling, Roast
ing and all other culinary operations performed a
ne same time A barrel Of -four baked into bread
with q single hre.
or years Ia the item Of fuel.
5th VENTJLATioN or OvEN,--In the Stewart stove
alono the front doors open directly into tho oven,
proteeted By Letters patcnt) securing dirgct draft
through the TOP Of tc 0rFu by means Of perfurnicd
holes In the doors and back nues. II will bs borne
method Of ventilation Is the only Of any value
! 6t6. EvrfHE CoNrRoL OF HEAT.-The heat genera
j TIA bv the Ftuve, may be held therein aud used OF
/ thrown into the room At PLEASURE
/ 7th. TmE D0UnLE sHERTt B0rr0M FLuE-Ry which
I a scompFussing and invertug action OF heat b OBJ
\ iained, aud the oven more evonly aud Bfdcienty
/ heated than By any other known invention.
sin b Bof1iNo. .-Pgrl0rmed on ne i0p and with on
j the possibility Of smoke entering the room.
1 eth HoT WATER kEsEhvUIu AND WARNrSa Clns-
ET.-Both useful and convenient, suppAsd By th'
[ wntte heat aud without extra fuel II t..'
I 10Th. WATEn BACK,-An Arrangement for supply
Ing hot water for the bath room equal to any range
n-sold By all dealers, on a trial ot 3months, Will
written Guaranty ioE that period Il asked.
a-Beware Of the numerous worthless lmltation
now in market See that the names OF 2. p. steWlr
and Of the manufacturers aie on each stove. m
For sale b., -,
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nOV I-tTNT7T NEFFVFETTRiS ROR.

DONNEAU LAFECTEURS ROB,
ID authorized md adopted by the Medioal faeul-
% Of Frnnce and Supplied 10 the French Navy Ihls
SarEaparlln lulinc and Mercury. 70 10 recon mena-
cd and uset a. the hos lls ui France TOR Iette q
Abscesscs Cauct , ulcors, Scr0ila, Scurvy, Flour
Albus, GOut, kLs 4mhtiamt aches, panl aud All al
factions Of the skin. The kou Il especially useful u
the cure OF the Syphitic Diseases, designated Pm
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and cer-
tihcates accom- pauy each bottle. fioa a2pcr bottle
Sold An Cleveland 81 Gaylord and Hammond, Drug
eists No l1O superior 81 The trade supplied By ad-
dressing DR.. GiFnudeau de 81. Geryaas ~ hue kcheri
Paris, OF As Broad co., n. y. augl1'hA
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ELECTION BETS.

ELECTION BETS.
TUNE-'We'll bet our money free"
Election day will soon bo here,
Wen then all know tue story,
IfLiuCuln is elected,
Or Douglas crowned with glory.
CHORUS
Wen hold thg stake from now
Till after election dayi
Those who make clothing bets,
Had better have ~ Union Hall " pay.
The Lincoln men are betting free,
They're sure " Old Abs'i can I fail, .. .
For In his youth he worked farm,
ANU CaoRtss@Ws'n hold the stakes, Ge.
/ Tho Douglas men are lust as bold,
And show mont dehauti
They think none ft for President
CHoRus-We'u hold the takes, &c.
Then Breekiurdge, from old Kvntuok,"
Has friends who think he'll win,
For he's been Vice now just iOur years,
And for President they'd put him In.
CHoRUs-Well hold the stakes, &C.
6 Here We have fstg Uniou men, . .st q
They think there's little chance now lef
TSi ToSaoRUs-wo'n u hold the stakss, &C.
No matter how the election goes, ..I
We advise our readers all
To buy, ere winter storms arise,
Their Clothes ct UNION HALL.
CHORUS. .i
We have good Clothes for now
And after election day;
And those who make election bets
Had better have al Union Hall the paJ.
We have been taking great many orders Tor Over
coats Suits, Coats, Pants and Vests on the result
the Presidential Election and have Just received an
other large lot Of 0vercoatngs, Cloths Cassimerei
and Yesrngs, especially for that purpose. Thos,
gentlemen who expect 70 get new Clothing at tht
expense of some Of their friends viii do well TO cal
Immediately at
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ny THE RoRTHERN NJ fIGHT SIIifIIg .sa ".

NEW AND IMPROVED GAS BURNER,
With several original and rxoeIlent ieatirat manu-
aotured in the same styio the 7. p stoEHrt Oook
seAd FOX Circular. sep3
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pR. 5. Q. RIcHARpsoNls
SHERRY WINE BITFERs

SHERRY WINE BIpTEB9.
49, ffrr rrs.fr
Ths oslsbraied Nsa EnFlsnd nsusdJ ior
IA BITUAL CONS I4P4 ~
Jauudics, Fever and Agu1. 0ensral puhnligs
and an Diseases arising ifnnla ll1-
oFdered s.gmech, Llslr -
WE ASK THE ATTENTION OF
ths trade and The suhlie p %. leag ,,s.sd
~ should Keep On hand,
VALUABLE NEDTCTNAE TONIC.
The iolouing rom the leading Druggilll 3 81g-
ton p R5eel y ~ value, % which We could aaa
We the uudoraignui, wholesale dealers On DrItl
and Medclul ln ne titI qi Boston, hereby crrtlIt
that We have within ne past twenty Eeaf llId lru
quantities. 0f Dr. q y. kichardasn's n kaHN VIM
HfrrERS, ard W take pleasure lu tasiitlnr thaf
tkaY have universally given sutialactiot b uul cul
tumerSs tha con1ianf and regular d1maEl ~ q haa
nads t standard and indilpens19is ert.cis q quT
stock It is one " che lqug1st egtehlllhcd scinsa
ln New EnFlaBd and also one oi TIE most llco1r1l,
ana Do net hesitate is r'eommend q a. nadisna
i.aSTiss y. Poor 6cs. Hgushag 4 Go.
s,muolN n. Villas A. wilson aif6Aak %.
BraWgr. Burrl lesier %
Carter, ColooTd 3 Pruaten- Geo. D. GsodHin q %.
Boston, April lSad.
SOLD BY DRUaaIsrs EVERTWHERl-
Piics % Ctaft pa- B0i1Is
IN. HAERfs CO., PFopfisl1rs,
Cincinnati, o., isr The western llllll-
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
GAYLORD HAMMOND, olsr,iead
q. s. MACKENIIE, .
WILLIAM FfskH, DO
u. W. kACKklnEB, Do
STRONG q Aihsfk0Na, %
W. A. uHAEAm, HlnduaEV.
ROhEkrS sAMUEL. Uolumbll.
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Guat


THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
band, a. Wholesale and Retail from their own
Mines and Manulhctories--
HAMHOhDSNdbLE q CUA Z, for Gas, Steam, Smith
inF and Domestic use.
HAMMONDSVILLEC COKE MOL, for ManuiaetUri
inE purposes.
HAMMOfD5YiLLE COKE No. ?, for Domestic
RAMA0EDsVILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
RAMM0SDSvILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern, aud wedge, side wedge, circle or arch and
HAMMONDsvILLEFIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
HAMMoSDsYfLLE FIRE CLAY TILE, Ofevery
psttern.
HAMMONDsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE Gov
Elis or IlLE, every pattern,
RAMMONDsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA.
SIS, plain ard ornamental
HAEAIONBsVILLE VITRIFIED WATER PIE
aAS RirB, sc. OF every size and variety, en-
tr1cing single aud double branch screw, bends
40, Also,
COAL OH
Tor lubricsting aud burning, TAT wholesale only.l
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AYERS CATRARTIC PlLLS

Etk IhE ONkE u
Cosiircuess, Jdundicc, DspgpSd, IndigcEllea Ditsn
tsry Foul SomacA, Erpsipaldt, Headache, Pics, Aca
mdtifu, EFtptsnls and ska Daenics, Liper Complaint
Dropl, Tciier, Ilnlors and Sa4 Rleifn Morgii Gouf
Neardlgia, a. a DinpeT Piil and Jor Purifying
Blood.
They are suEar-coated, 30 that the most sensitive
can take thom pleasantly, and they are the best
aporient in the world for ali the purposes sf amiy
phyBic.
Price . cents Per Box; Five Boxes for Sl.oo
Great numbers OF Clergymen, PhysicianH, States.
men, and eminent porsonages, have lent their names
to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these renee
dies but uur space here will not permit the inserton
OF them. Tho Agents below named furnish gratis
our AmERGCkN ALMANAC, in which they are giveui
with also NH descriptions Of the above complaints,
and tho treatment that should be followed for thcir
cure.
other preparations they make more profit on De
mand AYERS, and take no others. The sick want
the bgst aid there is for them, and they should have
it.
BE- An our remedies ere for sale by WH. FisKE,
STEoNg AEUsrEuNc, Z. p. GArLoRp, and by al
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DLATFORM AND COUNTER
III Soeles-large and small sizgs, Spring Balance
~ Groccra, Butchers and Families. scales Steel
yards aud Patent beams Tor heavy druughta, for sails
By CULMELL 90,
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q. ]. Hussrr. Pittsbr J. G. Hussrr. Gao. SINCLAIR
HUSSEYS b COMPANY
GOAL MERCHANTS WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Pittsburgh,
salineville sud Strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
Cor Smithing Once on the east side Of the Oleve-
land 3 Pittsburgh n. b. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio.
Urtiara ieit e HussUy Mobride'a tNiusloW z
Marahnnsel viii recsiye prompt attention. dseli
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LAYING TOOLS-S YTHES,
snaths, Ralzes, sythe-stonus &C., for sale b.
IL. IL. EATNOLDS,
iune1g Q6 Superior street.
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EAhkAaAAU hA
DIR. j. @. AVER & CO.,
t-tt' LOWELL, MASS. o.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for S..
AYERS CHFRRY PICTORIAL

has won for itself such q renown for the cure
every variety o. Throat and Lnng Complaint, that
tt rs entirely unnecessary for us % recount the ev-
denco Of its virtues, wherever h has been employ ed
AS ~ has long bean in constant use throughout thl
section We need not 90 moro than assure the peopa
is quality Is Kept ND 70 tho best t has been and
that IL may be relied on TO do for their relief al it
has ever boon found 20 do.
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NOKEl COKEll COKEIlI---
~ n. WALLAUE SON ARE NOW MANU-
EAGruRING Coke irUm the pure HAMMONDS-
NlLLE Strip Vein GOAL, which Il superior
10 any other Coke in the market. We can furnish
testimonials from numerous manufacturers who are
nov using It, aud who speak Of its character IN the
highest terms.
Also, constant supply Of Hammondsville STRIP
Vein sMlTHING COALi and also for Domestic
purposes.
Being located Immediately on the line Ofthe Uleye
Ind A Pittsburgh Railroad, We can ship with dis
patch 70 any part Of the state. Orders soliciteg.
a. ii. WALLACE SON
Hammohdsviilo JefisrsCn County, Ohio.
"a HH fnhHl1a
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CtRADLES-MULAY, GRAPE VINE,
II. X. RAYNOLDs,
Iunelsw3 g8 Superior street.
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RRAO VAL.
n. b. sOLOMONsON. OrrIoLAN.

-
80
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Ths PArs Kuhn is ~ universal consent allowed
% have for itself a reputation uasurrallg1 D
the history medical preparations. ll tultan3nl1-
Gus effect In the entire arsd catlon and eltluctlol
EAIN In al tts various tarmg incidental 30 the nl-
man family, and tha unsulicted written ald Vcretl
ta1tlmony Of the masses In its aver have htll anl
are lie own best Advertisement.
What stronger proof o. these facts b uruducc1
than the folloging letter reo'iged gnsoliuseai ro
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AaraWatE

DREPARE AGAINST FIRE.---
Constantly on hrnd and Tor sale By the agent 81
Eia depot, No. g5 Superior street, large assortmun
VI those gudtly celebrated WlLDEk'S PATENT
SALAMAhDEh SAFES, TO which the attention oi
the public Is called. Il. X. REYNOLDS.
ieb3d1w
a PPLE PAkEkS-WHIOH PARE,
Gore and Slioe-what every family should have
C0LWELL a CO.,
gurf l4y Ontario ~ .
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To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
likeness Of DR., stephen Sweet on eveTT Label, and
also "Stephen sweets Infallihla Linlment'i blown
in the glass Of each bottle without which none an
gonuino, RICHARDSON 3 CO.,
For sale by all Druggista asps7: l,l8dsW
For sale in Cleveland by VIM. Fisko.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-08

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-08

One day my father came in to dinner-he
had been plowin' all the mOrpin'-and as he
sat down and wiped the perspiration from his
forehead, he said suddenly, sThat bell pear
tree is covered as thick with blossoms as il
was with icieles last winter. / shall put q
trap under The tree this summer, and see 4
that won't end the thief guess that you
didn't try very hard to earn that dollar
eh, Rosy m NJ 80 LEU .HrF =
@n.Wal, not 50 very hard, father" said
startin' toward the back door. .asI !
But before / got there voice held me back
'Don't 60 Rosy, I'm goin' 10 out with tn,
truth, now lstWhst win come, and Richart
Sears, who was whiting out an arrow by thr
table, sprans up and went to my father an,
said TO him, in an earnest clear voice, though
it shook little at the first words, ayes, Nj
Morris, Rosy did try very hard TO find ou
who the thief was, though she wouldn't tel
on him, when It proved to be me, for pick
ed the pears -..-.,.
"lye been sorry enough for it ever since
but didn't really think was stealing then
and I've had a dollar laid up stairs in m
green box two months for Rosy, when
could get coura. 70 the truth"
Ny father was completely dumbfoUnded;
opened his lips to speak, and shut EN- agair
At last he said, "Richard," /" in a stern Yoici
but mothers hand crept up softly on his arm