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BJ~ The Grasshoppers are doing great in
jury to the crops in different localities in this
county. A letter from Orwell says they
have eaten up all the pastures, and are now
attacking the fields of Corn Connea,n Re
LOrfeT -. .H
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EDIToR or LRApEH:-Announce that CHARLES
y FISH will be candidate for the Office Of Probate
Judge, subject to the decision Of the Republican
oblige.
EDIToRs LEADER:-Please present the name Of
hOLAhD D. NOBLE as candidate for nomination
term. REPUBLICANS.
Enron OF LEADER:-Please say that HENRY O.
HAWKINS will be candidate i0i nomination to the
gihes OF County auditor before the Republican
County Convention TO be holden on Saturday next,
and oblige REPUBLICANS.
EDITOR LEADER;--Please announce the name Of
FRANCIS BRANCH as u candidate for ro- n0mina-
tion 10 the Office Of County Commissioner at the en-
suing Republican County Convention, and obigo
many TAX PAYERS.
EDITOR LEApER:-Please announce that d. L.
WlGHTMAH will be a candidate Tor the office Of
sherin lt has always been customary heretofore IN
this county to elect sheriff for two terms, c0nse-
quently, as he has faithfully performed his duty to
the satisfaction OF all, common fairness would re-
ONE OF HIS MANY FRIENDS.
EpIToR LEADER:-Pleaso announce that @. S.
GATES, ofBrooklyn' is a candidate for County Com
missioner. MANY REPUBLICANS.
=, EDIToRs LEADER;-Please announce that among
the candidates for nomination for Clerk the pame
q GEORGE $. CLAPP, Of Berea, will be presented
a. the coming Republican Convention, to be held
Sept. lst, and Oblige, REPUBLICANS.
EDIFoR LkADER:-Announce Vim. F. GIDDTNGS,
as a candidate for Probate Jldge, at the ensuing
MANY FRIENDS.
LEADER:-say that JOHN D TAYLOR, of Rock
port, Is a candidate for County Commissioner
MANY REPUBLICANS.
EDS. LEADER-Please announce that JAMES A.
CRAW will be a candidate for nomination for Sher-
in at the ensuing County Convention.
EDS. LEApER-P Please announce that FREDERICK
J. .PRENTISS will be candidate for the office OF
Clerk Of Court Of Common Pleas, subject TO decision
OF the ensuing County Convention.
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Total. 1,SSs, ,2S2 1,S41 ,514 s74, ,7O7
: New States, admitted since 1856
+ By Legislature. ,.-,,.,
N. v. Delta, 24th.
Important from Mexico.
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Enron OF LEADER:-Ploase say that HENRY O.
HAWklNs will be candidate ioi nomination to the
Othcs Of County auditor before the Republican
County Convention to be holden on Saturday next
and oblige REPUBLICANS.
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hich IS respectfully submitted.
q. RUSSELL. Chairma.

The Annual Report of the Pittsburgh Gas
Company, recently published, presents some
facts and figures which may reflect some light
on the gas question here. 1t shows the prof
itableness of gas manufacture there in strong
light at all events. We present some of the
items.
The total length of pipes now is about %
miles. The coal carbonized during the past
year amounted to 2Os, ,s2s bushels, and the
total amount of gas distributed during the
year reached 6s,1ss,2l3 cubic feet. The
number of services to private consumers is
2,s25, and the public lamps number 54s. The
report states that the demand for coke and
tar has been quite active during the latter
part of the year, and at present greatly e1-
ceeds the amount produced at the works and
the applications for the supplies of coke are
still increasing.
The recent dividends of the Company are
riehl In January, 1860, dividend of five
per cent. was declared, amounting 70 sl5, 900.
IN February, 1860, another dividend of FIVE
per cent was divided, amounting to $1s, $50;
and in July, 1850, another dividend of So per
share, amounting to sl5,s29.2o. Thus the
amount of dividends had within less than
seven months reached the sum Of s4s, 500 20 |
The capital stock of the Company now |
amounts to $sss,6OO. Like Cleveland Gas
Company stock, we presume it is seldom, if |
ever, in the market
The municipal corporation of the city of
Pittsburgh now holds no stock in the Gas
Company. During the last session the Legis-
lature Of Pennsylvania authorized the surren-
DER Of the stock held by the city, upon terms
mutually advantageous, and which were
shortly afteFwaTd ratified by the City Coun-
Gus ana accepted by the stockholders. How
advantageous to the city and people NAV be
judged from the fact thst the debt owing by
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EDITOR LEADER;-Please announce the name Of
FRANCIS BRANCH as u candidate for ro-nomlna-
tion TO the Office Of County Commissioner at the
suing Republican County Convention, and oblige
many TAX PAYERS.
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aFaWts, Sc.

ONIONS WANTED.---THREE
Hundred Bushels Of Prime O ,,lftv ~
CALDWELL & SIMM0Ns,
augl5 o. a Union Street.
WANTED-FIFE.Y GIRLS 10 FILL
good City and Country places, daily, at
PALmEh p l1l4eHlsg9e Office, on Bank street, Op-
eosite the hsuusu E-Ouse, under the Merchants
benz. Also, a NUM- er Of good Farm hands, &C.
M ANTEIJ-A SITUATION BY
w ayouD married man, who has had years
e4 10 the retail dry goods trade, and cpa
Dle y taAe entire control Of such a business and
would nave objection to going 70 country town.
Good T. ference given. Address P. o. drawer l42
OF call .t Us Water street. aug2I.25
TENTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1860.
WANTED--FOR THE COMMIS-
w saTy Department Of the Ist Brigade, 18th
DIVISION o. v. ~, during the Encampmenf, three
men Cooks, six women and twenty -fTe Walters, for
which good wages will be paid. Apply to
L. s. PHILLIPS, Acting C0mmissary,
aug2ltsepf5 New England Hotel
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House Each number will contain in
lteresting miscellany, including
and a Story, Poetry, Gems, Anec-
ldOtes, &C, and at least one page
Garden. lOf the sixteen will be devoted
Ito the children
We will send PrOspectuses to
lall applicants, and sample
numbers by the first of Septem-
rv Der. Our single terms are so
HOUSE low, that any active boy or girl
lean, in a village, or thiCkly
ana iDeOpled neighbOrhOod, readily
IprOcure ten or fifteen subscrib-
rden' Iers in a single day One such
has promised 100, BY which, We
will be glad to know, he is s..
richer, and his neighbOrs none
the poorer.
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PrImary Meetlags thIs RvenInE.

Republican Central Committee
CLEyELASD. July %, 1880.
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EDS LEADER Please announce that FREDERICK
}. PRENTISS will be a candidate for the Office O
Clerk Of Court Of Common Pleas, subject TO decision
OF the ensuing County Convention.
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LEADER:-say that JOHN D TAYLOR, of Rock
port, Is a candidate for County Commissioner.
MANY REPUBLICAN, Ms.
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EDS LEADER-Please announce that JAMES A.
CRAW will be a candidate for nomination for sher-
in at the ensuing County Convention.
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EDIFoR LhADER.-Announcs Vim. F. GIDDTNGs
as candidate for Probate Jldge, at the ensuing
County Convention, and oblige his
MANY FRIENDS.
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EDITORS LEADER PLEASE announce that among
the candidates for nomination for Clerk the pame
OF GEORGE s. CLAPP, of BereR, will be presented
at the coming Republican Convention, TO be held
Sept. lst, and Oblige, REPUBLICANS.
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EDIToR LEADER-Pleaso announce that O. s.
GATES, ofBroOklyn, is a candidate for County Com
missioner. MANY REPUBLICANS.
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Groceries 4 grorisiolls.

HHEESE.-60O BOXES PRIME
~ large Cheese at "a and Go Msrwin street.
augH W. MELHINCH.
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A NEW FAMILY JOURNAL

A NEW FAMILY JOURNAL.
In order to accommodated
Thousands of families, who do
mot take journal adapted tOl
the House and Garden, we pro-
EIousa pose to issue such a one month ETousa
70 y, from and alter the first day
,,J Of September, 1866. 1t will be ,nd
printed in an extremely neat
c,,.5s,, form, of 10 octave pages with C,.der
O'alA NON' Ia full index at the close Of each ~
volume The subject embrac-
ed will be such as espeeiallyl
interest the FAMILY, includ-
ing
The Garden-Fruits, Flowers
and and Vegetables. and
Garden. Beekeeping-In all its De- lGardeF
partments.
Inseets-And other Animals
Injurious 70 Orchards and
Gardens.
POuItry-PigeOns Singing
and birds, Rabbits, &c. and
Garden. Domestic Reeipes-MostlG Gardei
Carefully Prepared.
The FashiOns-For Womsn
and Children.
House Each mum Der will contain in HOUSE
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TERMs oF THE HoUsE ~ eARpEN.
WRIGHTs SPRING BED BOT

NEW 1TENT8PRI8G BED BOTTOM
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The RnilWnY.


IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS. Baltimore cor
respondent of the New York Times gives
the outline Of a great railroad scheme which
is being carried out between four of the largest
roads Of the country. We quote:
Some weeks ago it was discovered that a
sudden demand had sprung up for stock shares
of the Northern Central Railway, running, as
YOU are aware. from Baltimore to York, Har-
risburgh and Sunbury, connecting with
various other roads diverging in every direc-
ton. p .'f-
1t was ascertained that parties long con-
nected with, and in the interests Of, the Bal
timore aud Ohio Company, were purchasing
the stock shares of this work to a large
amount.
1t was ascertained that an arrangement had
been effected between the Pennsylvania and
the Ohio Central roads, by which the facilities
of these two works should be blended, there
by diverting the tonnage trade and travel of
the Central Ohio from the Baltimore and
Ohio, whose interests had been almost iden-
tieal for many years. The effect, therefore,
ofsuch 3 connection must tend not only TO
divert the trade and travel of the great West
the revenue of our Baltimore and Ohio road.
To head of or effect this deleterious conspi-
racy, Mr.. Garrett, Presidenia of the Baltimore
and Ohio sOughtto getcontrol Of The Northern
Central, Hence the sudden demand for, and
rise in its. stock enough of which learn,
has already been procured to effect the desired
object, which is to so blend the interests
powers and facilities OF advantages of both
concerns as 70 foil the Pennsy ylvania Company
in their Irritation with the Central Ohio, in
competiti0n for Western trade Thepolicy Is,
70 place the Northern Central and Baltimore
and Ohio Companies in unity of interests,
rather than competing works, as they now
We thus find the Baltimore and Ohio with
representative basis of $32,OoO,OO0, the
Northern Central with capital OF $4,000
OO0, the Pennsylvania Central, with capital
of probably, $40, ,OOO, 900, and the Central
Ohio, perhaps $1,000, 600 or $s,OoO,OOO,
united in great contest. Mr.. Garrett having
the strongest batteries, the biggest pile, and a
Napoleon in management, I have no doubt he
viii eventually triumph.
Il
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are among the recent private sales of real
estate: li
July 1s, ls6O-Thomas NJ. Kelley and
VIM. D. Beattie to Woolson, Hitchcock 4
Carter, sub lots I to 43 in S. S. Stones survey
entitled "Central Tract" being part Of 100
acre lot 4S7, and bounded on the east by
Bridge street, on the west by Harrison street,
on the south by Central way and on the north
by the Ohio Canal. Consideration 500
July I7-William W. Williams to Thomas
]. symes,. the north part of sub lot 98, of
the subdivision Of part of ten acre lots g.,
6s, 90 and 20, being 40 feet front on the west
side of Case Avenue and 21S feet deep, situate
IL mile east of the Post Office. Considera-
ton $3.50.
July 17-John Walworth to Mary A. Wal
worth, sub lot No. 10 of a. W. Walworth's
allotment, being so feet front on Eagle street
and 1s9 feet deep, situate between Erie and
Kinsman streets. Consideration $1O,5OO.
July 17-Mary Ann Walworth to c. G.
Carlton, sub lots 10 and II in A. N. Wal
worth's allotment, each being so feet front
and 1s9 feet deep, situate between Erie and
Kinsman street. Consideration $4,000.
July 24-Geo. Campbell to Alfred P. VOL
verton, sub lot No. "a in Jacob Perkins
allotment of part of lot so and 81, being "a
feet front on Prospect street and 17s feet in
depth, situate mile west of Center street
bridge. Consideration $500.
July 2S-John swiger to Cyrus S. TOlman,
sub lot 2I5 in Willeyville allotment, being
49H feet front on Hicks street and 165 feet
deep, situate between Moore and Bridge
streets. Consideration $500.
July 2o-Horace Foote to John H. sar-
geant and Thomas Dixon, sub lots 800, S21,
s22, s22 and 324, in Barber & Lords subdi-
vision, except one acre out of the southeast
corner of lots 1923 and S24, also 4 in com
mon, s13, 314, s15, S16, S17, Sls and 3l9 in
Barber & Lords allotment; situate on the
west side of Nellett street and south of LO-
rain street, q mile south Of the Circle
Consideration $4,000.
July 19-Chas. D. Bishop to Joseph Bar.
Der, 80 feet front on Clinton Park and 81
deep, situate z of mile east of the Pos
Office. Consideration $500,
eJIcha 1Ltta4
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TRIAL OF MOVING MACHINEs.-The Com
mittee upon the moving match held July
18th on the farm of A. A. Jewett, in New
burgh, have just made their report. The
following machines were on the ground;
Baldwin, Dewitt & Co., Cleveland, Hub
bard's Mower, Fishers Two Horse and
Woods Patent H. Cushman, Euclid, the
Bullock's Patent Fisher, Shalters & Co.,
Alliance, o., Fishers One Horse Mower; NJ.
B. Briggs, of New York, Aliens One Wheel
and Two Wheel Mower; o. Catlin, Buffalo,
N. Y, Kirby's American Mower and Har-
vester H. N. Slade, Solon, o., the Buckeye
Mower, made at anton, o.; and Thos. Hird,
ROckport, o., Ketchum's Mower, made at
Buffalo, N. Y.
The weather was good, and the place well
selected for the purpose. Each machine was
thoroughly tested, with the following result:
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE Regular meeting
held last evening at the room of the Society
in Atwater Block. -
The President being absent, Mr.. S. c..
Brooks was called to preside.
Mr.. Geo. Hewlett presented a petition from
the Committee on Painters. [This will be
found in another article in to-day's paper
REP.l
Mr.. G. F. Marshall moved it be received
and referred to the ConeiliatOry Committee.
Carried.
The following persons were ballOtted for
and elected members: J. E. Hopkins, gold
pen manufacturer; j. J. Benton, halter s.
S. Lyon, harness maker; John Chidgey,
mason. -T E.rrI. 81
It was stated that the hall of the Good
Templars could be obtained for the meeting
of the Association at a low rate, if desirable;
also that Mr.. Atwater was willing to donate
the use of the room now occupied, free of
charge, so long as the Institute wished it,
The matter was referred to special com
mittee, consisting of Messrs. E. C. Garlick,
G. H. Marshall and jefferson Thomas.
Adjourned for two weeks.
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MUSICAL CoNvENTION:-A State Musical
Convention is to be held at Ashland, O., on
the 9th, 2sth, 29th and SOth of August, IN
der the direction of Prof. B. F. Baker of Bos-
ton, DR.. Clare, W. Beames of New York,
and W. H. IngersOI of Ohio. The Conven-
ton follows Immediately the close of the
Ohio Normal Academy of Music at Ashland.
Miss Maria Brainard, well and favorably
known, will be present. The accOmmoda-
tiOns are ample for one thousand singers
The gentlemen at the head of the enterprise
are worthy Of the greatest confidence, and
we hope that the singers of the State will
turn out en- Haasse at this Convention. = u II
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New STAGEs.-Danforth Ainsworth Esq,
has Just placed upon the Cleveland and
Medina Line two beautiful new coaches,
weighing about 1000 lbs each. We have
not learned where they were made, but they
certainly reflect much credit on the manu-
facturer as well to the enterprise of Mr.. Ain,
worth. This Line is famous for its efficient
and affable drivers.-AediRG GGz.
One ofthe " Cleveland and Medina Line
drove up to the WeddelI corner yesterday,
let out passengers, and attracted as much
attraction as would the Great Eastern.
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BRmLIAET.-At Sour house" we've just
inaugurated new Irish help" in the kit
chen. Yesterday she was told to get piece
Of ice for tes, when what does the girl do,
but geta piece and chuck it into the tea kettle
on the stove. There's native wit for you.
The girl has been locked up in the refrig-
orator ever since.
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MEETING OF THE PArNTERs.-In accordance
with a call in the city papers, a large num-
Der of the Painters of Cleveland met at the
Rooms of the Mechanics Institute, July
oath. David PrOudfoot was called to the
Chair, and George Hewlett elected secre-
tary.
The object Of the meeting being to devise
some plan for the improvement and prOtec-
ton of the trade, and to prevent imposition
upon The public, which grows out of the pres
ent practice of letting contracts, after very
free exchange Of opinion, a committee com
posed of George Hewlett, J, L. Denham and
John Downie were elected to report the fol-
lowing resolution TO the Mechanics Institute
for their approval and adoption. - i
At meeting Of the jOurneymen and boss
painters Of Cleveland, it was. II
ResoEped, That we request the carpenters
snd builders Of Cleveland to discontinue the
practice Of contracting for the painting of
buildings, believing as we do, that every
trade should stand upon itsown merits, and
that the present practice is an infringement
| by one class Of mechanics upon the rights Of
another; that it leads to the use OF adultera-
ted material and to the employment Of an
| inferior grade Of Workmen, thus driving the
/ best mechanics out Of the business, TO seek
/ other homes or other employments, thereby
/ degrading the business and imposing upon
the community. We, therefore, hope you
/ will regard our request q just one, and give
| the subject your candid and careful consid-
GRAFTON, and upon the principle Of doing as
/ you TlH be done BY, the practice may be
Signed BY forty Of the painters Of cleye-
land.
/ Also that q memorial similar TO the above
be presented to the Architects Of the city,
requesting their cooperation with us in
changing the present practice of letting con-
tracts to one party, but that It be given to
the different trades, whose services may be
required, as far as practicable. az ae.- 81
Also in accordance with q request from the
Mechanics Institute, that uniform plan of
measurement Emay be adopted. Laid over
until next meeting. r.F
After some stirring remarks from Messrs.
Denham, Carson, Downie and others, it was
Resotued, That q report Of this meeting be
presented to the city papers for publication.
The meeting then adjourned for one week
with the best Of feeling.
I D, PROUDFooT, Chairman,
gro. HoWLTTT, sec'ty, tlt zasa
thaaf
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thOrOughly tested, VIA the follOwing result:

The first premium was unanimously
awarded to Hubbard's Mower. On the sec
ond premium, the Committee were two for
Buckeye, two for Wood, and one for Kirby.
The Committee were Messrs. II. Hollester,
Thomas Hurst, G. T. Barnum, W. T. Gid
dings and Henry Rickert.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
~ See advertisement Of Dr.. sahfordB

~ See advertisement of DR.. sahford's
LiverInvigorator. a.H r
G1- For the best qualities Of segars, To-
baeco and Snuff, go TO B. G. Dietz, III supe-
rior street. d Ga. ...
REPUBLICAN, FLAes.-Sherman L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. l2S River street, manufac-
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. jun25-302
- E. Rufini, 175 Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions Of Hats and
Caps. 1t embraces all styles and qualities,
and of course will be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish beauti-
ful and well becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr.. Rufini.
New YORK DAILIEs-T Tribune, Herald and
Times 15' cents per week World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depots at the Weddel or Angler
Houses, or at ia Ontario street,
% Refngerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
W. i. MARVIE's,
No. AZ South.side Public Square.
G3- 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 FOse, ENswoRTH & Co.'s,
octI Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
~ 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
NEE TREATMENT-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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MoRR CoUETERPEITRRs ARREsTfD.-U. S.
Marshal johnson and Deputy Marshal Hack
EFT on Wednesday arrested Hiram Hartzel
and DR.. E. B. Heistand, of North Washing
ington, Hardin Co., for manufacturing bogus
coin. They were brought to Cleveland yes
terday and lodged in jail.
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Nj. soLoMoNsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC 0PTICIAN,
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most approved
kinds Of BPECIACEES. All bis Glasses, whether
for near or far sighted, are ground under his own in
spection, by machinery Of new construction, with
the greatest caIe so to suit the eyes in all cases,
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
Eyes, ana imparting strength for long reading or
hne sewing. ~ 20 aH VA ~ %
EE- n II. soLOMoNsoS would here inform the pub
lie that he ne7or employs any ons In the sale Of his
Lenses. - i-- as
~ Also, splendid assortmsnt ofsPT GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, C0MPAssEs, &C., OF hand. j {. Is
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
IS perfect IS natural. $50
No. 81 SUPERIOR STREET, lar
NbA Near Togg'E Croekery Store.