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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-14
AGGREGATE VOTE.
Buchanan elected President.

Breckinrdge elected Vice President.
From the foregoing tables the rapid grosth of
our country b. estimated. The ratio of
repre- sen alton in the frs, Congress one for
thirty Thousand inhabitants At the sane rate
IN 1860 should have nine hundred aud nine
electoral votes. Of which New FORK would b.
entitled T. one hundred and ten. g.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-14
For Sale-In Richmond.

4 BOrr two acres Of Land. near he Depot with the
~ folio sing improvements Large Frame Dwelling,
stable Carriage House Wash House. W House Well
cistern, good Spring and spring House, Fruit Trees
ehrubhery. &c Nice property. will take small house.
and lot in exchanse.
good House aud Lot Fort wAyne venue. S rooms,
good Cellar, " ell aud Cistern.
All the above property will he sid low. pay
uneuts Possession given immediately.
JAMES NJ. POE
Richmond. Feb 1889
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House and Lot.

a good Cottage Frame House, with seven rooms. sn
excellent Cellar SIX acres OF ground in high state
Of cultivation and well set with the best varieties OF
Grapes. strawberries, Blsckeerries and
Cur ants. Also fine young orchard Ut Qunce. Peach
Apple, Cherry. and Pear rree is offered for
sale. The outbuiidings are all good and suhstsn
For particulars and terms enquire a. this office.
May a. 1861. 2tf
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So 81 s5

New York, North Carolina and Rhode Is
land did not vote.
GSe,rge " Asnington was declared unanimous
Iy elected President aid Joan Adams duly cleo
led Vice Presld nj. Mr. AiAms assumed has
duties Is President of the Senate. on the 2ls, of
Apr l. III. d General W ashing, IN took the oath OF
otii.e "A PruHadnos on the 3Olh oil April.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-14
business PROPERTY FOR SALE

The oders for sale large. three story
business houses They the initial char
Acs-r sell nnisaef thr ushout. They are nc-ted
In business of the ,'ity- They vii
be reasonable terms exchsged tor other
JOb DoHIoS-
richmond. June 2Sth. 1850.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-14

l32 lo2 - ~
George Washington elected President took
the OATH OF Office the Attn of Mach. 1873
John Adams elected Vice President. took The
oath ut Office and IT euded in Tue Senate, Dec
. 1913.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-14

NRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
- Fox SALE.
Tho undersigned offers snr sale . epoi drst eiAss
aweitias the OF SIKH aai Walnut street. It
high aud contains tour anil kitch
&c the latest sts le having
aud improved by sasiticn ht
he desirable Any person wishing purchase h
q house. N opportunity OF doing the
re@soi able te ms, ey calling on
WILLIAM pULTN.
Aug o,h 1861 S-tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-14

james Monro. cleo ted President.
Daaiel u. Tompkins elected Vice Presi
dent
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1913.

james Madison eiectcd President
George Clinton elected Vice President.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-14

AoNol-
HARRISON elected President
Tyler elected Vice Presideof.
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1859.

'Vtsi
Taylor elected President.
Fillmore V ce President.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29

Continues his Oh business the in Nskee's
proof building. stand recently occupied bv DR..
Hoffman, corner 1f Queen and Kaahu11auu streets.
-hrsna1et-r- rated hy ,sarvIri0.- of
with 4 accurately adjusted the
meridian Of Honolulu Particular attention
watch repairing SeNtaut and quadrant glasses sily-red
and adjusted Charts auI nautical constantly
hand ami flr sale. 4+-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29

ii. w. SEVERANCE.
Ship Chandler and Commission Merchant, Honolulu,
REFERS To
Captain y. =. Snow, Honolulu
Messrs. T. Z. WATERMAN * Co,
WILLIAMS n HAVEN, New London.
MCRUER 4 MERRILL, Francisco
SWIFT Il ALLEN, New Bedford.
HENRY 4. PIERCE. Boston.
II. W. SEVERANCE will continue Ship nd
Commission Old Every description
ship Chaudery and Merchandise required
KEEP: hand and for sale low
WILCOX. RICHARDS ~ CO..
ship Chaudler Dealers General Merchandise
sion Merchants, Honolulu. II. /.
Keep constantly hand supply every description
merchandise required by whale ships and others.
Money advanced at the lowest
References:
Messrs SWIFT ALLEN, New Bedford
GIDEON, ALLEN X SOS,
WH. WILCOX.
WM. GfFFoED.
Messrs. THOMAS Knowles * Co.
NEsTuS HowLANp, Esq,
FKEpEuCE PARKER, Esq,
Messrs. NN. PHILLIPS * sons.
HEXHy 4 PrERcE. Esq, Boston.
Me<srs. BUTLEE. SIsE Il Co,
CHAs. ". BEOOKs, Francisco.
Messrs. NoEGaN. STONE & Co.
WILLIAMS y HAvESs, New London.
l15-tf &. 4. WILLIAMS CO.. Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
NOTICE.
SANIUEL y. EMERSON holds my power Of At
N0tiCp.

- u0y during my absence from this kingdom.
Hen1ulG, Feb. -, 1860 tls7-lm.) :. :. ENERS
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ID. y. ELITNER.

in General Merchandise Ho Hawaii. Ships supplied
with recruits az the shortest notice, reasonable
Bills % exchange waited
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29
GEORGE &. SIDERs.

ship Chamber Dealer General Merchandise, and Commission
Merchant. Honolulu, Oahu : l. keeps constantly "u hand
extensive assortment oi every description Of goods r.
quirei by whaI--hips and others.
Shipping furnished wih al! kinds o groceries provisions, &C.
the shortest ti- lowest market prices
~ Money advanced wla-rs' u.is the lowest
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29
FOR SALE OR TO LET

"a THE FOiRDING HOUSE: IN THE
9ssyf rr Of the Horse Hotel with II separate bed
LIE rooms all furnished. Inquire the premises HIT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29
AVIS Al PUBLIC.

Les SoussiEnes, ayant etc NOMINEES Agents pour les
Assureurs maritimes de Paris et de Bordeaux
pr6vieuucnt le public general ct les Capt.
tIine- lie uavirc- uarchands friucaiS qui vi>iteut
les ports lie &C. ruyaume, particuier, que dams
tous les cas- 'avaries, qui auraent lieu dams ces
parage-, il deyrUut, fIre coustlter ct yerjder
les fats devant eux pour lsgaliser leurs recla-
nations cOntre les dts assureurs
sI-tf ~ HoFFSCHI AFGFR < SrAPFNHoRsT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29
j. III. WOOD.

Manufacture, Importer and Dealer Boots and Shoes Of every
description Shoe Fiudines- Pump, Se, Rigging Harness,
Patent Leathers- Calf, Goat, Hog, and Buck skins
Trunks Nass, SIirriuC Gloves, Fols, and Masks Black
ing Brushes Hosiery. Brick shoe store Of
ElIt and MercLlnt S.. Mlnn.nu. u. !. LII
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29

f. HOFFSCHLsEGER 4 STAPESHORST
Agents for the
PARIS AND BORDEAUX BOARDS OF UNDER
WRITER'S.
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CHARLES W. VINCENT.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. The undersigned would in
his friends and the public that he has
ft-a up premises Port opposite C. Brewer
2I store - a CARPENTER SHOP. solicit that
patronage heretofore literally he-t'E-i- AL orders in
nrlf-h-- 90 B1iu- Plans.
-H Eiri p=Hru-u--- and lispatch
CHARLES ". VINCENT.
V B-UODES WINDOW SASH and al other articles Per
aiming house building. constantly hand
" 1917 " 4 ALpRICH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29
THE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
4. PHbIi-hed Every Thursday Moruiu.

AHpaper- 'lrTarii q foreign Countries gill be a.
which covers % American postage and the eNn-e fsar-
ing them from The oi % publication All papers f American
EI1peoH ports VII have L states Te stamp on them
which viii Preyeut any American postage being collected f
delivery ftSn snoscrller-- who prefer their
paper forwarded through the Hawaiian mails
RATES At WHICH AnEERTf-ENENrs ST,EsEn.
traen- advertr srs iuserti0uJ PER 10 c--
leach subsequent do. .-.. > rt-
B1lss cards. lllt exceeding lne per auu1ra s5 gg
Zach alI.tiIuaI Iir=.J e. .- 81 ~
u Payable always in advance. II
sps atyts, f0t exceeding lOne f first Insertion Il On
Zach Subsequent insertion. .....-.... 90 r..
GrAErEELS ADvE'ERs VIII be charge, the following rats
payable at the end % each quarter.
For one square lor space of 20 iine pr quarter - M
For one-f0urti Of q column per quarter. so an
F9rC half - q column, column "a
a whole cEHln- quarter ~
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Commercial Advertiser.
NARRATIVE
OF THE
AMERICAN EMBASSY TO PEkING.
In July, 1853

By : WELLS WILLIAMS, IL D., SECRETARY AND IN
TERPRETER To The EMBASSY
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sAN'L- y. CASTLE A
CASTLE & COOKE.

importers and Wholesale AMI Retail dealers in General Mer
ctaniise at the old stand Of the King and School
streets Church. Also the store
formerly occupied by {. H. Nicholson in King Oppo
SIZE the Seamans Chapel. Agents for Dr. Jayues Med
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W. \. ALDRICH.

Importer and Dealer in General Merchandise; Cornmiss
Agent ,r the Se of Sugar. Noasses and Coffee and 9TH
Island Produce. f,r the LfHUE PLANTATION. Coz
sizumeuts all Island Produce solicited. Orde
Merchandise promptly attended 1O5-tf
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AGENT FOR THE
AGENT FOR THE
Fire Insurance Notice.
THE NORTHERN tSSI-R tNCE CO

rHyIEE TNDERSIG 4 NED begs notify those par
who have insured in this Office buildings or
their within the precincts of Honolulu,
sequence the continued erection wooden
buildings close together
the viii he taken already
taken will E renewed the expiration Of their
L. G. JANION,
62-tf AGENT for the Northern Assurance Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-29
URGU-BREMEN
IRE INSURANCE COMPANY

TaNHE UNDERSIGNED Agents of the above Com
pauy, prepared insure risks against and
about Honolulu.
For particulars apply AZ the Office
MELCHERs K CO.
Honolulu Oct. II. 1857. 6s-tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-19

WHEELER's WATER DRAwER-In our adverti-
siug columns Wilbe found the card of ]. E. Wheel
er & Co., Proprietors Of "Wheeler's Water
Drawer This apparatus, It seems to us, is most
admirably adapted to all wells, eisterns, &c. It is
very simple and can never get so much out of or
der that an intelligent lad cannot remedy the
difficulty. By simple and beautiful contrivanee,
the turning OF the crank fills the oaken bucket,
draws It up and empties the water out the spout
with the smallest possible amount Of labor. There
IS no opportunity for it to freeze up, 1t works
equally well in shallow and very deep wells, and it
is very cheap. It Is not necessary, as in chain
pumps, to lift large body Of water, but only ths
amount of wster ID the bucket, the bucket itself
being balanced by weight, the rope passing over
2 wheel with rlbber groove, which prevents all
slipping Of the cord In short, this Drawer is an
admirable one and worthy of examination. See
advertisement. ,' .a..s5tl=l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-19


The UNITED STATES CouRT-JupeE WILSON.
The GSsnd Jury have Observation-Disclosures
against Amos Burden, Of AHiarce. for utteriur
forged papers to procure bounty lands; and one
indictment against Henry Dowiine forsnnkinrand
passing counterfeit coin. SO
Cephss BlOdget, convicted Of making and mass.
ing counterfeit coin, was yesterday morning SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary for ave years. He
made a few confused remarks ine exculpstiop
which had rather the contrary eheets
Samuel S. Conn was sentenced to the Peniten.
tiary for seven years for passing COUNT tfeit coin
Conn tried hard to escape. He was arrested IN
Portage county last fall He broke Jail aud fed
down the Ohio River, sndjWas pursued by Depu
~ Marshal Gable, who st length discovered and
arrested him in Tennessee. sg !. ea-
Horace s. Brown, the young man who was ar
rested for robbng money letters, yesterday plead
guilty TO the charge, Hehas sapidIy Travelled the
downward road. A few years ago he was an EN-
plOyee Of the Toledo Post ofice, but contracted
bad habits and committed this deed. for Ibieb he
was seutsneedtp the Pspiteuiiary for three ycsr..
5i.s5.rl seefaar 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-19
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April IS.
The Commissioner of Patents has granted
the application for the extension Of the House
Telegraph Patent for seven years from to-day,
also for the Wells improvement for the manu-.
| f4cture Of bat bodies for a ike period
The steamer Roanoke will laud the Japanez
Embassy at the city of New York, in accord
! ance with the original order of the Secretary
( of the Navy. They would have been brought
directly to Washington as recommended by
/ Consul General Harris, but for the tPpTehended
difficulty Of plotting the vessel through the
channel OF the Potomac. %
Tte House Committee on Elections to-day
passed resolution that in the case Of Wills
! iamson and SiekIes the points raised and arr
ned by Ar Sickles, in relation to the notice
& specifications served by the contestant, be
anu ed for decision till the final hearing,
rsselN or, iudice to- the rights Of Mr.. Siekles,
WY %5l9u tSat VI. Williamson proceed to take testi-
l'i,.. lnu Inn. ,,,or = lis n, otiee at his peril.
m9Iy nay. uRGn gonas : Pos, Office Committee to-day
og+esd 1 to a s7uction Of the charge on all let
sers del;vsrsd by local ca, rlers, to one cent
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to call on Mr. Rumni.

AEpleAL ELEoTRIcITV.--Dr. Gibson il the only
scientific aud successful Electrician in tba oii1 -
Cleveland land Is the only one in. pos.ss.io5 J,
la'leriog testimonials from the m ost e1nip ent PR
ssors q Eeetrelty in the UDited State in refer
enoe 2 Professional skill in The uss of EeOIoits
s : curative agent and tne only one who treats
Lises ,S. 4Ro%iplsn Rheumatism. Paral ys Dseas
form sncosss ~ 2.neE Chronic Disco aes Vifh mi.
r,oof t5ot 81. ne WI pay q premium for ihe
PROOF lnat MS sncoess is egualed bv an raSt7
snat Is now OF ever was 50 the cfj ~ cteigts
Tor the cure Of obstinate diseases SsI 49, ~.
cases eulsa 81 bis Otaes, No. liz Ontario slFsst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-19

HOUSE.
The deficiency b III was taken up
Mr.. Houston dems 'u5ei the ayes and nays on
its passage
Mr. Sherman reminde, the gentleman Ihi''
if they insist upon the ay IS ana nays on 'he
appropriation bills they may oe Ueit@'ed, l..
Mr. Houston replied that HI opJscs vas -
defeat the bill, and he was willin : 10 'AAe 'ne
responsibility. ll
Mr. Sherman, in reply to a quest. Oh ssne, st19
by Mr.. Curtis, said there was not sing
in the bin not recommended BY the Adm i','S .',
tration, and that it was the smallest defcie ~
bill which had been reported for ycars.
Mr.. GoOch would vote for the bill, under
andiug it was to pay debts already contracted,
bot he hoped that hereafter the A lministration
would contract only sdeh debts as its friends
could vote to pay.
Mr.. Houston replied there was scarcely an
item in the bill to pay debts CONTRACTED By the
Administration. Congress- itself had incurred
the obligation.
The bill passed--79 against SO. ...a.-
The House went into Com. on the Militsry
Academy bill as returned from the Senate with
an amendment authorizing the calling out of
regiment of Texan volunteers. Without action
the Committee rose.
Mr.. Bonham's solution for an adjournment
from the 18th to the Both of April was read.
Mr.. Washburoe, of Ne, and other Republi-
cans objected.
Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-19
sANF0RD'S
Liver EnVigOPafOp
NFVPR DFBILTfATFS.


T. NEVER DEBILIrATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
ree FROM eU8La ard has beccui1 an established fact 4
Standard 1edicins k00n and ppruF.d by an VINO nave
gs0d aud resorled % with confdencs in al the
diseases fer which it is recommended.
Il has cuFed thousands lWiih y le lass two veaTg
who had given up ali l0f reief he numerous
1nsJl ci-cd ccrslf-ates ia my POSSESSION sho7F.
The dose must be as p et 20 le Temperament OF the
Individual takiugi auc ed IN snah ouunt Hes as u
act geutly on the bowels. ~
Let dictafes OF rur - iqdeaeqt guide you in the
use Of -hs LIYE& INst=lFIG0RATGT1, and It
win cure Live COIn-ss pluinfs, Bilious Af-
tRclss DyspeRsi uS ~ iChrenic DiaFrhoeaB
> e + @ o m -s-Ip1a imtsr Hyseufe-
fyg UropSy1 son EistOmacHs HabituaI
COstiYeuess5 - CbOl--ics Cholera, ChOie-
Pa hiofbuss Cbplfru3i III 10 faHtum, Flnfu-
lie cc } q N { e. ,i.siEeuale Weakness
eSs and my be used snr--s eessiulig OkDINA-
RY FAMILY NED = CINE. 1t viii cure Sex
n r A D {. H = tas f.fhausands can tesfify.) IN
TWENTY MINUTES il FF-frWO oR THREE TEA
SPOONFUIS ARE TAK-l-lEN at commencement Of
attack
All who use it are giving their resinonv in irS fazor
~ Mix Wltsr in the nth with the INVIGORAICR,
and swallow both together
srice One Dollar Per Bottle.
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Tav hallway.

ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN. R4ILRoAD.-
The meeting of Directors and Stockholders of this
Road at the Weddel for two days past has been to
discuss among themselves the plans OF future
action and not the adoption of any matters of
public interest. President Reynolds informs us
that the prospects of the road are very favorable
and that the work will be steadily pushed forward
to completion. The section east of The intersee-
ton Of the sunbury& Ere wiz shortly be ready
for the iron.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-19

sANF0RD's
Family CathaPtic Pills


PEre Vegetable Extracts, and pHt zp IN Gldss
Cases, AH Tight, and IDiH keep n any eIi-
maze.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gentle but &c
tive Caharc which the proprietor has used in his prao
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly Infreeslugl demand from those WI
have long used The pdLLS and the satisfaction Whicf
Ali regard 90 their nsas has ndueed place
then withiuthe rpach ufall. q
The Prosssioa eli sigu that different Caihartics act
/ On difterent portions Of The = bowels.
] The ATLY- A-SiTHA RFIC PILL
has. with due reference to this well established fact
beon B0used from - VarIety Of he purest eEe
table FLtT8cts winch aCt='alke every part OF the
allmenfary canal, and 1re.=IGOOD and SAFE IN all
clses where CaihaTtie l. = needed. such DE
BANGEnIENTS or the i-STO ZACH, SLEEPi-
l NESS. PAINS IN TIE --IBACK AND LOINS,
ICOSTlVEAESS. PAL Ns1lAED SORENESS OVEK
THE WHOLE } D =, from sudden cold, which
frequently. if neglected, spd 10 long Of Fe
yer. Loss on APPE Il.lfI OK, a aCREEPINf9 SEN
| 3 TIONOF COLD OVER THE BODY. RESTL LESS-
MES , ffEAD-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD-
Il Inf2lnmatOTF Diseases, Worms in Children Adults,
Rhsunals = Purifier OF the Blood and msny dis
eases which flesh Is he too nun srous mention ia
L this advertisement. Duss. I 90 g.
p PRICE 80 CENTS.
- The Liver lnvig0ra Or end Fanig Cathartc Pills
are Tatsed by Druggists generally aad sold wholesale ~
/ The Trade in Al The large towns
| Manufacturer and Proprietor,
| FvTdRzp1 - rs Rrnsdvsv. New
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-19
FROMNEW YORK.

NEW 1oRki Apfii 10.
The Quaker City brings Havana advices of The
l4th. Suugar still dull. MOass S steady. Freights
improving exchange on London. 10 l4al33 A.
on RostOn 2 q 2 81.
The Ariel brought advices from Valparaiso ol
the 18th Of March. Peace bad been established
between Peru and Ecuador, aud Gen Castillo, with
the squadroa aud troops, had returned to Calao
Beverly S Clark. U. S. Minister 10 Gualamala,
died on the 18th Of March.
A building on Centre strset, occupied by Henry
Hanson. piano manufacturer. and others, was
burnt this morning. Loss 10000.
Toe Jury IN q Brooklyn Court to-day, rendered
8 veldietof 5000, txclus We Of expenses, 10 Mrs
John Thcmpson Tor injuries sustained in the col.
lision on the Hudson River r. r., near Sing Sing
on the l7th Of Jsnuars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-19

CLEVELAND SINGERS AT ToLEDo-A concert
VIII be given at Toledo on Friday evening by some
Of our Cleveland musicians, including Prof Mann,
Messrs. HolbrOok snd Rouse and Miss Mary
Segur, all well and favOrably known to the CIeve-
land public. The concert will be given as benefit
to Miss segur, and tle lovers of good music win
not iail to turn out TO swell the receipts while
they provide for themselves a rare musical enter
tain ment. as-. q
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N. II. SOLO MONS ON.

o----,------ E-@SF,
GSZN Zk>esz4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-19

lLLvsTRATED WoRKs AT HAWKS Hawks &
pro- nave Nos. and OF Cassell's Illustrated Ma,
Ilonai histeFy, most admirable woik, especially
-or cuhafen- 1hey are also in reeeiptiof thereg
uiar parts OF CasselPs Illustrated BibIe a fine
WORK published at Is cents per part, The, have
also Harpers Weekly for this week, Vanity Fair,
lresh and sparkling as eau be, and The Sporting
Fictoral OF the New Fork Illustrated News, full Of
illustrations Of the prizs fighters, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-19

BRYAN'S TASrELEs VERAIIFUGE.
From state Of Maine 70 Baton Rouge
Al iku0W BRYAE's VERMIFUoE;
Iasteless harmless. death % worms
or ali sizes, kinds. and formsi
Mothers feel ini eed, secure
We tlis painless, peerless cure
Put up in bottles, pnee 2sf dimes
Sold BY Wsl, F1SKE, aud By STRONG + ARM