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The Encampmsut.

The Grand Review yesterday morning OF
the Military in Camp Perryby Gov. Denni-
son and Staff and Gov. Sprague and Staff was
a magnificent affair. The day was pleasant
during the forenoon, and the number of spec
tators was immense. The seats were crowd
ed with ladies, and the space about the pa
rade ground was completely packed with gem
tlemen and ladies on foot and in carriages
There were not less than 8, 900 persons upon
the grounds.
Upon the arrival Of the Governors and
their Stats escorted by the Providence Light
Infantry, who in turn were escorted by the
Dayton Light Guards, the Review was held.
The Providence Company were headed by
the American Brass Band. Of both this
Company and this Band we have repeatedly
spoken hat cannot say enough in their praise.
The Company is beyond all question the
finest We ever saw, and the Band is unsur-
passed by any IN the whole country.
Gov sprague and staff having taken pos
sition upon the left of the south side of the
parade ground, and Gov. Dennison and staff
upon the right, the military passed in the
following order: Cleveland Light Artillery,
Co. A, Capt. Simmons; Co. B, Capt Mack ;
Co. D, Capt. Rice; Co, E, Capt. Hickman
Brooklyn Co. A, Capt. PeltOn; Geneva Co.
A, Capt Kinney First Light Infantry, Prev
idence, Col. Brown; Cleveland Grays, Capt.
Paddock; Cleveland Light Guards, Capt.
Sanford Co. D, Bnffalo, Maj. Bidwen
Washington Infantry, Pittsburgh, Capt. Row
leyi Dayton Light Guards, Capt. Pease.-
The American Brass Band of Providence
and the Union Cornet Band Of Buffalo, fur
nished music bob 80, s- 81,
The display was magnificent. All the
companies locked well the Grays paraded
full complement of muskets, and made 8
splendid appearance on drill the Light
Guards bravely bore their new banner, and
drilled admirablyj Co, D. won great credit
for their excellent drilling and handsom,
uniforms, and the other companies marched
we'll. ro --l-- --
At the close of the review, CaI,ts. SanCort
and Paddock were ordered to appear befor'
the Governors with their companies. They
did 50, when Gov. sprague addressed Capt
Sanford and presented him with a. beautiful
sword. Capt. s. responded briefly, express
ing his hearty thanks for the gift, and his
discrimination to never let it tarnish will
dishonor. =.
! Gov. Dennison then addressed Capt Pad
dock, alluded to his gallantry and his splen-
did corps, and presented him with a sword
which is rich and valuable -.- ..-
Capt Paddock replied thai he accepted the
weapon with hearty pleasure, but he could
fnd no words to express his feelings.
Gov Dennison-''A soldier speaks by hi.
dOeds, not words, - -l-
The swords are handsome ones and ar
| right worthily bestowed upon two Thorough
military men, worthy citizens, and com
manders Of gallant and handsome cOmpa nies
Alter company drill the audience dispersed
but not soon enough to save them from
drenching shower. ~ g7-=V Ell
/ Camp Perry disbanded lastnight.l @
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TWICE BLOOMING sTRAwBERRY YNEs.-NTa-
OF our friends say their strawberry vines are
now blooming and bearing fruit second
ume- A Horticultural friend whom we re-
lated the same statement says, it is attributa-
9ie 70 the dry weather Immediately after the
fEuiting season in spring, and the second
growth now made by reason of late showers
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CLEVELAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1860

occasion was that the members from Rhode
Island did not bring their wives, their sisters
and sWeathearis, and offered as a toast
'The Ladies of Rhode Islaud-they re-
main at home the heroes of the present"
Gen, Dwyer, of the Rhode Island staff,
facetioualy referred to his embarrassment at
being called upon, calling out roars of
laughter. The subject to which he was
called, he said many had said much upon, all
had said something, but no one had said
enough. His burlesquely rounded sentences
and words were fun of fun and laughingly
received. He closed with an original bit Of
poetry upon woman, full Of feeling and
beautifully expressed.
Col. Brown, of the Providence Light In
fantry, was called upon, but he called upon
Geo. W. Pettis, of the Infantry, to respond.
Mr.. Pettis is well known as a post-lecturer,
and he gave taste of his quality. Speak
ing with feeling of the pleasure of their visit
to Cleveland hu said that he had the senti-
ments of the Rhode Island delegation done
in rhyme, which was written the day before.
and he would read them. The poem was a
very handsome thing, and we have the
promise of copy for early publication.
IA part of our notes at this point have
been lost, and we cannot from memory sup
ply the blank.l
Mayor Alberger, of Buffalo, offered the
sentiment
'The Brotherhood of the Union-one, in
and eternal"
Adj. Gen. Darlington was called upon and
made short speech Either he or Surgeon
Gen. McMillen, who was also called out, gave
the sentiment.
"The citizen sOldiery of Rhode Island"
Gov. Sprague spoke highly of Col Thomp.
kins, of Providence, Rhode Island, aud intro
iuced him.
Col. Thompkins spoke of the feeling of
between Ohio and Rhode Island,
and he thanked their entertainers.
Gov. Dennison said that Col. Thompkins
lad right to be proud of his corps, and they
o be proud ofhim. He gave,
"The health of Col. Thompkins"
Capt Brownell was called upon. He said ,
hat he had been more than repaid for all that
lie had done by this celebration, and this test
monial to himself He rendered to all Gov
rnOr, staff and citizens, his thanks. It having
zen suggested that the Governor would like
o99have some memento of the old man, be had :,
AIKEN steps to procure such, and he present U
Gov Dennison and Gov. Sprague with =.
ne Photographic likenesses of himself
Gov. DennisOn said that he would receive s
ne portrait and would hang it up in the s.
ursery of his children, and point to it as the
ortrait of an honest man. y
The dinner then broke up, having been
earthly enjoyed by all present.
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HIS NAME.-The man drowned in the
Lake on the 10th was Thomas Joyce, au en-
ployee in the butchery establishment of Rose
q Brother, Ontario street. He was unmar-
ned, aged 81. His mother and sister reside
in the city.
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CoRREoTloS.-In our mornings report of
the Celebration we stated that the Old Sol
diers were commanded by Maj. Boylston.-
this was an error J. NJ. Hughes was ap-
pointed Col. Commandant for the day by the
Old Soldiers Association of this city, and
Gen. Benson and Maj. Boylston, his assist
ants.
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THE AMOUNT OF THE PEACH CRoP.-A
friend of ours says that the crop of Peaches
OF this county will probably exceed in ralnA
2AVV-uL'i.aSD AND INsTTUTR.-The fall term Of
this Institution will commence this (Wednes-
day. morning, at o'clock. The Omnibuses
will leave Bralnards Music store at 20 min
utes past 8. 1t
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NEW ADVRRTIsElTENTs.

p For sAlo-s6aO Mortgage.
Wanted-Cap Makers.
L. Benedict & sons-Ladies and Misses, Prone
nadp Hats.
JOHN ID. Sargent-NOtice to Contractors.
Ben'1lc' - Ladies Furs
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ELECTRIC BATHs-SoNETHING NEw.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are certain
remedy for the permanent cure of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, serOfula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, Gc., and diseases
peculiar to females. ..... .-.
DR.. Gibson is the only physician in the
city of Cleveland who is thoroughly eduea-
ted in the science of electricity, and the only
one in possession of fattsring testimonials
from the most eminent Professors Of Elec-
tricity in the United States, (including Prof
Page, of Boston, } in regard to skill in its use
as curative agent.
Baths htted up in good style for ladies'
Ladies in delicate health are invited to test
the merits Of these unequalled baths free Of
charge. A female operator in attendance
Office No. III Ontario street.
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CAMPAIGN FLAss.-Sherman L. Miller, the
noted Sail Maker, No. 123 River street, is
now manufacturing numerous descriptions of
nautical and display Flags, with the names
of Presidential nominees thereon, and va
riOus other suits of colOrS, which he has ia
cilitiss for furnishing to landsmen, vessel
owners and captains at low jObbing prices.
.Inne 2b=3O2 ---
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NEW YoRK DAILIEs-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
Hnnses. or ct la Ontario street.
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The FAMILY OATHARTIC PILL is gentle but
activs Cathartic which the proprietor has usel IN
his practice more than twenty years
The constantly InCreas-f--s ing demand rom lh0s
who have long used the y |PILLs and the satisflc
tiOn which all express IL regard to their use h9s
induced me to place them within the reach OF all
The Profession well. know that different Ca
tLartics act on dfTerentI portions Of the bowels
The Family Catharticl- Pill has, with due refer
ence to this well estab- Ilished fact, been com
pounded from a varietyIO of the purest vegetable
Extracts, which act aike on every part OF tue an,
rnentarv canal and arel- GOOD and sAFE IN all
cases where Cathartic- lis needed, such as De
rangements of the StOm-1 ach, Sleeplness Pains IN
the Back and Loins Co.'S tivenessi Pam and sore
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold, when
freguently If neglected,lI end in long course Of
Fever. Loss Of Appel Itite, Creeping sehsa-
tion of Cold over the Body, X es 81 IS e s g.
Headache, or Weights in the Head ali lnIanl-
matOry Diseases, WOrmslC in Children or Auuitsi
RherirTatisu a yreaf Purifier Of the Blood and many
diseases which hesh is heir too numerous 10 ne-
ton in this advertisement. Dose to 3.
PRICE % CENTS.
BS-The Liver InvigoratOr and Family Catharte
Pills are retuied BY Druggists generally, aud sold
wholesale BY the Trade in an the large towns
S T. ". SANFORD, NJ D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor
iv7d&wRs a5 Broadway New YORK.
T=s- Saniord7s Liver InYigOrator and Cathartie
IL -
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REMO VAL.
HAS RETURNED TO HIS OLD

las RETURNED TO HIS OLD
Il stand, UNDER THE AMERICAN HOTEL
where he viii continue TO keep choice assortment
o. the most Improved kinds Of SPECTACLES All
his Glasses whether near far lighted arc ground
under his own Inspection, by machinery Of new
construction, with the greatest care as to suit the
.yes in all cases, curing Weakness, Dizziness or In
fammation Of the eyes, and impartihg strength for
lJng reading or fine sewing.
81 n. D. soLoMoSsON would here inform the
puBle that he never employs any one in the sale Of
his Lenses.
BB- Also, splendid assortment ofsPT GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, OOMPASSES, Sc, kept on hand.
BE ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without painI
CirTror-1Go is0 Superior St under the American
Hotel aug20
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VOTE ON THE CARs.-A vote for President
was taken on the cars, Sept. 10th, with the
following result:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisements of DR.. sanford's
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Gngraping--gIating.

SILVER PLATING AND BELL HANGING
THE SUBSCRIBER is PREPAR-
ED to re-plats Spoons, Forks, CastOrs, Frult
Bishes and all other articles Of table ware IS gq9a
a. new: Also Stair Rods, Door Knobs, Bell PullA
- replated or plated to order, by hand or electro
process, as good as any other establishment IN the
country.
BELL HANGING
Promptly attended to, and all work warranted as
represented at reasonable prices.
Room No. 4, Mechanics BLOCK, corner OF FfOsPeot
and Ontario streets, lup stalrs.) -
6% IMPROVED HEMMER, turning the hem
-oe St y = ~ ROBERT GILL.
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finana#ss@s' % p 15,o

GT0 000 MONEYS Add AIMED;
DlU. .UUU In sums 70 iss5s.aisl seer -;iisi si4nS
Nd vrel known WAGNER VI VI fsiI -
9i ~, ~, }tt Vafsbes Diamonda, eWa1 ire-arlls'
S1ilfiina Furniture, Carpets plaios
80 fjenefal Merchandise Au9 ll3eestl 49,
-5 .rtieIes Of value, on the paottEs l-f.bs-
Brsiness strictly private. Esaois y, =. rs ~ gIii
"a TsvfeIrv f0r sale At bargItfi9- o. - ~ 80
-ii' Wi. WAGNER, Oitfe 81 .37i = 90 +.
Corner Sunari0r street. over, 1sifss. 1sifss = = n III
u15i55 nEo vino
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bas-@The way Of the Transgressoris is hard .
Follow The counsel and heed the advice contained
an the work "Human Frsilty, OF Physiological Re
searches II treats Of the evil effects Of early abuse
ana indulgence, is ombsllshed with elaborate color
"a eneravinss, porryiug every eature and phase of
disease exposes the fallacy OF the ordinary modes
4aopea ior The cure Of LOCAL as wen as HEREB1rARY
AALADIEs' and gives the only safe and infaIliable
remedy Tor expunging every trace Of the virus from
the system.
Sold By Or. BARROW, lg4 Bleeoher st., n. Y
Price 25 cents. Sent free Of postage evervvrbor.
sold also By GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND and wv Frsrr
Drnggists. Cleveland. IT
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HOLLOWAY S PMLs-The Refuge of the Siol
with this great Remedy ~ hand none need sufE,r
nave 5ou SICK or nervous headache here a med
i'e as Hniaing and certain in It's as that the
sun win rise and set-aRd Why simply that A. .rts
on the stomach aud bowels the root Of The disorder
rus s the PLAIN but sure basis Of Holloway systeu
ans experience endorses q by the millions ofcertia
81 cases throughout tho civilized world without n
single Instance Of failure Practice aud oxperience
are as far ahead Of theory the brightness Of poou
day Is 70 the darkness Of night Speculation in the
treatment Of disease mess ascousistent in a unstic
Asy lum but when lie and death are in the batapoe.
reason should unite with experience and practice
guide the hand OF civilized society
Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
Sold BY all Drlssisis, az &c. 62e. and 81 mar DO,
or pot. -
- Holloway tills and Ointment are sold b1
CHURCHILL, 4 BROTfTTsP
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SpeEMl AqtiFFe.


~ Fever and Ague Fever and hgue
Fever and Asuo 70 Immigrants and others who re-
move to the Western part Of the United States COM
plain in bitter terms Of tho fatal diseases that prevail
In those sections some ofthe most Intelligent ply
sicians bear testimony to this fact Dickens. the
Shakespeare ofths age, n picturing Little E,ien,
Western settlement, In book entitled "aartip
ohur4lewit' Says that the mos; dourishing insitu-
non was ihe Fever and Aguo, which had killed all
VINO had attempted to make permanent residence
Of &c. Marx Tapley, whocouid only bo iolly under
the most gloomy circumstance said that Fever and
Agpe had given him cause for more jolity than he
would Ike TO experience again. Or. Hosttettcr's
Oelehrated Bittor is the only cure Cor this terrible
ai'aase that we would recommend to the public IN
them, and be convinced Of their powers.
for sale by Druggists aud dealers generally ovory
where, and BY HOsfErrER & SuirH, Sole Propris.
tors, IS Water and Is Front strvets. Pittsbureh.
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aaeaitines.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS

! GTRONG & ARMSTRONG,
~ lg9 SUPERIOR sTEEET
] TOILET ARTICLES OF EVERY
UBBER SYRfNtI Is
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InLD WINES AND LIOUORS
~ warranted pure-for medicinal and cHlinary
purposes. STRONG 4 AR1fSTRONG
| NJ EW STYLE SHOULDER BRA
IN CEs--f9r Ladies and Gentlemen also Trgs-
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lGENUINE FRENCH PER
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lognes' &o can grg r4lgRys gS be iogRd n q at
A RTISTS BRUSHES AND TUBF
n ColOrs-from the best English manutactureTf
STRONG ARMSTRONG,
NEW PATENT MEDICINES
4N nrst make their appearance at No l99 as wa.
De seen BY referring to advertisements
DENTRIFICES FOR THE TEETH
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A CHOICE VARIETY OF FAM
"A III, ILi Groceries and culinary articles, can al
-'-'I STRONG & ARMsTRoNgs
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rTid FaiTior' Bat and SSIid Balls every size and
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at STRONG &ARMsTRONGis.
STRONG'S FEVER AND AGILE
~ Pills are warranted free from Poison and t,
cure every case sfR6gG 81 6gqs %RB9lss9s BgP9 al
: 'NHERMOMETERS-TIN CASES
Il Ct every length. Also Marble, Rosewood au6
IRON cases, all prices, at
II UBBER GOODS FOR THE
IL Nursery --Rattles, Teething Rings, Shields
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( Ahll BROWN WINDSOR SOAP |
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~ EW STYLE TOILET BOT |
IL ILES-BoheBsian, Cut Glass, Gilt Cut and a 4
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LASS FRUIT JARS-EVERY !
~ size SONS new styles aud improvements, at
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zs9 SSls u lgg Superior street.
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGOR-
~ AIOh never De6ilitates. Il is compounded /
snIsiiFely nee FROM GUMS and has become an es-
lapilsned fact Standard Medicine known and an
proved BY all who have used it, and Is now resorted
% win confidence in all the diseases orwhich it 1t
u mas cured thousandsI within the last two years
shO mad given up allS hopes Of relief as tbe
lion show - --' "a -' P'7'09
The dose must be adap-T ted 70 the ter,nera,,.,t
issslas Isl X Cjii0S-- nc DTARRHGA, SUMNER
COMPLAINTS, DTsENTERY>~ IDROPsT, SOUR STOMACH
4ABITUAL COsTTyENEss - CHOLIc, CHOLERA IN !
'ANTUM, FLATULFNCF, II, JAUN DICE, FEMALE
FEAKNEss, and may bel used successfully as an |
ORDINARY FA1IILYl,s MEDICINE. 1t VIII !
ure SICK HEADACHES las thousands can tes- |
ify,) IN TW ENTYE MINUTES, IF TWO
DR. THREE tt AZ ISPOONSFUh ARE Ia
ZEN at the cOmmence-ll Iment Of the attack.
All who use IL are giving their testimony in its IA
-Or.
10 Mix water in the mouth with the lnVigOrator
md swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanford's Family Cathartic Pills.
from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and pu
up in Glass Cases, Air Tight, and will
keep in any climate
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B1S@A fine engraving and correct likeness
of Perry Davis can be procured bv buving ON. >,
cent bottle Of Perry Dayiss Vegetable Pain Killer
In such purchase you will have the likeness Of one
oi the best mes living, and bottle Of medicine un
'erssy appreciated for its great power in relieving
pain either INT arnally externally it can be pro-
sureu oi an respectable medicine dealars.
Sola oy Gaylord Hammond, VIM. Fiske. G. s
4aekenzle and E. ". saollrider, Cleveland, ..
bss Like many other valuable medicines
Dr. S, o. Riehardson's Coneentratea sherry Wine
Bitter is much regarded it being one Of those a.
hghtiul touies that one objects to take. II Il
perfectly reliable remedial agent.
Ihs sherry Wine Bitters are for sale by Caylo, d
hammond and Q. 5. Macksnzle Cleveland, D.
* Why Will thousands continue To sTiFe-
from Humors, such as Salt Rherm. Errsinal.s ga
me hke, for there is now uever-fliling remedy
Ut . a "eaVer's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup is
sure and permanent cure for all this class Of is
se- We can truly say that We have never known its
equal, and We say TO the afflicted try it,
Sold BY Gaylord q Hammond, C. S. Macksnzis z
W saekrider and Wm. Fiske, Cleveland, o.
SbEAPLESS, CRYING, TEETHING on IT-DRFN
an know how unpleasant are these aeeomDsri-
ments Of babyhood, and most INTELLIGENT pergops
AhoW' also the sad consequences to health, and on
en- Me- rom the use Of anOdynes, cordiaIs, and sim
liar baby doses used 10 -saiet them -
SDscias homeopathic Baby's Pills, "a pleasant sugar
PILL which you may drop Into the mouth at any
time, give you every thing to be desired from medi-
cine. They calm excitsment allay the irritation Of
testhing, relieve collie and bowel complaints and
procure natural and quiet rest without the disad-
vantages Of c0rdals opiates. They have been used
for years, and approved all who use them or alb
hOr dosing.
Price IS cents per box, o,reCtions 6 boxes 81
sent By mail or express, = Of charge, on receipt
Of the price. Address, -.-.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

1870 - -A3 A%---A n AtAtlEEs
The Cleveland Primer, Revised edition.
The Word Method Primer.
StOddard's Juvenile Mental Arithmetic
Stoddard'5 Intellectual Arithmetic.
sPencer's Oepy Books, neatly put up in enveloUes
mcGuffeys New First Reader E''
McGutey New Second Reader
mcGuffey's New Third Reader
McGuffey' New Fourth Reader
McGufIey's New Fifth Reader
McGuhey's New Sixth Reader
Rays Practical Arithmetic
scholars Record Book.
whites Glass Book Geography.
M1tchell's intermediate GeOnraphv
montieth's s New Manual Of Geography.
Losstng's History Of the United States
Millard's Universal History
First Lessons in History.
Sketch Books cent, cents and 10 cents
Davies Legendies Geometry.
Cutter and H#ooksr's PhyslOlogies.
swans Spelling Book.
Richards Latin Lessons.
Andrews and St0ddard's Latin Grammar
States and Slate Pencils
Lead Pencils and Steel Pens.
FOolscap Paper, Drawing Pictures
All the Text Books used in the
CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOLS, are sold BY
INGHAM BRAGG
lgl Superior street.
". A. INGHAM, Detroit street, West Side.
=. II. MERRILL. 70 Prospect street sep3
THE WOMAN IN WHITE,
BY W1kie Collins, Sl,OO. Paper 70 cents.
A CHAPTER ON WIVES,
By Mrs Ellis, sI,OO.
ITALY AND TRANSITION The Spring of Is6O
By VIM. Arthur, Hoo
THE TOPICAL AND SYNONYMIC LEXICON, /
- Price Sl,25.
THE LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, the Lo-
comOtiYe Engineer-Sl,25.
aug3O INGHAM / BRAGG.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
So Plain and ornamental printing of eypry d.
setipt0n done a. the Printing Establishment o the
Stsu Presses, IN the best style on short notice and
a. fgaaynabie rates. Particular attention Maid to
uiank WORK Every description Of Binding DONE
llooks, EeceiyinE Books, 6c., &c
So Fer TeIosrnPhIe, market and Marine
News soc Fourth Pare.
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Sold by Z. W. Saekrider, and Churchill 4 Bro.
- Sec adyertisemcnt in another column.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.---
il DE-. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
OF ingredients in these Pills are the result Of long
and extensive practice. They mild in their Ope-
ration, and certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful Menstruations, removing all distractions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in
the side palptati0n Of the heart whites all nervous
0nectionsi Mysteries tatigue pain in the back and
limbs &C, disturbed Sheep which arise from inter-
ruptiOn Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commencement of a new era in the treat
ment OF those Irregularities and distractions which
have consigned many thousands Of the young, the
BEAUTIFUL and the benevolent 10 a Premature Grave
No female enjoy good health unless she is regular
health begins TO decline
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
are the most e1ectnal remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar 70 Females. To all classes they
hse l1Yauablei iducg, l5h certainty, periodical reg
used them at different periods throughout the
tys having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
uhlciuns n Allericd. Explicit directions stating t0he
lHd 1hp leB should not b used with each bOX-prios
Ole D0iigr each boz, containing 40 Pills.
valuable implicit TO be had free, Of the Agents.
PILLS sent bv nGt promptly, by enclosing price the
General A gent. Sold by Druggists generally.
L. b. HUTCHlhGS, General Agent
.. - . lb5 Cham bers st., New York.
Sold in Cleveland az IN. Fisk aud Gaylord &
HammOnd's. -H-.F II|