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REPUBLICAN CoNYENTION.
WoRcEsTER. Mass.. Mareh

WORCESTER, Mass, March z.
The Republican State Convention for the
purpose OF choosing delegates at large to the
Chicago National Convention is now being held
in this place.
The Convention was organized by the choice
IOf Hon. j. s. G. KnOWlton, Of Worcester. for
President. In the course Of his remarks be
expressed his unfinehing devotion 70 the
Union, and also declared his decided preference
for VIM. H Seward as the candidate for the
Presidency.
Much interest is manifested in the proceed
ings, and at present the appearances indicate
the choice Of delegates with Seward prOclivi,
ties.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee on Credentials reported 1T
towns represented by 976 delegates.
The first ballot for delegate to the Chicago
Convention resulted as follows
John A. Andrews of Boston, 6O2, Ensign H.
Kellogg Of Pittsfeld, COZ, Geo s. Boutwell, Of
Grafton, Ass; Lenus B. Comins Of ROxbury S93
L he above were elected
Messrs. Dwight Foster, Of Worcester. Wm.
Clafton John 5. Eldridge Of Canten. and Rras-
tus Hopkins of Northampton, were elected as
substitutes.
Messrs. Andrews & Kellogg are reported to
be favorable to Mr. S.ward.
Nj Boutwell, to n. P Banks add Mr. COmins
non committal.
A vote taken in the cars on their return to
Boston stood: Seward I29, Banks Sc.
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PROF. CowPER's SoREEs.-Anothsr Of Profess
sor Cowpor'a elegant dress sOrsss will be given at
Chase's Hall this evening. These parties are
among the finest Of the season.
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SIGNS OF THE TnrEs.-The ladies appeared in
the streets yesterday with spring dresses and par
asOls. Also, we noticed several ladies on the
streets without hoops. sr
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CHICAGO ELECTION.

CHICAGO, March T.
John Wentworth, Republican, elected Mayor by
I,24s majority. Balance Of the ticket about the
same. Total Vote-lS,O0O. Council stands II
Republicans, Democrats.
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TRAYFLER,s RReIsTER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Paddock-Hat Emporium.
lease A. Isancs-Clothing.
FogF. Enswofth S Co.-CrookoTy,
81 Pau's Church-Psws 10 Rent.
Ingham Bragg-NSw Books, SC,
Cleveland Orphan Asylun-Annuhl Meeting
John R. Surbug-Chestnut Grove whiskey.
s. 8 Banie-COslon. s. G..
Fog, Ensworth h Co. Business Notice.
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v. B. PALMRR, the American Advertising Agent, N.
f. corner Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia is
Authorized receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper at our lowest rates Ills receipts will
bs regarded as payments
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.YONWC. SEWE9T'S
'i;55;i3;O $40 &C.: 5.
RNEFALlME

ONE great popularity which my Ca.
res b8ssess over all others Is, they thoroughlY
baked In brick and are guarsnleed not % RnTe the
binds Also warranted superior in nAmental hnish and
dnraby Prices ggaranteed As low as any maker 70 the
any address on application, JOHN @ gEWETT.
maTI.e6 2lI hatn street
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~ sHoLLowAY's PILLs AND oJNTMENT.-The
ElnHsi Life Ponce de Leon and his companions sought
iRvan fer the tabled Of rouvonsseonoo, amid the
orsago groves anl doWe meads Of Florida II was len
for Holloway dseoyerho true andce to coughs, colds
asthma, soroua leg ulcers, burns scalds, &C. in his
admihlo remedies ofPfr and Ointment which have been
astonishing the world for upwards Of my years, by their
m'rvelous cures in every type Of disease.
a. Sold BY all Druggists Al 25o &C. and 81 box or
nat mari
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- "A NLEVELANDER CoNFIDEs.-The Clncnnatl
Enquirer Of yesterday says
ATTEMPTED CONFIDENCE SwINDLR II Isaac
Myers, of Cleveland, made the acquaintance Of a
Texan, named Snyder, on boar6ofthe steamer Al
ma, and SO won upon his confidence that he Dor
roWed S25 upon certain Representations to be maid
before they reached Cincinnati. On arriving here,
Snyder wanted his money, but was put of under
various pretexts, till the two came on shore. and
Myers finally gave bis companion the slip in a
coffea house. The matter was referred to Officers
Colby and Chumley, who laid hands uDon the
sppery debtor in short time, butnot till The boat
had left and Snyder with her, but he was imme-
diateIy telegraphed at Maysyille 10 return. Nv
ers left the amount borOWtd Of his friend as bah,
and was set at liberty.
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mar6 274 Lib. Com. of the Y. NC. A

ATTENTION GRAYs You are hereby ordered
to appear at the ArmOry (Atwater Block) on
Thursday evening at halEpast seven. A punctua
attendance is absolutely necessary. as business
oflmportauoe will be laid before the Company.
By order of the Company.
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BUSINESS NOTTCFS.

n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGG, ENswoRTH & Co.'s,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts,
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& NEWS ITEMS
77IHURsDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1869.

NY The Daily Morning Leader is for sale st
Hawks, J. S. Matson's aud 0lmsted's news depots,
AL news depots at Weddell and Angler Hotels, ana
AZ Ouinlanis IT'S Ontario Street.
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EFBRANpRETH's PiLLs VS.. sARsApARILLA.--
s,Sott- Ceut Box uf Biandrutht Pills Is waehi-
d q eoat more pure Srsapara than any dollar oo'e
Of saruaparlia All who using ssrsapaflla s' Them
try Rrandrehs Ps, and take each night The en,o'
ylrbs ound superior 70 the bottled article. box o he
L1FE ADDITION Pills warranted equal to Two oola
bottles Of sarsapala. Try Of these Pills whoso 'a1
active ingrodeH is alkalod Of sarruparila TAKE onepl
ovsty tri day who using the SarsapasA o''uy
other tonic rons6cs prop all those ior thirty DAYS and
use these mills in bo place thereof during that time The
cost will he INV cents AID their worth thousand doors
Prinoipai oace Me- a9i Canal ST. New York. Sold by
s. Gardiner, No 2N Superior street, clcvennd and BY
J. r. whoedon, Hudson, and all respectable dealers in
s,slt,ipe, feh2idSW
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octl

Y. NJ. C. C.A,-AlIl persons having in their pos
session books belonging to the library Of the Y.
NJ c. A. are requested to return the same on or
before the 18th of the present month. A fine of
ten cents per day will be assessed upon al
books retained after that date.
By order of
,,ore 07A Tib 0oro of tba V N n
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BY TELEGRAPH.

RebaT1sd By tho Union TeIGFTRDh,
oFFICR, wAEING's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
ST. CLAIR sTREETa.
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~ The Votaries Of Dissipation aud VIC
Of DousOn brought conviction Of the error
of their ways and saved from world Of mental ana ooalS
suffering by needing the advice contained IN tai popular
sFork HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL
RESEARCHES" Il is sound in its doctrines plain na'
noasnsive In its do,rutes and, bong beautifully usO-
ted with coiore engrsvnrs il brings everything home TO
tho cobcott ton "that he who raus may road'
sold b. Or. BARROW, I93 Blocker street. Y. Price
Is ceLts Sent free everywhere.
U5-Sold also by GAYLORD HAMMOND and VIM.
FISKE Druggists. Cleveland, o. mari
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS I!

RaTcHELoR's WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
TbeT are elegant, light, sEy and durable. .,.-
5tfne to q olarm--no turning up behind-no shrhkmg
az bssd: indeed this is the onlT Establishment wher
tB.se thinqs are properly understood and made.
I232 Broadway, New York.
,,,17 W.FIsKE, Cleveland, Ohio, Agent.
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DR.. JAS. MoCLMrOoK's PECToRAL SYRUP
In the sesmngy hopeless well the earlier stages
chronic lung complaints en the coughing isiucossant
the throat coated wit mucus the chest sunk, the lungs
sore, and the strength gone, this soothing ranquiiZns
counterirritant and restorative will rescue from mpend
ing death.
Price slOO soll by wM FIsKE, and by STRONG
ARMSTRONG, Clevolsni. ieb2s
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n. Il. SOLO MONS SON.

z PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN.
eeps the largest assortment Of the most approx ed kinds
Of sPECTACLES. All his Glasses, whether for near
far sighted ground under his inspection, by ma
chinsry Of construction with the greatest care 50
"A 10 suit the eyes in al casns cuag Weakness Dizziness
or Inflammation Of the Eyos, and impaung strength 70
loog reading or fne sewing
~N n soLONoNsoE woid here inform the public
thst he never employs any the sale Of his Lenses
~ Also-A splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COMPAssEs, &c, kept On hand
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, per-
feet as na ural
NO 25T SUPERIOR STREET,
fsbI7 Near Foggs CTookery STORE.
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THE USE OF
DIR. J. HoSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH
pITTERS

THE USE OF
DIR. J. HOSTETTEKS CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS,
For dyspepsia datuonco hoaviusss OF tho stomach,
any other like affection. second in Amoiica or
abroad To be ablo TO state eoudoay that the Hor are
certain for the dyspepsia and Ee diseases is to the
proprietor Of unaoyed pleasure II removes all
morbid matter om the stomach, purhos the blood I'M
parts vitality thu system, giving 1t That
tone and energy indispensable to the restoration Of health
The numerous Acknowledgements OF its Superior excellence
and results have assured sho proprsors that
cannot but prove great the afflicted and impNT
vitality Throughout tie system.
For sale By Druggists AID dealers generally everywhere
BY Hoststtor Sm.h sole ProgrieIors IS Water and
b Front Streets Pitsbursh mari lW
BRYA9'S TASTELESS VERRIIFUGE.
From State Of Maine 20 Baton Rouge.
Al know BRYANis NERMIFpGE;
IQstoleSs. harmless, death 20 worms
OF all sizes, kinds, and forms;
Mothers feet indeed, secure,
WITH this painless, peerless cure.
put up in bottles, price 2]S dimes.
Soldtby Wal. FISIkE, aud BY STRONG ARM
STR0NG. Cleveland. tehto
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NEW LAW BOOK,
BY J. J. WELL, NJ. D.
MALPRACTICE AND MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
Price, 500.
I'm. ,,,o,,,- pD.CC
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DIR. CHEEsEMAN'S Pills
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!I HAIR DYE
Wm. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye!


Tie Oaly harmless and reliable Dye kTs0loR.
The Original and best in the wurldi
An etners limitations and should be avoided
"a wish 70 escape udlcule.
GRAY, RED Oh Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to
Beautiful and natural Brown ( Black, without the least
nIury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
urded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1883, and over 5000
applications have been made 70 the Hair Of his patrons Of
Ms famous Dyes.
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature. aud is WARRANTED
not to nure in the least however long mayb continued
and the i'll effect of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair nvg0r
uted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold OF applied ln private roOus at the Wig
FACTORY, No. Z{3 Broadway N. Y.
SOLD n ali cies aud towns Of the United States By Drug
Fists and Fancy Goods DeaeEs
C The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, of
WM. A. BATCHELOR,
ianl7 No 233 Broadway, n. n.
HHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
Il 10 THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
-
SS Zz@S
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6ptrtal Notices.
a. -BRlN0RFTH's PMS vs. slRsAFARllLl.--

- FoT Gas FixtaTes ana Fitting, apply nt
os58 ENsWORrII 4 CO, Cor superior sensca sls
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Me11rInt8.

n J. KELLER, NJ. D., ECLECTIC
N1s -Omeo q Public square, residence 2s2 Erie 81.
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A CLEvELANDER CoNFDEs-The Cincinnati
Ep0uirer of vestsrdav savu
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DAYEIE's WATER DRAWER.-We have visi-
ted the manufactory of Daykin & Co, 2O5
Ontario street, where their Water Drawer is
made, and were shown the secrets of its
success and popularity. The simplicity Of
its construction, and the ease with which it
may be managed, are peculiarities which
make it favorite at first sight. The ad-
Eantages claimed for this Water Drawer
over oilers are; first, there is no tipping Of
the spout; the spout being stationary. does
not freeze down the bucket is emptied from
the bottom; it is so arranged that no water
can flow back into the well; the bucket
empties Itself, thereby doing away with the
necessity Of handling. The manufacturers
have done away with the rope formerly used
for lowering and raising the bucket, and
have substituted an open squa-e-linked
cham. This is great improvement, as it
prevents the accumulation of ice about the
bucket, a trouble that cannot be avoided
when rope is used. Call and see the Water
Drawer, or address James Daykin 4 Co.,
2Os Ontario street.
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he following is an extract from letter written
the pastor Of Baptist Church 70 the Journal
d Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and spe5.ss vol
neS in favor Of that World-renoWned medicine, Of
rs. WEsLoW's sOoTHIEa sThUP FOR cmLDREE
EETHUa:
ave see an advertisementin In yOur columns Of Mrs.
FinslOw's Soothing Syrup. Now we never said q
ord in favor Of patent medicine before in life,
ut feel compelled to say TO your readers that this
= no kumbug-WE HAVE rRTED II, AND Know It TO
81 All IT CLAIMS Il is probably, one Of the most
uccsssl medicines Of the day because St lie one Of
besE. And those ofyour readers who have babies
mt DO better than to lay IN a supply"
See advertlssmest in another column. sep2sRgs
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Wreck OF THE DAoOTAH.-The Copusan.
Reporter says: A number of men from this
place are'now employed searching for the
freight and valuables lost on the Dacotsb =
At the time Of the disaster large quantities
of light freight came ashore, but the heavv
goods sank with the wreck, or lie scattered
around in several fathoms of water. DURING
the past week several bodies of persons lost
on the propeller have come ashore-among
them that of Capt. Cross. We learn from
one of the men returned, that the shore in
the vicinity of the wreck is frequented night
and day by the land pirates, who not only
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SABBATH scHooL FEsTIvAL.-The Christ
mas festival of the Sunday School attached
to Trinity Church, was held yesterday after
noon at Atheneum Hall. Some two hun
dred and fifty or three hundred little folks
were present, as well as many members Of
the congregation. Two very beautiful
Christmas trees, laden with little gifts, stood
in prominent position upon the stage, and
scores Of black eyes and blue eyes danced
with pleasure at the sight Of such a wealth
of playthings. a bOuntiful repast was
served, and when we left the miniature
army were making brilliant descent upon
tho good things, with prospect of speedy
victory strongly in their favor. A similar
festival was given to the members of the st.
PauPs Church School at ChaPin's Hall, at
the same time.
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BEER PoIsoNED BY ADDITION OF WATER
When water is added to finished beer, !. e., to
beer which has passed through all the sta
ges Of legitimate manufacture, and is ready
for market, its effect is, not only to dilute,
but also to render the same more bitter and
narcotic. A mild-brewed beer is far less
injurious to health than a strong beer re-
duced to the sane strength, or ''extended"
by addition Of water. The following ex-
perimental evidence has been addueed to
support the above statement: When pure
and good brown beer is evaporated on q por-
celain plate, a syrupy residue remains, which
has no bitter taste, and placed on the pupil
Of the eye Of an animal Ia cat for example, J
does not cause the same to expand the resi-
due Of good beer is, accordingly, not stupefy-
ing, and not damaging to the health of those
who imbibe it, If, now, the same beer has
added thereto one-third its volume of spring
or we'll water, and then be evaporated Is be-
fore, the syrupy residue is bitter to the taste.
and placed on the cats eye, produces at once
q widening of the pupil, leaving the same
effects upon the eye as are caused by the
terrible poison Of the belladonna and stra-
monium. The reason which is assigned for
these results is as follows: The narcotic
principle Of the hop is so chemically com
bined with the sugar and extract in a good
same destroys this combination, and devel-
opes the Supplying effect Of the lupulin, or
active principle Of hops. Thus far our Teu-
tonic original, who furnishes most interest
ing text for a discourse on the hop-beverage
50 far as our experience runs, q good beer,
viz: One not bitter, is rarity even in Ger
many itself and one which does not mar
eotize is absolutely unheard Of In fact, the
slight stupidity that follows a glass Of beer is
often considered the useful effect, especially
60 far as excitable and nervous persons are
concerned. The result Of adding we'll
water, even though it be again removed bv
evaporation, is very remarkable, if true
and must be caused by impurity Of the wa
ter. The explanation offered elucidates the
necessity Of sugar in sangarees, and accounts
Tor the better health Of the Englishman who
swallows porter, than Of the German who
hoods himself with lager.-M 2. Tribune.
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a FRIEND u ND. ~ IT.

A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT.
gWEEf's fNFALLIBLE LIEIMEET is prepared
! the recipe Of Or. Stephen Sweet, Of Cen
at, the great bOne-ssttsr, and has been used in
sactios for the last twenty yearswith the most
i5izhing success. As an external remedy it is
Tut rival aud viii alleviate pain more speed
An any other preparation For all Rheumatic
tpsrv0us Disorders it is truly infallible and as
hivs for Sores, " ounds, sprains, Bruises, &c,
gothing, healing, and powerful strengthening
rites, excite the just wonder and astonishment
b who hsse ever given. it a tria2 over four
irsd certificates Of remarkable cures, perfcr'ned
within the last two years, attest this fact.
sale BY str0ng & Armstroug and VIM. Fis,-s.
advertisement. sepZ7- R2bi&w
u. Cheeseman's Female Pills re solJ y
CHURCHILL & BROTHER, Druggiats.
g. W cor Ontario st. a Public Square.
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DIED FROM HIS INyUR1Es,-A few DAYS
since, Mr.. Hiram Smell, of Hamilton town
ship, Warren county, Ohio, died from the
effects Of g kick from horse, received a
short time previous. Mr.. S. was an indus
trious, respectable citizen, and leaves wife
and three or four children to mourn his loss.
The accident occurred in his own stable,
and the skull teing fractured and depressed,
he remained insensible until his death
He was found BY one of his children soon
after the accident, and his skull trephined
by his physic ans, but without avail.
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pick up and carry Off such goods as they
may find, but rob the bodies which come
ashore. The key of the propeller's safe was
found in one pocket on the body of Capt.
Cross, but the other had been rihed by these
vultures. Hanging seems to be too light a
punishment for;such depraved specimens Of
humanity. -rE H. sre
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FoR THE HoLIDAYs-LkDIEs' FURs.-Late
arrivals have made our stock Of Fancy Furs
very large, Some sets are a little better
than any before offered in this market. We
will sell them at unusually low prices, and
as low as can be purchased in this city.
L. BENEDICT & Sons,
2O1ssuperior street.
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DONATION PARTE.-We are happy to learn
that the friends of the Rev. VIM. Cormae,
Pastor Of Sd Baptist Church, West side,prO-
pose giving him Donation Visit at their
church on Clinton street, on Thursday even
ing, Dec. 9th, at which time we hope there
will be e large number of the friends Of the
society present. 1t.
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A GoOD STEP.-Men have been set at
work clearing away the piles of dirt at the
crossings on Seneca street. at the intersec.
ton of ST. Clair. This should have been
done long ago, but ''better late than never
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s- RAolesah purchasers 1OiH .Jfnd at j.
B. Cob d cO.'stRe largest stock IN the city Of
School Books, Oltline Maps, Church Music,
Bibles, Hymn BOoks, Lao and Medical
Books, Blank Books, Stationery, dc.
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Uncurrent Money.

Uncurrent Money,
CLEVELAND, Dec. p, 1860.
Owing to the present high rates Of dis
count on uncurrent money, and the uncer-
tainty of the future in relation to it, on and
after this date, we, the undersigned, agree
to take it only at the selling rates.
H. D. KENDALL, & CO.,
E. I. BALDWIN 4 CO.,
MORGAN & ROOT,
FREEMAN 4 KELLOGG,
TAYLOR, GRIsWOLD & co.
HOVER 4 HIGBEE,
s. HYMAN,
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY,
J. H. DEWITT,
1w RETTBURG & HAUSMAN.
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PERsoEAL.-AmOng the arrivals at New
York by the last steamer from California, we
notice the name of Col. A. A. Selover, FORM
erly of this city,
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AIni5a acroFl-Administratrix Notice.
Rettherg 3 hauamann--Nsw Year Prevents
james eay,en-HOuse to Rent.
Hawke Bro.-subseribo for Papers and Maea
zines.
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zS- The ladies will notice that Mrs.
Shaw is selling nice Velvet Hats for 1--WE and
six dollars, all new and choice styles. Her
rooms, 2ss Superior street.
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-Tamper not with Nature and the laws
cal and moral that guide her operations. Her
iEers made to use and not abuse. The direful
Z = arising from the latter are 'slegiou;" the most
a habits Of the baser sort may be overcome By
= 3 81 perusal Of the work, "Human Erailty, or
4 logical Researches" It will lead those de
2 nd degraded victims that hover on the brink
3, tuition, to the paths Of happiness and virtue.
y ,ld be conTieed, the truth is there.
VI stho advertisement Of 'Triesemar" in another
81 d. Sold By Dr.. Barrow, ls4 Bleecher st., New
Q Price sc, sen free Of postage everywhere.
8 sold by e. r. Gaylord and William Fiske,
aasste CuauaIond Ohio
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FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep34R26:1y
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POLIcB COuRT.-This Court was not in ses-
sion yesterday morning, The docket presents
nearly dozen cases for trial this morning.
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Vanity Fair for this week, one of the best
numbers Of the season also Littell's Living
Age, and Baner of Light, are at Hawks 4
Bro'g