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All who wish to visit Montreal, Quebec, Yicto-
RIA Bridge, Portland, and all other cities. and
o3leets of note and interest on the line Of the
Grand Trunk Railroad, thelongest road in the
world. To do so, the tickets sold for this
excursion will be good for thirty days, du-
ring which time the Prince Of Wales Is 70
visit the Canadas, The display at his recep-
tion IN Montreal is to be imposing and grand
beyond anything that haseTer taken place in
America. The world renowned Victoria Bridge
Is to be Illuminated, number of steamboats,
end everywhere on land and water that can
aaa 70 the occasion will be brought into re-
QUESTION. =, -
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BoNE's "INDAN CAPTrvE."-We gave the
evidence, q few day ago, Of the imposition
praetieed by the self styled HIndian Can
i've upon the Brayton family Of Carey, and
especially upon the Local ofthe Herald, rrI.o
wrote column after column descriptive Of
the captivity. In further confirmation Of
humbug, the Wyandotte Pioneer of the
the 5th, has the following. Why don't the
Herald come to the rescue of its faYorite
sensation and swear he is genuine?
''The Indian Captive, (Matthew Brayton)
as we stated a week or so since turned out to
be an imposter-his name is Todd and his
father lives in Michigan. When he was
gong to Michigan in company with old
Mr.. Brayton he confessed that he had
imposed upon him, and the old gentle-
man gave him five dollars, and left him to
his journey alone.'' ~
He had better have given him five hearty
kicks.
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NNsaoEs IN LT1BO.--A disreputabls negro
house Of resort on Long street was broken nm
yesterday by the Police. Three women and
nine men were arrested and fined.
liOi s,ree' through the Square. VIII they
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FUNERAL.-The funeral of Mrs. Wenham.
announced to take place at the residence Of
James Wenham, Detroit road, at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, was postponed till this
Tuesday, morning at 10 o'clock, to accom-
modate members of the family Who did not
arrive till last evening. Friends Of the fam
ily are respectfully invited.
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Tie Hallway.

grand HkIT-TARE ExcUEsION.--The Gin
cinnati Gazette OfyeGterday, says:
We are authorized to state by the President
of the Dayton & Michigan Railroad, that ar
rangements have been made for hih iare
excursion, to take place early in Aui Iust as
which time an opportunity viii be 9 H0res0
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j me Fugitive Aid Society invites all those
VINO feel an interest in celebrating the ami
Versary OF West India Emancipation, to meet
with them this evening, at the Methodist
church, Bolivar street, at O'Clock.
B. S. GREEN. Sec'v.
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What WILL THEY Do WITH Ir.."-A peti-
uon' signed by capitalists and business men,
Wih probably be presented to the City Coun-
e'l thus evening, for the re-Opening of Supe-
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For the Leader.

OF luG AAStAIAf
SERIOUS CoxDrr1ox oz THE LIBRARY Asso-
ortr1oN-The Cleveland Library Association
il reported to be lying at the point of death
The GOOD. kind, ever-indulgent and never
mn braiding friend of the eity's, young
aud old. ia threatened with mortal decease !
Is there no Balm in Gilead? Must it die +?
its doors be shut? its books be soldY Its
papers burned? Can no hand save itY Is
there no one 10 rescue it from its impending
fateP It's desease is said to be six hundred
doIlarsi o Mammonl o peoplei shell out
shell out, and save It'll Let not the youths
friend, the girls delight, the wOman's JOY,
and the mans hope, expire thus, abruptly
Stay the hand of the destroyer Step brisk
" forward, armed with the cash-three dol
lars only,-and save, o save the Library !
Away 4 cormorant AuctioneerI you shall
not sell It's books, its novels, histories, works
of arts, science, religion, poetry, biography
miscellanyl They shall not become the
property of one man, Of two, of three, mol
Of a dozen no, they shall be preserved fol
the city's use; they are the eity's, shall syel
be the citizens.
4 If the worst must come, let the Common
4 Council who gave 500 to receive the zou
aves, give $500 to save the Library ASsocia
ton. Think Of it, ye City Fathers in you.
deliberate wisdom. What member WI
move first in the matter9 what's his name
who is he? Save the Library Ito the res
cuel Let it live, let it live and blessl
NIL DEsPERANDVN.
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ATTENTION WIDE AwAKEs.-The Lincoln
VIDE Awakes, West Side, are requested to
meet at their headquarters, at sanEord's Hall.
on Thursday evening, July 18Th, at X
Q O'Clock, for the purpose of drill and the
transaction Of important business.
Every man whose name is affixed to the
Constitution is requested to be on hand with
out iaH. W. W. GUsHING, sec'y.
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GoDET.-Hawks & Bro. have Cooley for
august, Beside q pretty steel plate of,
Blowing Bubbles, it has the usual amount
Of tsshion plates, patterns, miscellany, SC.
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LeraI Record, July 15rh.


U. s. CIRCUIT CouRT-JupeEs MCLEAN Avn
WHLsOE.-The Court was occupied during
the morning in hearing the argument Of
Judge Andrews in the case of Benton's s
lessee vs.. Calender & Co. Reserved for de-
eision.
The trial Of collision case between a
schooner and a canal boat, appealed from
the District Court, Paine & Kendall vs..
Swan, occupied Judge Mclean during the
rest Of the day, Messrs. G. Wiley and D. X.
Cartier making arguments for Libellant, and
Mr.. c. stetsOn for the claimants and appel
lants.
Alvin L. Tucker, Esq, of Lake Co., was
admitted to the bar.
AZ ls expected that Judge Mclean will de-
LIVER e. decision in 4hs Bath street case this
-AiSLAi18' 44lo EzEUuz,-ss.-Hzszsz4-l------l
Railroad grounds on Bath and Front sts.
Jury on Saturday e,,,,---;-
Albert G. Smith, maintaining nuisance.
This is brought by the residents of the 7th
Ward, in complaint of the smoke from the
chimnies of the Railroad rolling mills.
orrin Chase, Jr., burglary and larceny.
John Duty, petit larceny.
John Willis and VIM. Pankhurst, assault
and battery.
Charles Beaver and Lucius NJ. Clark, pass
ing counterfeit money.
John Adams, John Kane and ThOs. Scan
Ian, grand larceny.
John Brennan, robbery.
The Jury were then discharged.
The trial ofcriminal causes will commence
to-day.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE LAERENcE.-Ellza
beth Williams, for using obscene Language
was sentenced to the prison for 80 days.
Peter Phinny, stealing two blankets, sen
to chain gang for 80 days.
Arthur Campbell, drunk, $S and costs.
CASTILLO Coin, same offence, 81 and costs.
Thomas Wallace, assault and battery, char
gang ten days.
Edwin Floyd, drunk, So and costs.
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~ New York Illustrated with portraits
Of all the officers of the Great Eastern &C.,
and LesliSa Illustrated for sale ct RGWn''
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on the q Past and Present Of Ireland.' =

THE Manner OF MR. STEWARDS DEATH.-
The immediate cause of Mr.. Stewards death
was not stated correctly yesterday. His
companion had laid his gun in the bottom
of the wagon. covered with buffalo robe
Mr.. Stewart, standing at the rear OF the
wagon, was putting his gun in, stock hrst'
when it struck the hammer of the other gun,
diseharging it. The charge passed through
the buffalo robe and the body of the wagon
before it entered his own body.
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AMftioll SalEs.
AHoTT0N SALE.

TBE OLD COURT HOUSE ON
fbs Puhlie Square, will be sold at public sue
fo= On he premises, on Saturday the zsth oA5 "a
INV ng1f a. o'clock p. NJ - M
re Ssls VIII be made conditioned that the bulls
ina shall be removed by the 1th eqy OF August AsAs
b order Of County CommisEteRsTs;
WILLIAM FULLER,
Clerk OF the Board.
A2aisoE'S ohOa, ouyuhesa Cor Juns n, Is'O
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OBrrUARr.-Died in this city, Monday,
July 18th, at 1 o'clock p. m, Mr.. GEORGE
STEWART, aged 80 years.
8 Mr.. Stewart was native of Grand Isle
county, Vermont resided in Cleveland
some fifteen years, during which period he
has been engaged mostly in business con
nected with forwarding and transportation.
For the last eight years he has been employ
ed by the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company in the capacity of Freight Master
at the Cleveland Depot, in which capacity
he became very generally known to the bus
mess community here, as well as to man.
who are engaged in Lake transportation
throughout the whole chain of the Lakes
He was universally respected for his honesty
uprightness and integrity, and beloved 70
his uniformly courteous, cheerful and gen
tlemanly department. In his business h
was energetic, thorough and efficient, an
| often has it been said of him, George man
ages men gUelI, because he invariably gov err
| himself SO well.' He seldom, if ever, To-
his temper, and never suuereo an oa'H
escape his lips. Few men had more trien'
l-none had less enemies, nor are there man
whose death will be more deeply or uniVe
sally lamented.
His death was occasioned by the accident
discharge of a gun, which accident he su
vived not many hours.
Mr.. Stewart leaves an aged mother
amiable wife, and three young children vi
cannot fail to share largely the symPathi
T Of the many friends Of their late Protec''
May the ''widow's God" also be Their 1T'sT
and although this sad and sudden bereaY
merit may to them appear inexPlcable a
: uncomfortable, may hey-and the entire c
Gle which this mournful event affects, be
to say ''Thy will-not mine, Q Lord
s dono1 W. W. C.
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= Remember the lecture Of DR.. Cahil,
#hleh Wlu be given this evening at the
academy OF Music. Subject" The Tides"
1ne lecture VIII be illustrated by.a complete
SET ol philosophical apparatus. The reputa-
ton Of the eminent lecturer we. doubt not
on the q Past and Present q Ireland a AE'rsaay
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE q INSURANCE AGENTs
No. I'll Superior st, (gp stairs)
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR sALE or FvcuAvcP

- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -..
a AAhM or 10 acres, IA miles from this citv WIFI,
nsw house and barn, large and built IN Vood
stylei young orchard Of choice fruit; a variety
oI SOILS part sand loan and part bottom land.
Vel Watered By springs. Win take CITY prop.
eEty, or 10 10 20 acres near the city in mart nav
and q part may remain on bond and iport5sr55
sAhDUShf-Housea and lot to EXCHANGE for ona IN
this city. 500 - NAio Al
FESTRI ST.-House and LOT To e,rt Al, "a e. II,
farm. 81 30 l Q '--l'--i
bOSINESS PROPERTY on Superior st-A IarOa
brick building well located, and Ieasebold t9r
Is years. Will take one halfin western Lands
r7 9T osner good property, balance mostly on time
EAAh1 oI.-Sear Prospect, good one and a half
story house and lot, very cheap Al siIOG
uNAf EksII4 HEIGHTS-House and lot to AZ,
change for q small farm
NEW ION ST.-House and lot to exchange for Can
AN IMPROVED FARM Of Is2 acres, 3 miles from
haliroad station, IN Northern Illinois. IN
acres under cultivation; house, barn, &C.: sI7
per acre. house in this city, say 5000, viii
be taken in part nav - N-'@00' VA
Lit AXES IN north part Of Indiana, 2 miles from
L1e Ioied0 and Chicago Air Line Railroad and
= q a mile nom q large village with mills fse-
IOLless &C, with small house aud other i'm
prOFements; well Watered; soil black SANDY
loam Exchange for house and lot in The civ.
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CIFY& NEWS ITEMS.
,EgEsDAY alORNNG, JULY 1a,iIsoO.
PLAIN AND oBNAMGSFAL pRIYTTYe
NEW ADvRRTIsElIENTs.

q ShspSnahn-Dress Trimmings.
"a. d. Perry a Oo--Flour from new vboat
>. n sargent-P Proposals.
: H D. Kendall 4 CO-Dry goods. "a
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81. D. KENDALL & 60.
SKLRESi SKIRTS

COMETHTNG EXCLUSIVELY
- FOR THE LADLES-==REqWn,s Hygienie Sus,
ps1sion Waist, and Improved skhEt Supporter. Pat
entsTqE nFTERY ReS' LADY os9 SHOULD HAVE ONEIn fact,
every one would have one, if they on'Y knew the
81 iy sforis the most perfect SYMMETRY and de-
trocfs nothing from the BEST CONCEIVABLE FORM,
& Dut ciisT nstrTcton that it relieves the Hips
fro1 ne almost insupportable burden to which tney
az soetimes subjected, by suspending the skirts
BTaees II stays and Supports the clothing, completely
preventing them Tom P44SlLs iS5 mi Abdome, which
makes Il truly AHTI-LAoER1 holalng t w sAl6 =
away from the person and aEsSlng @ tS mem t yit
1t IL also a true and efficient SHOULDER BhACE1E BhsC.1
throwing the entire support oi {ne SAIIs S' biS
nav and valuable invention is also designed 70 eot
immediate relief and in many cases enect ADI Az
OIrpr oF ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASE, caused u
fTIaHr TArTyG as many who have used II LOT sucl
Complaints can testify These Malsus nave pssss91
tbe critical examination Of some Of our most e1luen
and Scientific medical men, who all pronounce them
fbs iest thing Of the kind ever invented Iney eIe
raniy Coming into use, and give universal aatlsiae
~, ~ III who have worn them They must be seer
- ve one an idea OF them, and worn 70 De apprecl
/ sfsd cali At the BURNETT HOUSE IN Oleyelanc
/ ~ sxsnine them A Lady will always be IN readi
.ss "a shoT Them Persons wishing to purchase tn
right to manufacture the waist { 81 W RTH slS
| Ohio who have the exclusive right ior the Ohile'
States.
| CAUTION.-An persons Infringing in any way g g
manner on this Patent, will most assuredy Dc oeai
WIN iN6RRIs. SHEFFIELD & co. PToprietors,
Successors to II. +, Brown z Co
| CbaQrin Falls, O., Feb. q, 1850. -
| Pssd the following recommendation ana refer
.,ces findlv furnished Us for publication by tnos
sIS' h have worn these Waists, examined and sol
t,a1, vbich from the many more haGtering c9lnInu
itiSns we have and are receiving daily ia deeme
suficient for the present; - vob "a 1sso
Msssrs. NORRIS, SHEFFIELD & Co.; we, the 1nqeI qS
t.aSoJ IaVinr worn 50 BROWNB CELEBRATED NJ
s@sn1' @ sITsPT,sroS WAtsF,' for the last few month
tss reat pleasure in recommending II 70 ne attel
tion 81 every lady It is admirably eaaptea y - y
/ Sssp ro,rvFNITSCF, BEAUTY and HEALTH Ot "
-oarsr FurthermOre, We know It always reileNI'
and In many instances effects F9aeai ou+S V ot ~, u
Dnmerous diseases caused by tlglt laolhB' ~
e. ee 4 come into general use, Tor We arc luly satl
Ged Il Is what every lady who values eomlort az ~
6Sslth should have; and we adylae eNeIy one 70 y
rSssS n for We can sssurs them they VIII never
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H sOLOMONsON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTIoIAh.
Kespl the largest assortment Of the most approved
Kinds Of BPEUTAOLEs All his Glasses, Whether
fof near CT lar sighted, arc ground under MS oMh
iurpscti0n, hy machinery Of new construction win
the greatest care 60 70 suit the eyes IN al osss
oTrinq Weakne1sI Dizziness OF lnfammatlon OF lhe
syes and imrarng strength for long reading or me
61@N h s0LoMoNEoN would here inform the
uubiic that he never employs any IN the sale OF
~ - LlSe gbiendid assortment of SPY GLASSES,
rfT0R0sCbPfs COAtPAssES, &e., kept on hand
~ ARTIFIOlAh E1AS inserted without pain5
= S'ii'1' Eo- ~ SUPERIOR STREET,
f-biT Near Fegg's Crockery Store.
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Cngfartngs.
furnishing 600ds.

SAiTt'5 STLAS SMITH 57757;
Stocks, I5r5T.uo,.
Sea5s FUnvrsITSs aIS eooDs Co., r.,
Gloves, la5 Superior street, l)rs,,;,,
Hosiery, IL 1.sl, EtELAED. Nd ONO, Com,
UHaersdrts -o59a o58a.its Hsoss' lr,ue RI,
Dra10ers, american House. 7 ortmoqnis,
FdBs, SHIRTS MADE 10 Comb,
Suspnders, ORDER Tooth Be;-
Shoulder ana warranted to Clothes ana
Bnacss FIT. Nail Brushes
a NEAT AZ SSORTMENT OF CUsTOlI MADE
CLOTHING
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FOR SALE.
An LAAn L.-West Of Erie, double two story house
and four small houses, and lot 50 By ma f. with
- alley on side and rear. $500 ~
luS ACRES IN HEWBURGH-4 miles Aror, fbs
court House, we'll located on a good road; will
SCI me whole or part. SIS per acre
MU1hSON bT.-hext TO corner Of SUPERIOR bouss
and lot "a Dy l32 feet; cheap at Sl6O0
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ne Persons wishing Note Or Letter Paper and
Envelopes stamped with Initials can have ther or
inlyIs lss Superior t.
T ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY |
BEE.-This work is now admitted to he e the ne |
rections for the managems1t o. Bees are mess & MI
accident to which bees are liable. Il Is well known
That Mr. Langstroth is the inventor Of the eeebraed
has siTen such an impetus to Bee Keeping during
the last years. By this invention, al the honey
bs taken away without destroying iuiuring the
bees The work is fully supplied with cuts hlustra-
ing ing Of the management Of the swarm.
One volume 4Os p1Bse16 81 6B Is Co. s@lS Cleveland O.
.I AW BOOKS
Angel on Water Courses,
Angel on the Law OF Carriers,
Angel and Ames on Corporationsss
Bishop on Criminal Lay yols,'
EouIier's Institutes, volB.s
Cus6ing's Massachusetts Reports, II vols,
Chstty on Pleading, yolss
g. Chitty's Blackstone, 2vels.,
Curtis Decisions IN the supreme Court OF u y.
C0nkiin9iSs Treatise on the Courts OF Us.
GhittssRdoH's Disest' Of Ohio state Reports,
| Chitty on Bills, e#
/ Decisions in the bred Scott Case,
N9reenleaf on Evidence, vols;a
/ billiard on Torts or Private Wrongs, 2 vols,
i Hurd on Habess Corpus,
| Ksnt's Commsntariest vols,
/ Matthews Guardians Guide,
4 Nashis Digest Of Ohio Reports,
4 Eash'a Pleading and PracIiee,
| Ohio state reports, complete SETS
1 4, Parsons Mereantile Law, @
/ Redheld on Railways,
| /. Rats Guide for Administrators,
l. Swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace,
swans Manual for Administrators,
sSSa1.'S Revised stat1tss Cwin be ready in Juhe,)
United States Digest y VOLS,
United States Equity Digest, Tola.s
| Walkers American Law,
Wharton's Criminal Law,
Wendelrs Blackstone. vola..
JUST RECEIVED
AT J. B. COBB & Cos.
CASTLE AT RICHMOND;
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i ROCKERS ILLUSTRATED NAT. HISTORY
I Price sl,oo.
TIE SAND HILLS OF -JUTLAHDi
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LIVES OF LINCOLN AND HAlLINil
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ByW. II. Thackeray--Price = esn3.
It TTFF OF LINCOLN-IN PAM
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WIN. A. BAoHELoR's HAIR DYEl
TEe only HarmJcss and Reliable Dye k'aot0A
The Original and best in the worldl
An others are mere limitations and should be avoid
I'd ifyou wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RID OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly
Il beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without
the least iljury to Hair or Skin
FIFTYFN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
.1ar5ed to Wm. A. Bachelor since 1889, and over
a coo appeatons have been made to the Hair Of his
pstrons Of his famous Dyes. -
WI. A, BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
color not to be distinguished trom natures anu q y
fTR IVrrp mot 70 injure in the least, however long
Il NAV be continued and the i'll eject Of bAu D{{eSs
rsI1edigd; the Hair imYigorated ior NE Dy 'HlS
lNade. sold end applied qn private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, No. 233 Broadway, n. l.. - g..
Sold In al cities and towns Of the united States
By Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers,
SE- The genuine has the name and address upon
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Janl7 ----Eo2 No 2as Broadway, p y; Z;
"TGSF WIGSl WIGSE-BATCH-
w FIOR'S WIGS AMI. TQUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, light easy and durable -, 49,.
hrinijn7 IN the head indeed, this is tho only Estab-
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bh4Ah's fAsFkLRSS VERAIlFUGF.
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All know BnTAN'f NrnrITrr-ar, / Nee No.
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Pat nP IN bottlos, prioes ~ dines
sTRoNS S.1ssii55;,.4 W.; 4 ishA, and STRONG a Arm
feb2s
DR, Jas. McCLNTOCKs PEoF6PI1T 4, STT1P--
IN the seemingly hopeless, a. wall i IN. o.,,,..
stAssa Of chronic lung complaints. ubo tbo eoBgb.
ing L ineessant the throat coated viii mueus ~
chest sunk the lungs soro, and the rlreprtb gops
tAis soothing, tranqunizinr oountsrsrrit.pt .ns
storative, VIII rescuo from iuipandins deatb
Price 81 Seld by STRONG a ARMSTRONG.
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- aiouliSrocEs 3 Uolb AaSD oousH NIX
EUAESsAuOng the cold and cough ''rine,3l,s,, ~,
nooa the market this alone stands on ths solt 49,
ei true medical solenoe. Or. MoClntSeh ,tonss q
ne tore froni Of the Profession. Hes1ts. sSs.5..
utation on what he oners 70 ne - hs 4 ,so,,,io
curative. Never has this prsparation gIs,eo5 ~
guarantY. Prico Is cents. l-,l
49, VNS ? AhftsIts9AG Z sveland.
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AarGWarE.

RR0OM TWINR AND ALI, SORTS
~ Of Twins and COrdags, for sale by 'Ol'- -
fnI,e COLWELL 4 Co. -.
l-A.tlo III. i. I'd. d. 1f3 Ontario q
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Terms, a asI sRSEsss5s T 2RS s5H. ,y
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CQTLERYs-TABLE AND PoCKTT
% and Scissors in great varisty and 1nBspsii
S-- SS-s--SaRl a. .COLWELL & CO.
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BUILDERS HARDWARF-FV-
IL ERYTHING In the line ct
ip1vs f. CoLWELL 4 CO.,
flrrHa -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-17
Also. a great variety Of all kinds ofBUFF, GOLD,
CREAM LAID, or '
WHITE ENVELOPES

H8- Persons wishing Note or Letter Paper and
Envelopes stamped with Initials have their or
ders executed on short notice. - -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03
Weekly Freight aud Passenger Line
FOR ALTIMORE.

m - THE Powhatan Steamboat tumpany's Steam
s-sErsssz-s4sers GEO, PEABODY, Capt. RICHARD PRTou
ami IfiN iDhtE Capt Na kngNE, will leave kielI-
md for Baltimore every Tsesday, TaurSfdY and Saturday.
Errl ESISG, will leave Baltimore ,r Richmond ever! Yuesddy
Iharsdag and Star"g, thereby enhbg shippers and Pas
scngcrs Ia have opportunity o IA communication between the
ppnts every other day.
80 Freight received in both places every day.
For speed aud Comfort these equal, IL not
superior, Ia ri their found in This any other
city These Steamers having been fitted with splendid State
Loom Passenger Accommodations Recommended the
travelling and Ircghng the comfortable,
cheapest and speed! mode oi soriaun bctwcc the
points
lkETs lie procured at Office, Shockoc Slip, opposite
Columbian !oiel, "r AZ the steamers Landing, Rocket
u 4 W. tURRiE, Agents. Richmond
sept i-diy j. BRANDT, JR., No. Light ST.. Baltimore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03
Pdia.ias. aiaD.aE ana Paper Hanging.
NEW CONC I.BN

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