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FRnnTLnTI.YILLE.
Iou1srrLLr. March %.

LoUI5VTLLE, MRreh %.
The Republicans of the 9TH Congressional
district to Kentucky yesterday elected Bland
Ballard and II. W. Hawes delegates to the Chi
cago Convention
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V. B. P1LNEP, the American Advertising Agent, N.
E. Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, is
authorized to receive subscriptions aud advertisements
for this paper, al our lowest rates. Hs receipts viii
be regarded as payments.
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FLINT Mich, N

FLINT Mlcn.B Marcn %.
A prisoner named Forrer, was stabbed and
instantly killed in the County jail to-day BY a
fellow prisoner named Ackerm1n who was
under confinement on account supposed insan-
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
sATURDAYMORNING, MARCH "a, 80,

s<7- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J s. MatsonH and 0lmsteds news dopots
At news depOts at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, ana
n Ouinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street
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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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q Cedar street, New 4ofk.
Address Post-cfice box No $500.
Annexed is an alpha bstiesl list Of articles VII eh, L
damaged msy be restored their original strength and
| usefulness by
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PoLIcE CoURT-JUDGE LAwRENcE-The vet
eran Nancy Spears was fined IS and costs for in
toxicston. AS she was taken TO the prison to stay
uatil her fine is paid the public may never see her
more.
The renowned case of Morrison vs., Esehebbaek.
er came up for disposal The parties were ready
for trial. and had lots of witnesses on both sides,
Il was decidedly mixed case. Beside the arrest
of Mrs. Morrison for assaultiDg and batteTing Mr.
Fred E5chenbacker, that gentleman ami his wife
were arrested for creating disturbance In the
first trial the Dutchwouan with the jaw breaking
name gave her testimony through an Interpreter,
the story gnrgling from her fairy throat with a
sound like the rushing OF many waters through a
small necked bottle. Her husband answered new
er a word until the time came 10 pay the fine,
when he ventured a remark, being evidently as"
tonished at himself for daring to do it. Mr.. Nor.
risou was present to argue his wifes case and the
explanations were enlivened both sides by illus
trations of how the others struck, swOre, pinched
and pulled. Finally the thing was brought to a
focus, and Mrs. Morrison was fined IS for her as
sault, and the others 81 each for disturbance
The former lady went off declaring sheWould moi
be set upon by Two of them again and not pitch in
and as question of veracity we believe she won't
John Anderson was sent upon the streets tOl
thirty days fer being a vagabond.
Charles Jones, colored youth, was hned the
costs for a mild case of assault and battery.
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PLAiN 40 oRNAaIENrAL PR1NTINa.

" Plainan Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at The Printing Establishment Of the LFADRK Office
thu atost improved and pid Steam Presses the
best Style short notice and at reasonable rates Par
tcuaT attention paid Blunk Work Every description
OF Binding done especially Rank Books Ledge Journals
Sales Books. Receiving Books sc sc.
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Reports of a private character were made
from the various standing Committees.
Mr.. Nelson desired to proceed TO the eonsid>
Grafton Of the Bill to suppress Polygamy in
U tab.
The Speaker said he did not consider the
Bill Of q private character daughter
The private calandar was considered and
several bills passed
Adjourned IN Monday.
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Legal Record.

MARCH 23d, 1860
U. S. COURTs -JuDoE WILLsoN-Fieeman vl.
Brig Isabella. Libel dismissed
In the several eases vs.. brig Isabella distribution
Of proceeds ordered
Schooner MarselliOt-distributiOn Of proceeds of
sale ordered.
The Court has been engaged for days in the trial
Of the eeclment case OF Merritt Bentons lessee vs.
Calender & Kittrdge. Verdict was rendered yes
teriay for defendants. Messrs. Hayden & King for
plaintiffs; Rlnney q. Hitchcock for defense.
King vs.. LOOkhart, No 743, Judgment for plain.
tir for 81, 1888 CO. S. BOnewiiz for plaintiff; H,
GrisWold for defendant.
Seely VS.. Franz. On trial.
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It was resolved that L. J. Fleming, B, D. Hasell,
W x, Arthur, E. W. WOodHards Jno. Brough,
H. nottingham, D. s. Gray, and JnO. Durand,
be Committee OF this Convention to confer with
Eastern lines for Westward bound schedules, with
poweTto arrange details aud 10 call another meet
ing Of the roads represented here If in their judgf
ment the same shall be necessary
Resolutions, recommendation, remarks, &c we
are obliged to defer until another day
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BY TFLEGRAPH.

RepoFted b the Union TeieETa66,
OFFICE WAkiHss BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
st. CLAIR gTHRFTa
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MARINE IrENs.-Ths Propeller owego, Capt
Rowland, came in from sanduskY yesterday, dis
charged 6s bundles Of rags and cleared for Dun
kirk
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
sPALDINqs PREPARED GLUE
PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY!
DISPATCH
GA srnqn ra r~s SAVE. Nm.." "A

As arsients Hhappsn, svsa il psH Fsgslafsd sMiss 4
k very deSrabls have chsap and convenient Wsy
Tor repairing Furniture, Toys, CrOoksTy, 10.
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SCHOONER CHLRTEREB FOR CoRN TO BUFFALO.
The schooner H. L Dansing, now at Milwaukee
has been chartered to take corn to B1ffaO from
thisp at 10 cents.-[Chicago Press and Trib'
une
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HIIR DYE HAIR DYEil HAIR DYE !
Nm, 4. BathgIar'g lair lTaI


Tie 0nig harmless and reliable Dye ks0icR.
~. Ths Orirunl ald best IN the uzgrlll
NJ otherE limitations and SHOULD ne aEoasa
On TiEA 10 escape rldicdle.
- cRAF, RED Oh Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to
bssutifs and natural Brown BLACK without the least
p,ury 10 lNair O. Skin.
FIFTERlS MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
uarasd to W. a. RaeheoE since 1883, and over 800
applications havs been made 70 the Hair Of his patrons 81
bis famous Dyes.
VIII A. BATCHlIoR's HAIR DYE produces color
net % bs distinguished from nature and Is WARRANTED
not te huure in the @ toevsr long it na be continued
aaa the i'll effect OF Bad lTes ensdisd The sir nsigor
nted for life yths Saienlid Dye
Made, sold OF applied ..n private roomsI at the Wis
No. Zf3 Broadway, n, Y
sod u all cities Of the United States, By Drug
Fials and Fancy Goods Dealers
CO The gsuuns has ths name aud address upon steel
slate engraving four sides Of eaeh BgI Of
WM. A. BATCHELoR,
ianl7 Nc. 23s hroadwav. Y .
HHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
u TO THE HU9IAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
& M&l~
o-@-=--- E@e@
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sPALDlNG's PREPARED GLUE

sPALDlNG's PREPARED GLUE
All such emerFsncies aud household can ard
be without H. always ready and up to tho sticking
point There ne longer necessity for lmpng chairs
srntsred yenscrs hsado,s dos and broken cradles II
siu he article for cone she'll, and ether ornamental
work popular with ladies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chsmca-
" held solution, and possessing ali the valuable quatio
Of the best eabinetnakers glue. Il be used in The
place Of ordinary mu1ags, being vastly more adhesive
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N B.-A brush accompanies each bottle. Price, % c,s
WzOiesalAB'pOt No IS Cedar sfrssf. Nep York.
Address. HENRY O sPALDING & co.
BOX No. 5000 NEW YORK.
twelve dozsna beautiful Lthograph ShoWcard acoompa-
nyns each package.
rg-A single bottle eofsPAIDiNG'sPR PREPARED GLUE
SI by ali proininent StstioneTs DruEeisS, Hardware
aud Furniture Dealers, Groeers and Fancy Stores
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their liss Il will
Atand any climate.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUEI
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATIoNERs
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
SPAIDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPALJINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HoUsE-FURNISHNG STORES.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPALDING's PkEPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GooDs DEALERS.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GRoCERS.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
HENRY C. sPALDING & CO..
Is Cedar street. New York.
Address Posl-Cfiee box No. $500
Annexed Is an alpha bsties list Of articles VII ch,
damaged msy be restored 70 their original strength and
usefulness BY
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TwRNTiETH LEeTURE.--To morrow Sunday
evening, Rev ]. O. White, the pastor Of Plymouth
Church, VIII continue his course CT lectues upon
the Signs Of the Times" The subject, Slave
~, It's history and what shall be done with IT, viii
doubtless be treated with the ability that has
marked the former lectures Of this interesting and
profitable course Services commence at O'Clock.
A "HAPPY MEDIUM. There is a tealer in SEQ.
ond hand furniture up towu named Farnswortb.
His vile believes In spirltualism, and not long
since received dispatch from a former husband
through one Smith. who is something OF q medium.
According 10 Smith, her husband has directed her
to receive as from him, the endearments Of Smith.
which she did, butMr Farnsworth very naturally
became indignant that No should thrust himself
back into the family arrangements, and 80 he yes
terday visited the railroad carpenter shops to wreak
vengeance upon the medium Nothing but the fact
that Smith was feet of foot, saved him isOm fog
ging from the husband No. g
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

f5Ysee advertisement Of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
InYigOrator.
EB- For the best qualities OF oegars, Tobacco
eSd Snuff, go to G. Dietz III superior-st.
gg~ E. Ruhini, rs Superior st. has received
the Spring Fashions of Hats and Caps. It elm
braces all styles and qualities and of course viii be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or cap
to call on Mr. Rufini.
EY= The Spring Styles of Hats aud Caps Of all
varieties can be found at 1913 Superior street; also
Shaker Hoods, Gloves, Travelling Bags, &c.
B, BUTTS.
P.s.- Our 81 Silk Hat can't be beat.
| m9r01 .2Tq
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T
N soLOMONS SON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN.
epsths largest assortment Of the most approx ed KINDS
orsPECTACLFs. Al his Glasses, whether for near o
- ,Sghted are ground under his cwn inspection, by ma
~ Of new construction, viii the greatest care, so
n ths eyes in all easrs ellg Weakness. Dizziness
- Tas,7uuston OF the Eos and imParting strength 70
ioag reading or 6ns sewing
r-N n. solaNoKs5N ala here inform TIE public
.,vr e-,,lovS any one 10 the sa's Of his Lenses.
~ a1so-A suIpndid assortment Of SPY CLASSES,
pTTf,pOSCOPFs. COMP ASSEs sc, kept on hand.
9RTfFICIAL EYES i9serted without pain, as peT-
feet ural. - .r--,,,r,r,,, erprrT
- - Near Fogg's CrOckery Store.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
UHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
nTENTs IN these Pills are the rssat OF a long and
extensive pract-e They mild ntheir operation, and
certain 10 coTreci irreg1larities, Painful Menstrua
stiop removing obsrucions, whether from cold or
tberviss bsadsehs, painin the Dalptaun Of the
bs. whites all nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue,
rsitin the back limbs. &C. distrTbed sleep which
trlse from iuterunlion Of nature -
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
cha rrnu nee in the treatment Of
mos agu sud obstruc which have consigned
30 thousands Of the yOuus the Beautiful and tie be-
ovs-f 10 a PrematuTe Gave. No emale can ENJOY good
regular and whenever obstruction
~ oiSre the gene hsa fl tegins 70 teclus.l
AA DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
-. Al - efeetua remedy known for al eonl-
periodical rs1uaTffy They
- T1,rn fhOusantE wis have used them 81 dneren
tsr nglout country. the OF some
tta nnd UheH ieg should NOT Be used with
scb R-be P 'es Oss Dollar each boz containing 40
flas ,l ct 20 be hsd free Agents Pills
~ 5[s15tIv- By enclospg prise ~ the General
et 2. Hsss-ffl n fI--ggi EeusnllY
agent sola " n Il "A VfcHINGS GsHerai Agent.
-...-. - is ChanlberE ST. New York
sold in Cleveland al kisA's sna GaleFd ~ liam
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NOTIONS OINTmENT,

sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULA;
Permanently cures Scadherd Bngwors, and all Itching
ETupians of tbs Skin
Tis Ointment peueiIatss to the basis OF the disease
os 70 its very sourcesnj il frm the ash beneath
r. The skin On The suiacs sold Tgs glass boxes price
Prepared Is GERRlF NoRT'N. Prouretor, New York
Depot at PEsFoLD. PAREER MoHsR's. No. Is Beez-
Sold b. SrPoNG & ARMSTRONG feb2s
DR MoCuNTooK's Cold AND COUsH MIX
EuEE-Amony the cold and cough "Temedies' that food
the market this alone stands The solid basis OF true
medical sciencs DR. AIcCuiocE stands in the fore from
f the proassion lie stakes bis reputation whs he Of
the sick genuine curative Never has I'M
ureuarztiup falsi6ed hs gnuF6ntv- Prce . cents
Sold ~ WaI EIsKE, and by STRONG s ARM
aE-rR1ytiT Cleveland. feb2S
- r. Ir n.-1.l uAIn nH-E - uAIP I'VE
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The SUMNER TINE TABLEs-In the Louisville
Convention, on Thursday, the Committee appoint
ed to arrange thorough schedule from New Or
leans to New York, reported the time at The fol-
lowing places on the line Os the route:
The Committee appointed to arrange through
schedule from New Orleans TO New York, beg
leave TO report the time at the following places on
the line Of the route
Leave New Orleans at A. NJ $50 P. NJ.
'' Grand Ju-ction 5:45 A. NJ, 5 p. Nj
Cairo P. NJ, An.
Cincinnati IL 90 A NJ, Il oOP.M.
Columbus 3 30 P. ~, 4O0AM
Cleveland g 80 a. NJ, 10 OOP. NJ,
Pittsburgh II 90 midnight, 2 90 P. NJ.
Wheeling SOP, NJ, 1000 A. NJ
The Committee did not deem it advisable to fix
the time East Of the above points. as parties rep
Tessnting roads of Wheeling, Pittsburgh aud
Cleveland (a;though many OF them were present.
were not authorized to fix any hour for the arrival
and departure OF trains over such roads, to q Con
veniion Of Railroad men now being held in the city
Of New York.
They recommend that this schedule 20 into ef-
feet on the 18th Of April next, provided that BY
that time the seheduls of trains running from New
York, South and West, to New Orleans, is deter
mined upon. r..s
Messrs. W. h. Clement, L. J. Fleming, G. B.
Meclslland, B. D. Hasell, and E. Corning, were
appointed Committee to fix the time and place Of
meeting to establish the schedule for the winter Of
lseO-6l.
On Western time, majority Of the Committed
recommended the adoption of the following sohed
uls
Trains to leave New York a. m. p. n.
+" arrive Cin'ti D. m. 3E- N. 81 aud 81 hours
/ a. and sf
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FROM NEW ORLEANs.

NEW OBLEANsl March .
The sloop>ofwar PEBBLE is below with prisoners
of the prize steamers. All well.
WethaFe no further news.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-24

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Miscellaneou bust
ness before Judges FOoie and Bolton. Ives vs..
Ives before Judge Bishop.
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i'''l W. ~ ''' - SoSisssspsetnny. a.rsS

=. \
The Restorative Is put up IN bottles three siEes va
La e, lnedium aud snal the small holds pint
yis fs ona dosr psi oottsi tba uedium hOlds a. sl
tWeuty cent h proVOrti5 than he snail ia
proportion. end rstsils for three dOlars p
bottle
OF. WOOD CO. PruYrietors, 10 4ti BT0adWaY, n
York, aud No. il ~ ariet street.. s. LouiA no.
And sold sy ali DruEGists aad FsReT ooOda DealeE,
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ffle0lf1nea.

4ttE0tEJTtRe.
TONSIL INSTRU1IENTS@Of the
French ARTERY FoRCEPs.
piSSECTLNG FORCEPS,
GREEN'S TONSIL FORCEP5,
LlIHoT0MI FORG BPS,
ACcouc5INg EoRcEPs
CRANIOTOAY FoRCEPS
Fo.s w.FIsKE.
PENZINE-FOR RBMOVlNGALL
- slnds Of grease sP9,s tar Psint &C. e N nix Or
sale by nOV2s y. v. SACKRTDER
TRUSSES-OF ALL KINDS AND
4 sizes; also Shoulder Braces and Abdominal Sspeo
erE- foT sale hy noy8 = W SACkRlI ER.
TOILEp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
=. c2Ss i9 Fias 59'' . 49, e bgs
&c, AZ the lowest prices, At L. W. SACKRDEhs-
.DAZORS Il POCKET KNIVES
LIZ Of G0lists and os'suh2mS rs nssS s EsTT591sd
GOAL OIL BURNING FLUID
nOT2s E.W. siCKRiDER.
That Professor Weeds Hair Restorative
M LII 4 EEIat9A ~ y Il AANA EAAA44LOL&
w the gTuota ali oS,Or Of the haT. 4 used two ~
three times week 70 any Hglnab Perfectly, rg-
the har; make u and beauiml han any OIL
aud the alb frss roi al diseases 30 the srsate.t
age Statesmen, JGIgrs, Attorneys D. clos ClsrgFmeh
Professional AMI Gsnsla ara Ladies Of ali casss,
n15Ch ID rs fsvor Resd tae fSlIalsinE and Judge:
HICHoEY GROVE. s. CAarlss Co, No. Nor, 10, lssI
VI ss acsd 10 use saue Of your aT Restorative an
itets v derfalss ieel It our dziy = J0a AL
our stls sons heal for soms tHs Had ssss ssrf'ssslg sl
hsir almost eniireycame o IA e0sleses when lEisLa
sssiRs a & 81 gaa5s s,ss1 2. 70 - ,Gi 10 our sfprss
and thatOf all ouI fneHss seg isE % ~ 80 S
soon staEsd and We nos - t3st our ~ as
healthy scalp and - luEuri1st eisg 49, @ m vr
T-rtarafive IS 5sfisst remedy oT al diseases Of he
scalp and haiE We are ;yFS {9Yis% 81 HfGeiNBoTHAN,
l S1RAH A HlGGINBOTHAH.
p,ov vyosp-pear SIr ~ haIr had. fa seserAi years
been bscominF pre- aai1fsly grsy y -s-
s ls n drelsaS it. When eomneEosd uslng your Haiz
esfoTaIiTs about two mouths ago z ss N tlai
turned natuTal color, nd assli softassl
and lustFe gIes o 5s g5sisI5Se q ,e q tn'
sr h as An iudispsDsbs article every ladirs toilet
hgtasr az y dTs RS OF beau haif You hsSs p5T
mission 20 ne an who entertain any doubt Of iiI
psfforming an that Il claimed .oT Z, . -,,-
ripsinnati. O .Feb. 10. Is5l ia Third 81
| PEOF. WooD-Dear Sir By the alsI.e Of friend Of
NINA sAo had hoea rziag your Hair RestorstEs, vas
In sTeat ever Nothing
duly and SymBshy that f To '0mmHaicais 20 Othsrs
yhe sdicted have bee would induce ne to give
This public know Of te bGnat have received
trgIz Prof. Woods HAIR RestQrstlvB.
4odIsrssBsetfllly,
A. r JACOBS.
The Restorative Is put qD IN bottles Of three sEel va
La. e, lneduu aud snail; the snail holds piut
rsts r d0sf ootisi tba medium holds q iasl
teuty h prolOf5 than he snail fst ia
for Two dollars per bottle he large holds quart, 40
esat proportion, end rstss for thrse doars p
bottle
. | OIL WOOD Z Co, ,PgupretoFs, No 4ki Broadway, n
YORK, and No 1fi 1iarnei street. s. Louia, no.
And sold sy all orpEsists aad fsney seoda Dealer-'
MYSTIC COAL GIL 4 LAMPS.
l. 8 PARAGON BURNER.
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Last Nights Report
HOUSE

XxxIvih CONGREss--FIRsT SESSION.
WAsMS0ToN, March %.
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P.s.-Our 81 Silk Hat can't be beat
.o-a
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; arc sfFS. fSSS., e. Ss.IHij IHHiijG5SeiiNBoTHAlL, &c

1Tns. o. SThf0ND5
0ipefnnati. o Feb. 10. 1851 ia Third st
1 PROF. wooD-Dear Sir: By the ddsse Of friend Of
nina who bad been Esiug Hair Restorative
induced TO It. ha4 the fever time as 1sy, and
nearly nar in head out. Now hair has
come In great desl thicker than ever t WIS Nothing
duty aod symDathy that e tn communicate 20 Othsrs
adcted have bee would induce ne to give
this public acknuI OF te banat have received
t-drrr Prof Wootiig Hair Qestorafrrs
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rains to leave New York q. m. p. n.
4" 4" arrive Cin't D. N. 3E. N. 81 aud 81 hours
+" Sc Chicago p. m. .. N. IS and 90 q
81 Cairo 10 a. N, 1880 P. m. 81 h bS '
Grind Jun. 5 p. n. 3, m. 81 a oS "a
n. Orleans IS . am. 81 and 50 4"
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On. JAS. McOLINrOcK's PscToEAL SYRUP
In the seemingly hopeless, well the earlier Stages
chronic lung complaints Eten the eCushins sihressant
ne throat coated vii mueus, The chest sunk the lungs
sore, and the strength gone, this sosthag tTaaquzng
countsr-rraia and restorative vii rescue from iupend-
ing death.
Prcs sloo. sofa By wM. FISKE, and BY STRONG &
,psfSppfryn .-le,rlrr, fri2s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
Geological Definitions.

I'rou Pal. aai rlsa.an, ,.lk aloa, Fruits. TIo~
er. AL Tarminr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
FIFTY CENTS IN ADVANCE.
VOLUME 27, NO 40.
And Mr. EdmOnd.Ou !. really going to

And Mr Edmondson is really going to
marry her7"
30, yes. Tha, Is all settled. hear"
"Then shall claim ber a- a friend. Give
me womanly quality, and will lc, others
content ihensolye. with tbs siEgies OF We
man, elaboratsly made up, that au,ier in
our social circles like butterflies, and who
are about as substantial as these aerial be-
ins'. Money will give you such creatures
by tho hundred /; bu. solid substabce-wo-
men are OF rare production"
The Gregorys heard no more. for the two
ladies arose and went to another part OF the
room. But that was quite enough TO make
their pride, vanity. and poor selfes,ination
as limp as wet ribbon. II was as tho
lady had said. Rdniee had become the AZ
famed OF Mr. Edmondson and IL wa. in
recognition Of this that she wa, the guest.
on tha, evening. Of a lady whose social po-
.i,ion was among the first in Boston aud
when. in few months aiterward, she be-
came bride, she passed into a circle Of re-
inement and intelligence that never opened.
except specially and in cold iormaliIy. TO
mere outside people like her aunt and cou'-
ms. T.s.h