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The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-04
n sUPPLBJHRJN~T TO .9.N1 Oh.

0-E dinance passed January I6, 1858, entitled,
'' An ordinance to require fines and costs for
breaches of the Ordinances of the City be satis
fed by labsr if not paid or replevied''
Passed September lst, 1860.
Section l. Be it ordained by the Common Council
Of the City of Evansville, that whenever in pursu
of the provisions of the said ordinance of
January l6, 1858, any person shall be required to
perform any labor, in satisfaction of any Judgment
rendered against him for the violation OF any or
1inance of the City, such person may be required
perform such labor under the supervision OF any
person who may be appointed by the Mayor; and
the person so appointed shall have all the power
and authority conferred upon the Mayor nd Street
Commissioner by the second section of Sid Ordin-
ance fseptD WIN. BAKER, Mayor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-04

We feel authorized to state that our
worthy Postmaster has not authorized no
one to state nothing to nobody about nary
candidate for the Presidency. That's where
he stands. kalamazoo Telegraph
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-04

E5Te authorized TO anBoHnce TIE
of JOHN BUMP, of German Township, a
candidate for County Commissioner in the Third
District of Vanderburgh County.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-04
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The Evansville daily journal., 1860-09-04

5000 Pairs WALKERS and
other, TRACE CHAINS.
5 casks LOG AND PLOW 4
CHAINS.
so doz Root HAMES.
so doz Horse and Mule COL
LARS, CGOOD.)
100 doz AMERICAN HOE
CO.'S Planters Hoes.
SO doz Garden RAKES, steel
and iron.
25 doz MANURE forks, ass'd.
so doz o. AMES, and others,
Shovels and Spades.
SO doz TUTTLES Hook Tooth
Cross-Cut Saws.
100 doz WELLS, (Hunt's)
Lippincott's and Collins"
Axes.
so doz HUNTS Hatchets.
25 doz HUNTS Broad and
Hand Axes.
Is doz WITHERBY'S Draw
ing Knives.
25 doz SPEAR & JACKS0N'S
Hand Saws.
so doz COOKS Patent, and
other, AUGER BITS.
200 doz AUGERS, Blue Nut
Grad Tw 1t and Common.
1000 doz TABLE KNIVES,
English, and J. Russell &
noS ANUDTnAN
500 doz WOSTENHOLM'S,
Bunting's and Barnes
POCKET KNIVES.
so doz WADE & BUTCHERS
Razors.
100000 G.. D., S. B., and
Water Proof Cap5.
Also,
100 doz WALDRON Grass and
Grain Scythes.
so doz BLOOD'S Silver Steel
SCYTHES.
100 doz Superior SCYTHE
SNATHES.
100 doz FORKS, Q & 8 prong,
OOpCAAOAs
so doz Grain CRADLES, Bow
and Wire Brace.
so Wood HAY Rakes.
100 Grind Stones, 18 to so in.
200 doz ScYthe STONES.
Also
500 doz BUTCHERS Files.
90 cases OHIO TOOL CO.'S
Planes, reduced prices.
AGENT FOR=AND
1000 feet RUBBER BELT
ING, BEST IN AMERICA,
on hand, 1 1-2 to "a inch.
TOGETHER WITH
SHELF HARDWARE AND
TOOLS of every description.
B&- orders executed with the utmost care and
promptitude. CHARLES s. WELLS,
marI3 Wholesale Dealer.
! n R-gF L.RBD-.G CHOICE .GRTKCEE.
/ LIZ For sale at COOK LANGLEY'S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-21

ILL., 1 shilling per week TO City subseribsrs
16rWB Five D0lihFS per year Mail Subscribers.
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1OOOO MONEY ADVANC;
B00r0ing.

BOARDING HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
me- taken the hne Boarding House, No. 20 Supslior
Sf which - beea newly fitted up and Is now open for
tie eTsreutinn of haardrrg. lSzl-zS3
BOARDING The House No. "a
pnbifo Souare and by the Stone Chureh-one OF the
locations In the cityhhs been thoroughly re-
peFsd and Is now open for Boar5ers Families wishing %
fnTish them own rooms can accommodated with arge
a convenient rooms and bgdroumsi and single hooelA
Ar Day Haardsrs will find good accommodations on Ioa
sonnble fermE IRdlaE excluded. keferenceA Hlteh
~ Tae-sSrS snrTR0n ". EUpplTT
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6OtGIs.
JOTEL DUMAS

O44@A
acAuaftsr Street between "a aa9 6th CINCINNATI, OHIO
This old and well established Hotel has been TecentV
reed n superior style, and Is now unsurpassed by any
Hotel its class IN America
The proprietor from his Ion experience in this CITY, Cal
inrua and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
ovor others viii hin entire success, and as he IL
faForably known this community antcipstes fu snare
fpublic patronage. ALEX. SHgMAIEs
apr296S PrcnIletoL.
1TANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 8, 5
vi land Murray street., q door from BrosdWHy op
ssireths Park New York. Higgins Fling, PIopretorn
Huggfns ats Of PearlStTss House, Bortsu. HCE ling
ta - -af1 WasF aarE
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MORNING LEADER.
MORNTNG, MARCH 81, 80.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

rPlain ornamental printing Of every description
done It the ntng Establishments Of the LRADER Once,
on she latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in
tue best style on short notice. and reasonable
Particular attention paid blank work Every deseup.
on OF Binding done. especially Blank Books, LsdgoTs
Journals. sales Books, Receiving Books, Sc. sc.
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llattlIt Oalft Agenep.
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN

DATENT OEFIgE AGENCY 0P.
,,-iis v7sd6ell House, Bunk street, Cleveland. o.
=. (. TVElIPaE, EuYlSsl gEHF HRA1FARD'
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DeTrtistrp.
DENTISTRY
T oil SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
rad the following lines. II your teeth are bad, read
hen with great II you have no tssih At all lip
et that Isl daily exhibited in the Streets in the social
circle and ia The paor BY the humblest peasant and the
roudst autocrat that hundreds Of persons lose good
cts Of teeth for the want Of the timely aid Of good and
ln,l dentist poor and inferior operation is in many
ssas worse than none At all. II your teeth good have
hem examined By good dentist aad keep them in order
r no tns should be lost but have thom repaired tie
soneT the better and escape that which bprns sas Is lhs
s 81 m lisass Allregularities Of the teeth should
q attended 10 in chidho d and YOUTH "a.
ro1s desrous Of fine dental operations are inv1t-
ID &c call at my whero particular Mt eutlon Is wen
e tba uregerraton Of the natural teeth, Whers me
VII Z, 4 n-IZEn CnRAIIrE-
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GinancioI.
FORFTGN EXCHANGE.

nRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
Il J from IS upwsrds on England and France, and on
al he pT1ncnai Citis Of Germany On Frankfort Ber-
I'm Vinpa IirzF Nurimberg Cassel, Cologne, Ham
t,11-a, psrmen stutu.art. Mannhem end Prague. For
SsIs by mri7 RETTBERG HAUSMANN.
&1O 600 MONEY ADVANC:
DlOsOOO ED-In sums to sait-ai the old
,ts.d aud Yell known WAGNERiS OFFICE-on 5ecuri-
tiss Of evorv kind viz Dry GDods Hardware Goo and
Silver Piate watches, Dismonds, yeWelry1 tlre etmt,
Slohug, FurnituEe CsrpsE, amos MirIoIs FaintinEs
eouer tIsrcbat disc and Personal property and articles
q uValoe the must sstsiac oy terms. Business strictly
pTIvGte Established 1881. Watches and JeWey Tor sais
VIM. WAGNER omce No. s. Water St.,
Corner Superior st., over Geo. A. Davis Co.'S Clothing
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Bnil0ers 8 Arfbitftts.

brooks s. G. g. E. W., BUILD
u Frs Aisc .daiufacturers Of Doors, Blinds, SASH
sac slssud Al kinds uf scro-SawiRg and Gothic work
afiicE Al attsni paid 20 Ftng-Up Stores FBeeoTy
niTido1-st. Centre Block. Cleveland .. nol9-os
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GMprapGrs.
Engraving ana LiIhoFraphIDG

Engraving and LithOgFaP PhiBg.
pRAINERD & BURRIDGE,WOOD
ID ENGRAFERS AND LITHOGRPHERs Bank
srreet. Clevslsud. Q
DOBERT GILLs-SILVER AND
t Electro PHler. Door Plater snd hianufactor-cor-
h5T Of outario aud Prsspect ss up staiTl
Is urspafed % repate Spons Forks. CHftors kc. and
Faks them eoual . new. Door Trimmins1 fgrnshe OF
Plated fotTdeT Bell Hanging promptly attended To- and
pTicos reasonable. i1l22dtie
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Two IIlInois Farmers and Graziors

Ia For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
nama
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aura PnROmA AsE,


For Artlhclal Teeth
tsnIufsstured and all varieties Of aTtlhoSl tce5a are
- ~ Al h ka hest manner. " b lNgEhsOl.Ll-
No ai1 N sole Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
WTleRa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-21

DR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE:
} moved his Dental once 70 his residence, 70 9
80 - fevr doors North oftho n. &. Church, where ne
@ c DDv 10 ges an Of his form er patrons, or any 9TH
srs shc nav ueod MS services
f,lpvoiasd March 40 lshS--rln5A:et
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-21
GIotbiup.
THE IDEAL AND THE REAL.

The IDEAL AND TIE REAL.
Once a charming, charming. charmiar.
Nice yoEne nan, icon ilsred so,l
Learnfd, alasl that streams Of truS love
Never never Imoothly nov.
He'd been loving, loving, LOVING,
iair maiden, long and Wsls
And u last bad mustered courIas
Ali bis treasured hopes % Isn
He'd not Whispered. whispssd, Whispered
Them iuto tno maidsu's err,
But bad penned them, ald had isat tkan
Totho one his heart hsld dear.
He Wos waiting, waiting, wsliiaz,
For his darling's kind reply
watching for the poslman's coming.
With an eager, ANXIOUS eye.
Soon a ringing, ringing, ringing.
Struck upon his startled ear
There" be cried ''thsre comes ths lstssf;
Wsleoms, Wele9mss missiEs dsaIi@
Oh, how f0ndly, fohdly. fondly
To bis lips t6e note hs pressed
Had his dearest wishes bloH.
Bnt, OBJ horror, horror, horroTi
How his 1ugninhed hsarr did bleed
i was from his Washsr-Homan,
And did thus politely read:
ave been washing, washing waiting,
Fifteen dollars now YUu owe me;
Why. yOu rascal, dGR't 700 ps5f"
D1nt be smiling smiling. smiinog,
FOr % - feizsd his tongue,
And his bean vas WEuag viii soTroV,
More than eef his clothes were RrurE.
Not Of I5AACs, TSAACs, IsAACS.
Did the man ais Clothing buy
UNION HALL has such pu1ronn
And well show the reason WY:
When 4 suit is bought at lsAACs',
What is saved will. paE dOlbt,
Pay laundroas for his Eaghing,
I'LL the suit d all worn cut.
What the washing would amount to
In that time we Garnet tell
Quite sum, because the Clothing
Always wears 30 long and wei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03

HEEsAs c1cy AGAIr.--Arrangement have tcc~ made
FOR the gran public reception and festival to thcrenowa
ea knight Of The pugistic ring, John G. Heeuaa. Ths
AMIR is to cons OF at Jones Wood the 18th instant.
In The afternoon. Mr. James a. Nxor the popular
rian manager has consented take charge OF the entire
affair, and is supposed that i. will be very
large and handsome tent will be erected capable Of sss
ing ODD persons ami complete arrangements have bSco
made fer the Accommodation OF those ladies who may
please TO honor the festival by ther presence The per-
formance1 will be conducted By Jack Macdonald, Hee
mans trainer, Charles T. Ottgno James Cusic1 and Ec
ward Price.
portion Of the exercises win consist Of presentation
TO Keenan, of the contributions raised for him in this
city, which will be consolidated in purse and for
msly presented TO him on the ground
The superstition is, that there will be great time at
the Wood II the programme be properly carried out
u witness such exhibition apart from the strong de-
sTe 10 see the champion, John C. Heeno0 whose name
hes lately become such common property among the ad
mrers and supporters Of the prize ring.
FIHx IN RvrNGros sTREEr.-A,out bali pet two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon fire broke out in stable rear
Of no. 256 Rlvne.oL street. II caused by chill
dren play ing with matches. The flames speedily
extnyushed by the hremen Damage about 500. No
insur lnce.
The alarm of nre for the First district shortly after
eleven O'Clock in the morning, originated ON the dye
hoase OF j. Sore in Twent seventh street. First
pue. IL caused by the chimney. No damage was
done.
NoTcs TO BArans.-An unusual number C sharks
have been the lower bay tts past fortnight and
yesterday morning two caueh. from Fulton market
pier East River measuring dve&and three feet length
with jaws sufficiently large 70 dispense with the services
Of q surgeon in amputatDg the leg o. Juvenile
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BrookIyn City News.

THr IAoxp BIKs CAsss-The parties arrested, named
Jacob waiford Christian Keeer Hsfmsu Rode and John
sssrke Tor violating ordinance passed In 1850, which
prohibits the sale OF spriirous malt liquors on Sunday
under the penalty Of dty dollars for each offence.
appeared before Justice Ccrnwell yesterday II will be
recoIected ths, the parties pleaded guilty Midday
sst and juJgmep, entered against them Counsel FOR
defendants moved that the judgments be rcopcnod and
srrrmtnt on the matter set down Tor Wednesday
Yesterday counsel asked that the Convictions be set
aside and the examined, The ground that 10 hs
absence the de.eDdants pleaded guilty under mssappre
hens on Of the charges The Corporation Coun
sci opposed the motion, as the case bad
Cow, was crrccrnc5 me Justice remarked that
In his opinion the having once been Disposed ~
could cot taken up again Counsel for defendants sad
he had COPY of decision Of Judge Fmot at the general
tom e,errDT judgments ~ the city Court give under
this ordinance and by this dccis ion thu ordnance was
declared null aud void every point raised After some
further umsfks ~ss agreed by mutual eonscut 70 post
popc the until thii morning.
FArst AccIDyNI FiRK-A young lady named Rosan-
ns Graham, aged eecu years, residing at SO Luqueer
suect died Wednesday consequences Of burns caas-
% by her clothes taking Gre. Il appears that she was
sitting the froat s,osp, when che discovered the skirt
OF her dress 10 be Ere she out into the street and
the wind tanning the flames her clothes soon IN a
bizc. Tnorts made 20 save her, but Il was found
that Der injuries of q fatal character. She died
about twelve hours thereafter II Is no; known bow the
Gre vas communicated as she had been sitting on the
stoop full half hour before the accident occurred and
there was no Gre pywhert In the vicinity.
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oniy 500 OK Joaa sod Marta ssurec 80. "A q
days. -~'i -soa IL m,oA, -
.tne "'eads " the family are respecuuuv ,.,.,.. "A
stteno funeral "a. Triday) afternoon at haf usst =,
O'Clock, from the residence a. West Thirty third strecs
nerr seventh avenue, without turtle. Invitation.
thompson -Suddeniy, on Wednesday, august I, EssA
Packard. ~e
The funeral win be attended this friday Afternoon >c
Iour O'Clock at the house Of her father No ~ cermoS
avenue few doors north Of Myrtle avenue, BroosSn'
ner FRIENDS and the friends OF the families via pIesss
cad without further notice.
TRAcY-On Thursday, August 2, ANNE, opIy dauabt4s,
OF John d. and Helen Tracy, aged year months ana
Is days.
The friends OF the family respectfully nyked 10 at.
tend the funeral this Friday) Afternoon at two octocC
from the residence Of her parents 76o second avenue
Thirty ninth street.
wARDsIi On Thursday, August 2, Mrs. MARY ELIZA.
RKrH WARDEI, the beloved wife OF John wardeu, ia VI.
Goth year of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfuv
invited 10 attend the funeral nm her late residence 4
Bay Ridge L. this Fridsy) aerassn, at three O'Clock.
The remains win be inferred In Crossword Cemstery
wooo AT Bristol, Hartford county, Conn, fhurs-
day, August 2, OF dyptheris, ASHER NoRzs, aged
Candioe Il. Wood, of Hudson city, NJ.
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JAFFr-pEpKNs Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Aug tst
l. by Rev. Mr. Smith, AIFexp s JAFFs Of New York, 20
MARY LABrIA daughter OF FORAGE Perkins, Esq, of Port
Byron, n. Y
KENO sRIxS-0n Thur5tsy, August ., In this city
by the Very Rev. William Ssorrs V. G.. JOIN NJ KxIs
Fsq Of Macon, Ca to Miss ksra E. daughter Of the late
Phillip Brien, Esq., Of New York
Macon (GC) and Syracuse IN. ~ papers Please copy.
Lrp,soros --Noyss- AT IyEse, Conn, on Wednesday
August l, by the Rev. Davis 3 Brainerd, CHARLES r.
daughter of Daniel r. Noyes, OF the former place.
RAyK.-MAcoDrcK.-On Wednesday evening, August I,
by the Rev Peter Stryker, TE,GSs RAVEN 10 Susan
this city
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TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Rev, and ~ .. H. ssTys4 s A9 ,s
Cav, frsbis, 4 coTnsaii ycSrs~el i winan. Bdoos :
shia p IN and and VIE TO. Jacs cssssry Niles
s M Ss ws sss .sa AWE WI.
SSs' aySs sTi 1 NJ .I ss ss and M s% oS
dren " Begole a zakrovssi 9 4 kmery. Z Warren,
Sss & : sSsy
Ry x Svssm sns s fs chan MIA
and ana ~, S0 s.11 ser yss ~. sss s e
NAssAu-steamshlp KaruSk Mr. and Mru Geo Harris r.
ali Nj Butler Mr. Daring Capt Hiram '''s'''-r''
IavrKrooL-sieamshIp Ass-Nsrquis and Warehouses
Jcsas. lsdy, kg@ril and i.dy sgei; aud aaS
ana lady Wig and lssy Dc Aas.r aud Ssdy NJ.
fcstss i sss era-a pssess spS sra
II Fsi BSsss E' @.%.l %h:hys Ne a MI
fshSs5ssor n, caSe 9T 1su Va sss,s ns
hodss;; "a f.a.hss,, . n,h, = EccOT%isi q Rsa, y
b.s,o.: i- %esss R'SSS scSs
ase rarSs md s se"h' s. ass ,H ss.r Fed
jHsPpet i bevyo1f fss vs. '''' ''
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dy srss r sS :.svs ssf n . S as
sosS sss NJ Ne. ShsBgy s NJ IsS jones' S. ho He'd h n
ca sSHt .ed fs'sPg s f s n s .s dy ' Va
Hughes and child a Ko, &C. " " Heyer Ce5sn . 2
i,Ssdi;y EwSssls rEsa S5, Lynn w;S.Ssi M
ford Nts and Miss Ralier Dudley, " sr,ssner, ~
ED ss'G saa ys ssips sf or
Taylor Dssner, Lefts Itch Hannah k,ey Hunt King.
Mss Ghien, Mis- y McDouRal -nkiuson W Mason Mr.
iuvran. Hsrick, Senac and LADY. IVES hu lady
AID daughter, Mr. Bartlett and daughter Mrs II seaburg
S FssSr se ss &c raaSS VIM sm i, and
iasy--sud ~ IN the s'eersge
ARrcIpo PR-Brig Open sea-John Keller.
pEpARTURrs.
r.rvrroor--ctea nship Jura.-Rev VIM Wilson On LA
cfSc'rrsti. 4 rea3s New Work: Faiber Chlnquy mi.
Mr. nd Mrs a A Cush Ma
yofk Mr. aad Mrs Gibbons 81 two children Texas;
Amyur'. lopd9p N91e NV 10 Is pssa sony, DO
two = rEsu ani tervaa', Naasar N. and Ms seams
Sa,riet eiiv p-f san Nv HONau View Nofs. knfher
tod Jones sor't Ger ro ani :. % ne s;eelaEe 49,,
Hove r.. III. Ffafi We Nv t-rs rhff
ar rsei. lr and Nrs l. lsl 81 aat Mrs. wA,xns
4 49, "a & II EQhnr.
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Ousrages on the Press.
TO THB EDITOR on THE NEW YORK HERALD.
wxisymfx, Aileg,py county, n. Y

wxIisynix, Ailegspy county, n. VI
August 1, 1860. !
The ARcsoaidn, paper published in the village Of
wesve and which hss heretofore been in the interests
OF Mr. Douglas recently changed bands being purchased
by widow lady IN this pace s,me par,ies fearful that
:, would hereafter be published Brecknrdge paper
resolved destroy the press and last night Il broken
into by ruans, and portion OF the tyre, leads
and rules we're taken out aud thrown into the Cenessce
river and several columns OF matter pied and other
wise damaging the fixtures Of said once This is what We
suppose called squa,er sovereignty, allowing the people
70 regulate their ovn ad,iTs IN the1 own wsy
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Personal Inte1liQence,

MARQUIS and Marchioness OF Chandos, from England,
who arrived IN the steamship Asia Yesterday Col James
Ncinci Of New York; Dr. Lindsey, f Nashville John
fSnley, OF New York, and Mrs John Adams, OF Washing
Hotel yesterday.
Tie Newport correspondent Of the Springfield Rcpsi
co., Under date Ct July 80, tays,-Tbe latest sensnon
here the presence of the Bencia Boy The orngers
the paxza Of the Ocean House after breakfast Sunday
morning startled from their drowsy medatons by
TIC arrival q ttawsrt man. accompanied by luggage
bearing the astounding Initials j. c. n Great was the
rLs snd scurry for moment Centerr cn sitting, u
s the pride Of corny to sit, with their feet
lgh as their heads bitterly thinking OF the dav before
them and end. avorng to begulle edou, bours with
tepar ooke cd alive for and sumbed out OF their
chairs 20 get peep OF the champion Of the world Hs
sudden appsron among them, unhcraljet and unex.
reeitd (he arrived ia the night beat from New York;
caused some doubts that be the vcrtebe Chicken,
but n second lock banthed all such Incredibly
Hon. EDWARD Everett Is on D visit 70 ts relatives IN
EeWbury, Mas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03

rnr rsrrrD srArxs AosrcrIruRAr fss.-ft is expected
that the United states Agricultural Fair at Cincinnati next
fail will eclipse anything yet held In this country. The
IRE MUM list $50 600 Of which large share
Ia sums ci $780, $500 500 and fio0s offered for horses
ie-e TRACK. mile long and hfty feet in width, will
saord opportunity for ris OF speed" Iargccash
prem ums offered for portable aud for stationary
steam engines s,rsm pougbs ard steam fTc engines
re grand eai meta q homo e o0cred Tor the bes,
ihgahlng mack4e.
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Besutfful Ccmp,exicn.-Lsird's dquid
Pear has achieved celebrity having equal for beaua
fynz and preserving the skin. AZ Brosdway.
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srssrr Cousrv Cr,- 49, sccvsf 2 1850.
g.. 60. 50, IS. 10, 80, 81, a. ~, ~, 80, 81, ..
CorsouplrrD TorryRy. Ctso i3l. Aucusr 1900
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Cristedoro's Hair Dye, wigs ana Tou-
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privately applied nj No As.os EOsse.