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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
W pntlIish .slsswl,ere. tLIls morning an

We publish elsewhere this morning al
aceount Of the recent great demonstration
At Springfield, H., The home Of Old Air.
These immense meetings OF TIE Psppie nrs
becuming quite common III orsr 1he West
Ne hear Of enormous E4Et:1pripEEss, Df pro
zessionsEn1 banners and music, md Of III
thai cnu remind us of as4B md lszs.-
Whatever mar be the facts ot abe cnse.
1bsre can be ne dpubf That rbe general
opinion is rhp1 LINCOLN VIII Ewaep The
4=sxt Izks q nrn7rle Ere For nr uwn part,
while ne have M doubt of fbe Irpe iadi-
cations If Al TINS popular feeling, We buvs
IN apprehension, founded an expert
.-nce, ID trs power Of the Democratic par
" 5ur lriarhisI, when unite6, md Oh the
+nuTII.F with which IT'S hostile wings can
n. urnnEh1 ID embrace each pthsr in my
ona CRUISE where nothing buI principles
end giis6geB keep them npErt. See, fUrs-
mns. IN the Breckinridge ranks, the men
who in 1913 FwDre .ets.rnAi hostility 10 the
58yuEst5 thH. Ihey are now struggling to
force IN che country. Sea how the tuste
tOI BulCSY III even Lux fSAs6hSAuH u -: GIAA
open the advantages, The mDral necessity,
of 1he propagation uf slavery ID thu eyes
of men vino few years ago were hlmos,
realty IN strike hands with Garrison
Soe IN New York the parties denouncing
each u1ier with AL the bitterness that is
known L. political warfare. and YET Rp-
pointing committees 10 see # they cannot
unite on ticket, une-haif of which each
has -enusteElr pronounced worse than Re
pnhlicAn.
There is NJ doubt that the Republicans
have the great elements Of success; good
cause, unezcepsinnnble candidates, and the
popular frEor. let we shall mike a great,
perhaps fatal misteke, if We rely upon
these, and omit the efforts which are al
ways necessary 10 political success. We
onghf 10 work ns though tbe retuli
were doubtful in every STATE; ne Ougtt -
piie ND the majority as high as ,..,srst, -,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
AmhrotInes. Phetogranhs, Ia.

DEowGk 1hAf daIy ahtre stn:l, lris wei
known superior pictures which is II sailing nj
Err4rSiy rssfnced lIrIcts- 1ur short s.n't.
BGinE FUZZY determined IiI,tJ Ittjt;y IN the .fy
SHAH :ndGr st, li1R and 3t.SITc
1skr 1.titer IisfasESs riKn ,lsrIIird rir
where. ci;srre nUcliinS Ter them
TIE pssiIir VIII remember t,CE five !rEir:i,Fr Ere.e
awarded IL " yke6- fur hest pictures % -r vSri,lu-
kinds aud - sites. the late Fair the 1HiNsIf.
TiT-e wishing IdCrures snuuG cn Ot.]N II the
ss l,sAii'is- make I-rviuus arEEEsn.altE 10
TreVrlil lOIiG aeliv- j. ". WEEF.S
fes1O M lsa Main 81. ..rou, ID =As IiR'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

PANS Fashions for August tell US tina,
striped dresses arc much in vogue of late
no longer tile old style of horizontal
stripes, but almost universally pcrpen1ic"'
lar ones which produce a pleasing effect
upon dresses with aounces, as thew thus
O.end more gracefully with the ensemble
2? the robe. Bonnets are less porteD,o..
Ia 5u .1l decoration; fewer flowers are worn
ana those somewhat ncgligcntIy. 'V'u'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

THE Treasurer of Amherst College has
lately received from Mr. Daniel Sears, of
Boston, heretofore liberal benefactor OF
tho College, small aud carefully sealed
hoz' with the instruction that 1t is no, to
be opened forope hundred years, on pain
of forfeiture of the gift which it con-.
t"ins' Speculation is at fault as to the
contents and the reason for the accompany.
ing condition. The shrcwdest guess is
that the box holds deeds of real estate IN
Boston, nov under lease for one hundred
years, but then to DO transferred to the
College. But let us be patient till 1850
and then We shall all know, says tho
Springfield Repuplicdn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

- Iflenot TepIird, .Elhut is
"ot YOU look out. you arc after &ie :gesu-
'orsh1 No gentlemen. ssid he, II um
gftey' hs'zer y9tt,e. The Uattie Of 1860 is
worth hundred Of this! From tue dsy
Mr.. Douglas promulgated his doctrine or
"unirientiiy Legislation to save himseH in
illinois, he was doomed man ia Nil the
South, and the "bstiIs in 1860 was won
for the Republicans, though Mr.. Lincoln
oi course could not know that he Was W be
their gallant leader.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

oALlFoRHrA ZOE LIKcoLN-The Overland
Mail brings intelligence which transfers
California from the Democratic column to
the phaIanx Of Republican States. The
Breckenridge and Douglas factions will d.
vide the Democratic vote nearly equally,
and Lincoln will, doubtless, have n LARGE
majority over either. Add four In tSe
Republican electoral vote! " ''e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

AnoHnIs"op IIUonxs has caused the work
on the great Cathedral in New York to be
suspended, He intimates a scarcity ~
Innas' but is confident that plenty will he
lie thinks that it win do no
harm to let the walls season while be-
fore further progress on the building.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

THE streets ofParis will soon be lighted
in " manner that must make The night an
pear even brighter than the day. The
numbers Of each house and the plates in
dtcating the several streets are 10 be illu.
minated BY as many gas burners, the
gllpmeF Of which, By means of reflective
mirrors will be tripled. The expenses Of
1e,s dazzling light, paid by the proprietors,
Viii smopat annually to one dollar and =
half 4 bouee. - ''''N :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

TuE oepsds-taker in Li.chfeld, Conn.
nau a sharp controversy the other day with
leaE ofan uncertain ngO, who refused n
answer as to her years. The matter was
hnally compromised BY an agreement on
her part to send the desired informo,;on ~ -
ms The census man is still waftin" ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

TEE Original Medicine Established in 1897. and r
ErtcIe Uf The kind introduced unds; the
Of 1FPU1MnNlc WKFERE,'' in This or Ruy uther
cry; al uthsr Pulmnnir WATERS cOu1terfeitE.
The genuine be known tyy The 1HIns BRIAN
being stamped OIL each WAFER.
BEIAN'B 4'U1MUN1r WATERs
RelievE Coughs. Colds Snre Throat. HUErBcnesk.
BEIG ANS PuIAnS1c WXFEEs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis. Difficult BreEthiIE-
BREAS's PrLMuE1C WKREEs
Relieve Splitting uI BlOVd Pains IL the Chest.
BEIAH's PuIusHIc EAPEIs
Relieve 1ncipieut Consumption Lung Discusses
EErAN's Pr1MoX1C TAPEEs
Relieve Irritation ID The UTuln ind Tunsils.
IsRIAN's Pr1NoN7r WEFERs
Relieve The above Cunlpluiuts in Ten Minutes
BRYAN'B Pr1AnN7U W1EERs
Are BLESSING 10 ell GLASSES nnd Constitutions
BErAN'E Pr11nSJC WAPEEs
Are ndapted fur VucAiiSts aud Public Speakers.
BEYGH's PBLMON1c WAPEEs
Are IN q Binple form and pleasant 10 the Taste
BRYAS's PrMuF1c WAPERE
Not only relisve, bun effect reld aud lasting Cures
BKYLNs PrL4pE1c WEBEEs
Are warranted 10 give sErihinution TO svary une-
Ne family ahuuld he without box of
BETGH's PuIAuK3C NATEIs
in the hUuse.
No traveller should be without supply Of
BEEEE's PI,INuSIC WAFREB
IL HE I'uckut.
NJ person win ever ui.jer: TO give fur
EExAE's PU1sOsuC WEPEES
TWeut S=tlEe CBntE.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, \. /
Sold in Nhseling 10y T. Il. LOGAN & co Knt
-'-> - -, -'>,'7-7' ----1- uuE4-eod DIV 1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
Public Sale of House and Lot

IN FILTON.
{ D. 40 AoND4Y. THE 10TH DAY OF September.
~ ieoo. Mt II O'Clock A. N, Al the front doIr ~
me Court House il the city of Wheeling shall sell
y public auction, to the highest binder that desirs
I41cE mouse ana premises iu the town Of FuIton
nov Deceased This sale ohers desirable prcIeFtv'
eec1al LOT one CONDUCTING the business Of a hutch
Circuit Court - UeSfee % the
TEh1's OF sAIE.-34oO ca,s down and the balance
"a. TWO eqnai payments at six and twelve 1nontbs
~ DeGot1able notes hearing interest and to he ~
snred By proper deed Of trust on tie premise,
N06" j. l. STiEEI,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

If pOttLlcAi ia
anuy answered
which Douglas
b him, AID had
his antagonist
collection. His
| public interro-
he bred Scott
rntriendy leg
efpre the dis
port, Mr. Lin
his intention
him to aoau-
they, IF you
will perceive
rec and effect
the terriiori-
IBG,"'s&fid
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

TWO girls, cousins, aged fifteen and six
teen, hung themselves in jackson county
Iowa, on account of loving the same man
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

DIR. JAS. MocLINTOCK,s pECTo-
RAJ sYKUP.-whe,s there is confirmed cough there
Is always great peril. 10 trae With any disease Of
fhs respiratory organs lie to court destruction Con-
sumption bronchitis, Dieurtsy, Isng-fersr Sc, II.
close behind cough aud the only sesety In sach
eases Consists IN immediate resort 10 Ibis grsa.
vegetable remedy. Price 4l.o9.
Sold by Lsughllns q Bushaeld, g Pupdsnbers,
Bridgeport, aud druggists generally. jy21
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
WIGS WIGS, w1cst
DR.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DR.. nDcI1NTock,S COLD 6coUCu
MIXTURE performs, in every instance, what was
promised when ii introduced. II eur... with
the same uriform certainty that lno.1ing disp.ls
night AL The varieties Of severe cold or ksrpss
ing cough and immediately re.iere4 influenza, hosrss
Hp7f' AND licking Of tis pslate Throat Price, u
Sold by LAUGuLISs HUgHFIELD, :. yUy-
ohNbhkG' Bridgeport, Gnd Drugyists Ssnvra1iy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

TC5TETC7z-Sfi -
:, a. Sterling, IlIs on Thursduy. the OIL tnst a.,
V1s =. BYE wife Of Mr.. Jonathan i've IN Ire
I. az sSs DIV"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
NOTICE,
Admlnistrator's Notice

A DM!NIsTRATlON De Bonis Non on the e.,,t.
~ OF William Han (the elderI deceased. having
DSch granted to the undersigned. all persons OufoS
Saia estate are required make payment to the un
ueLE.enea; and persons having claims against said
WIN present them, properly authenticated for
9sIe GEO. W. SIGHTS, =
-lylo Admnigtrnfnr q. kgnn,fr Az
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
W.AR BACHELORS HAIR DYE!

The Original and Best in the World!
All others ilnTtHtipna. and should BIZ uvoiG
ed. Il you wish q escape ridiruIe.
CRAY, RED ur 1;UsTT HAIR Dyed inr:nutly 70
beautiful and Natural Brown " Btnck, without in
jury 10 the Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS 1spve been
awarded to va. A. Ba7cuELur since 1882, and over
$1,000 applications hnve i'ren made to tue Hair Cd
the Patrons Of llis famous Dye.
MN. A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces =
--s=-aas- 10 distinguished frUm MIXTURE. and is
fenedied the Hair invsora;od f1r Life by tiir ,v,
did Dye.
Bold III ell cities and t"vns the United 6.atss ly
Druggists aud Fancy Goods De,.r,..
- The Genuine has the nam. sI,,i nddt,.ae urop
steel plate engraving four stdes If eucii s,vx Of
WILLIAM A BATCuELoH
ninL"-aG"1y IL Bond street. New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

p B''-''+''tS VI VII
apPearance on The stand, the Coa,o.eSs.a.
says ii caused QUE Of the post animated
and exciting scenes ever witnessed in Finh
street market space. The masses seemed
kndIspoSed TO cease swinging their hats
and shouting. DR.. nixon then introduced
tbs Kentucky hero Of free speech. when
the people got up nuOther scene and kept
1t up for some minutes. Mr. Clay had not
spoken more than live minutes, when the
Sixth Ward wids Awates broke in upon
the crowd and the uproar was revived
lie spoke fYe minutes more aud the Ger.
man Wards dep!oyed in heavy columns
IRON Main street into the plaza, when Mr..
Clay continued his remarks without furth-
sr interruption, excepting enthusiastic
cheers from the crowd"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
GRAND PRIZE CONCERT
To the MuSicaI PuhIir.

u ROBERTSON, WHO Is NOAY UNDER
~ the car: Of tht best teachers Of Music il, the
sa Wtl9 give notice that he intends to return 4.
clGaseE N--' ~ 4''9IAiHs KS
PRIVATE LESSONS viii be given in The rndj-
ihrts u nturic, AMI thorough INSTRUCTION il, liz
cultivation II The voice - ~ ''N "A t1is
Classes frr Children viii BE- organized. pvt;c. II
which will be given III due tirue AMI ~, ~
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Public School Notes
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
y WHEELING, / VIII soil Oh favorable terms nv
gek Of Er"cesiss End the lease III my store rdSr
" Astii1Et"a HAN The stock consists q Esisa4JS
goods in cxcelenr condition
sesHons DESTROYS u engaging il the business vii,
RuE1-2Wf GEORGE pA4-II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
Bryan's Tasteless Yermifuge.
Children dying right aud len
Mothers not ~ yet Gcren
Know thai worms more infants XIII
THAI each other mortal ill;
But the TEINIYUgE will save

4Vu4 Psle NuFlnIs If0ID tue grave
A2IHER, HAEE YovE CHOICE Shall III. r,siL5 AZ.
or tn" "O""Ef Remember, few doses Of 1;ry.u,s
T"Stelsse Vesnifugs viii destroy any number Of
worms, sad bring tlle,u away without pain. price
% eontS Bold by I.AUGHLINs BCSHFIELD.
=. FnndenberE Bridgeport and Druggist. generally.
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w. A. IuCRO
1861 FALL STYLE 1860.
SILK Fl a rs

NTE HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED r1Jy VG11
" style Of Gents Silk Hats. TO which we invite
ahe attention Of the pub ic /, is n Hat Surpasejna
anything heretofore introduced IN shane 6ni.S
aud beauty ri proportion. il d.fieS competition ana
as IN iae' he "besu ideal" Of Dress Hat Intro
uuceq @pd Tor sase Icy s. HARPER BRO where
Lnay Ht found the largest cheapest stock Of I,s
"nS SSye III the CITY ;. HARPER BRO.
4uS17 129 Main corDsr min
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
Mr.. LincOln's Foresight.

one q Nj. LrnrOlns eiographers relates
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15
DRY Goods. CI1eaD for Cash.

ATTEND TO YOUR INTERESTS.
John RoEMER Is NOW c,,snr.t,1x5
- 10 sell al Of his Stnck Of Summer tioaIs al al
Enos; an1 Price t. make for Fall S;u-k Al
persons wishing 70 bus snode cheap for casII ar. r.
spscifuiIF invited to call at No 3 Main a. GEM
''s'Si " iion and s sasS za,,,,, JOHN EoENkE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-15

FOR SALE
&c THE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
;SfsJ'niiT or separate. may te desired situate
21 the corner Of Chspline aud MarshalI streets
40: ~ hon addition provided with gas water etc
1nt one stHtE frame building rear Of SAID lot
=. the large brick Dwelling House, on west half Of
Io1 NO. zis' Centre Wheeling, provided with ras
water, etc. Price $500 6~77
,Sne lot IN Buena-ViEta- Churchill addition
E"FI Of lgf 1OG, west side Of Market Sounre
" e. o. an interest in steam mill situ-
,i ne 1rlck Dwellings situated in Marshall county
ho5 terms enquire AT the coTdAgs store Of Berry
Jc27-3n CuAs. II. BERRY.
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Boots d Shoes. Cheap for Cash

~ FITED call al.un al ~
JAS. W. ORR d cos Shoe Store.
where yon viii End all kinds Of Light Summer shoe.
~ heaTIF fnIf price 10 close out hummer stock
Please cell sooa At No 81 Main 81: Centre wheeling
J. W. OH & co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11
1late1tt Ofitr Ageurp.

UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
nATENT OEFIOE AGENCY 0P'
1900 Wsddoll House, Bank street, Cleveland. o.
rTpRTpaR IpY2fisn gBHU BEAEAap'
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face aud dreamy blue eyes, speeding galy
through the apartments or seating herself by
tie piano, her ieWeled fingers passing lightly
over the notes, aud her voice uniting with the
strains, fascinated many; the other, the picture
Of health, the jetty curls encifeling her hnely
moulded shoulders, seemed more modest and
diqnifed, yet, though she spoke but seldom,
wit sparkled In her dark eye and played on her
finely cut lips, and her words were heart
cheering, and gladdening to all. There, too,
among the rest, was Clement Ambrose, dignih~
ed, vet graceful and courteous, his fine features
besming with intelligence and true nobility.
But the evening passed away; and while the
summer days wele passing, Mr.. Ambrose found
himself an ever welcomed visitor among old
scquaintancss in the village, ever gladly greet
/ ed by young and old, rich and poor. Bright
/ eyes twinkled before him everywhere-pretty
faces were scattered over the scenes OF his Wis.
| ion-and, not tho least. white fingers played
before his eye-but being sensible young man,
be was not TO be won by appearances. II at
first the charming and gay Clara Melville, while
she lightly touched hor piano, with delicate
| fingers, OF laughed in the gIee Of her youthful
! fancy, had filled his eye, the scene vanished
like dream before the modest and true hearted
Nora. The one would bring him jewels and
gold, the other wealth untold Of the jewels
Of mind-the one would afford him few hours
gay recreation, the other might gladden. his
lifetime with ever increasing joy. When, with
light step, the gentle Nora accomplished so
msny a task, gliding with graceful motion from
one object to another, mingling with her duties
The songs of her sweet voice, which gushsd
forth like the meodious music Of her heart, It
was not long before he knew what hands would
best adorn his parlor,-what hands would most
neatly arrange his kitohen,--what delieats
fingers would best smooth his life's pathway
and ere long "Our Nora" was the bride of Glenn
ent Ambrose.
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Concluded to ntOryOl0. ]

HUxANIFY At DIscoUNT.-Capt. Agis, the
tailor who endeared himself to the hearts Of
the humane everywhere, by mingling some
grains of humanity in his dealings With John
Brown and others, while prisoners under his
charge, is about to suffer for his kindness Of
heart. Upon presenting his bill for eutlays in
the matter of fuel, light, &c, to the Auditor Of
Public Accounts, he had the modification Of
seeing that bill rejected Strange 70 say, the
bills were for expenses incurred Ior the benefit
of the Jail guard having in charge the prisoners.
Virginia has tens of thousands TO bestoW upon
the folly of Gov. Wise, but not one cent for
necessary expenses :ncurrsd:-NslSark AdVsT-
tiseT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11
Gnpropers.
sngTavinE and LlIhOgTaphsng.

engraving and LAthOgraPhsng'
DRAINERD & BURRIDGE,WOOD
ID EN0RAYERs AND LITHOGRPHERs Bank
Street. Cleveland, o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
4, FiecfTo Plater Door Platter sna Manufactor-uor-
~ u Ontario and Prospect ss up saiTsl Cleveland %
4; prsnared 10 rep Spoons, FORKS Caftorg &C. and
1.Fe fhe1n equal % Door Trimmings furuishs or
Pisfsd 10 order Bell Hangng promptly attended To- and
prices reasonable Jilz1dtib
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINrIN

r-Pain an ornamental printing Of every description
aono a the p nting Establishment OF tho LEkDER ONCE,
on the latest improved and mos, rapid Steam Presses in
s best styl on short notice. and reasonable rstel
Particular MI ention paid to blank work Every eescrp
ton Of Binding DONE especially Blank Books, LEDGER
Journals sales Books. Receiving Books, &C. Sn.
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Drutistr.
DENTISTRY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
>1TD mE CTpu ApE G0


IN vo>UR TEETH ARE GOOD,
IL, towing lines II your teeth are bad read
= Ieaa tAa 10 - II you have teeth At all lisp
Lem "lsa great ca Vhhiej IN the Streets in the social
iaet thhi isi daily by the kuRblsst peasant and the
circle and IN the parloT a.. Of Drrsops lose rood
pfoaaest aaioofal Is 'hai timely aid Of good and
cts Of teeth Tor the want OF th or operation is in many
kiful dentist. poor and infer taeth are good have
eases worse thsn apae at all II you. ~ order.
hen examined by good dentist aad k rspaiTed the
poor no time should be lost but have the says the
sooner ts bster, and escape that which Bur- sh s0d
ueli Of al diseases. All irregularities Oi the u
attended 70 an childhOnd aud youth. - UHvit-
AL persons desifuus Of no dental operations ven
ed 70 eau e. my room whore particular attention
10 the preservation OF the natural teeth, where ths
q A A-TrEn nOH ITE
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THR PARTY.

The brilliant halls we're lighted in the spa
cious mansion Of Col. Melville, and merry
voices were gaily ringing there, for pleasant
company were gathered for an evening social .al
gay with youthful life and animation. Among
the group we easily recognize onr friends Clara
and Nora. It were difficult to tell which Of
the two was the belle on this occasion. Both
were beautiful, but the former, with psle, white
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Boarding..

DOARD lNGH HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
,s taken the fne Boarding House No. 30 Supt aior
s. whj IL ss heen newly fitted up and is now open for
the reception Of buard-ra gzl-.t5-
DOARDING.-Ehe House No. "a
ID pub1ie SQUARE snd py tle Stone Church --onn OF
~ locat IN the cityshas been thotoq ny
T5sed and q now open for Borders Families W ~ 1ns
70 iirb own rooms ho accOmmrdlted with tIgf
and Convenient rooms snd bea-rooms and Single
aud Day Boardess will hnd good On reu
nBr5lsIsP 5ss m M is'en''' t'''A sW BURRIT r.
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6Otels,
DUMAS

N 6IIasT Street bstgesz 4 and sh. CfNc1NEATI, OH
This old and well established Hotel has been recent "
reftted superior style and is unsurpassed by py
Hotel Of its class in America.
Tho propTieOr from his Ion experience in this city IL
and elsewhere feels confident that his adVantHg
others viii tim entire success, and he
faTurabY known TO this community anticipates full
efpuhiie patronage. ALEX. SHUMATIs
spr29Es PronIis tdr.
MANHATTAN H0TEL-NOs. 3, 8
INl Tand Murray street. I'd door from Broad way oI
ositetho Park New York. Higgins Fling, PFC prie.pr
Huggins, late Of Pear Street House .BoEttu H {. Pin
Fu7f.1 HTa-s WaFN - u
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Gtmamttal.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

DRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
II J from IS upwards n England and France, and
m the pr1ncinal Crs Of Germany. On Frankfort Ber-
In Vinaa Lipzig, NurimbeTg Cassel, Cologne, Ham
lurgh Bremen. Stutts art. Mannhem and Prague. For
srle bv mrl2 RETTBERG HAUSMANN-
M1O-0O0 MONEY ADVANIC-
stand aud we'll known WAGNER,S OFFICE-on secEri-
ios OF eTerv kind viz Dry Goods Hardware, Cold Oh
SILVER Plate. Watches. Dismonds, Jewelry, Fire arr as
Cl0thng, Furniture Carpe's amos Mirrors, Pantin s.
General asruhai disc and Personal property and artc les
u value the most satisfactory Business stre tY
-rvais Established 1851 Watches and Jewely for sale
~ bargains
WM. WAGNER, Once No. s. Water St.
Corner Superior st. Csc. A Davis Co.'S Clothing
Store
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1emfIrp & 9ilper 1Oare,

TVERY ONE WARRANTED. -
II or those American watches Just received new
'Isiz fsb2 ''''- '-' cowLEs CO. weddsl House.
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BniI0frs & Arrbitefts.

BROOKS S. G. & E. W., BUILD
TVe Also daRufaetursrs Of DooTs, Blindf, sash
BrsEets thd al kinds Of ScTollsaing and Gothic NoIA
tif 7ttau paid Fitting-I p st1res. EBrlory on
SiSi-st nFaI Centre Block Cleveland O. nole-e9l