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Last Nights Report.
BY THE FULTON,

CApE RACE, Oct. %.
Victor Emanual entered Naples ON the l'Ih'-
He had already entered the Neapoil'ali 'O"H Vi
Guilannova amid enthusiasm
Mazzine has refused 10 leave Naples
me Diplouiatists at Gaeta had protested against
the Decree relative TO Milan, alid al tlle "t0ls
sadOrs had signed It.
Gen. Guyon had re-occupied NtterOo.
Three new forts, armed with riiled cannon had
baen completed between Sido and Malamocteo'
s,,d ne arT5naucnts ON the whole of the Venetian
shore are being renewed and connected with an
electric battery. a.. -.
The vote on the question Of annexation 10
Piedmont is 20 be taken in sicily Oct. list ,
II WAS asserted that great CONSERVATION preNall
ed among the Turin Cabinet IN consequence OF
the Russian and Prussian Ambassadors having
remitted formal protests against lhe oafulhiAh
invasion of the kingdom OF Naples. ,,.
me Russian Ambassador will demand ms pass
ports if no regard is paid TO the protest.
Advices from China state that the allled troops
reached the Peiho Aug. 1st, and established eahp ps
they foSnd the northern aud southern forts
evacuated and attacked the Tartar cUast on tue
I2th The Chinese hed in disorder.
At the departure of the mail the allies WeIe
opposite the Taku forts, where the Chinese were
The grand attack was to take place on August
The Rebels attacked Shanghai Aug. 18th, and
were repulsed-
Trade was stopped. . .
The tult0u mas ~ seASSto anu 'eN ---e
cargo. She experienced continuation Of severe
gales since leaving Southampton.
LoNDoN MONEY MkRKET.-Ih ne was better
demand for Illinois Central ard New YORK ana
Erie X r securieties.
Provision MARKETs.-Sugar and COltee quiet
Rice, Saltpetre and TallOw steady.
Liverpool Breads tutis-N akeheld, Noyce q
Co. Richardson, spence Co. ana DINERS re
port -four dull and 6d lower Tor some description,
of American, which was quoted At the range D!
2Ss1SU and G.
Wheat. firm and advanced liG2d, rticllIrly
for red western, which was quoted al ilS6G IN,
white southern Il.
Corn Quies Mixed and yellow s6G655S7- white
Liverpool Provisions-9Iarket gener,i'y quiet
The circulars report beef dull.
Pork dull.
Bacon steady,
Lard quiet -
quote at 54d56S6.
Produce Market-Rosin dull; common At 5S4
65&6.
spirits Turpentine firm at3lS6.
Sugar steady.
Rice quiet
Coffee quiet.
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NEW YORK nLARKET-OCT. %.


FLOUR-Exhibits a little more activity. but
prices generally withOnl striking change. Holders
are dosposed 10 realize. Market CLOSED dull
sales we're 2l,Ou bbs, at S5,z9ltS1 ior super-
ne state; Sil0G5,45 for extra stNtei s5,25539 for
super due western, S5456157u for common 20 medium
70 extra western; 5705,l5 for shipping brands eX-
~ round hOoped Ohio.
CANADIAN FL0UR-In scarce supply with
Light demand at rather easier price. Sales are 80
06ls at s., ,75ig7, 80 for common to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Qniet and steady with small sales
S3,5OaS435 common to choice superine.
CORN MEAL-Dull and unchanged. Sales $50
WIIskY2MS dull with trihing sales at
WHEAT Market opened steady but under the
more favorable adyices by the Asia and teegraphlc
accounts by the Fulton the market closed e per ou
higher, with pretty good demand for export. sales
are winter red western at 81 ,32Gl34; white Michl-
gan at SI44@gl,57; Milwaukee club at l,Z39l, ,25
white Kentucky gt q 81 q q yif siifornia o6
private terms; aud red state at 81 ,299l,9O.
RYE-Quiet at 7S0SOc for western and northern
BAlLLEY-HOre active at easier prices with
sales OF 5IOO1 bush at I319c for Canadi Vest slc
for Canada East, and 72d74c for state.
CORN-WIthout striking change and the demand
is quite moderate Sal, 67,OdO bush mixed Wes-
tern at 69c atoat aud 7Oc in store.
OATS-Only in limited demand at about previous
prices. sales at 355S95s52c western CanadlaA anu
PORK-MarEet firm with a fair demand Sales
are 100 bbs Sl9,O6 for mess; Sli,37Gli5Ot2r prime
BEEE-Market quiet and steady. sales are Jo
bbls at So 754,2 % for country prime S5,uol = lUt
country mess S6Gg95O for repackcd NESS Slo'Jlsll
PRIME MEss BFEF-Duu and UNCHANGED.
BEEF n AAIS-QUiet and steady. small sales at
CUT hfEATS-Firm, with small sales of 100
packages picked hams at llac, and 100 green hams
LARD-sIarket dull aud unchanged Sales are
II BUTTER wv Z B' Selling at u@l5O for Ohio; l6a2o
CHEESE Steady at sz@uo.
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ARRESTED.

NEW ORk, UCI. =.
II Marshal Rvnders has been arrested for
an alleged assault on Lewis Tappan and grand
sou.
r. NJ. Whitlock well known merchant was
seriously injured the other day by beng crushed
befvree1 a freight car and the walls Of the depot
on Center street -,
Daniel b. Brown attempted suicide last night
by thoUing himself in front of locomotive on
tile Harlem Road in the upper part OF the clly'
He was thrown OIL by the COW catcher, but was
seriously hurt Ii had recently lost daughter.
A letter from Marilla, July 18th, reports AN
American ship taken in charge by the authotl
ties of the northern end of the Island The crew
had uutinied wounded the captain and confined
him. His wife and officers aud three persons
were killed on board and several wounded. Inc
vessel is presumed TO be one of the British char
tered TRANSPORTS.
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sflEdifinea.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO.
III MEH.-Read notices in the Tribune siuee Dec.

II EALTH OF AMERICAN W.O.
III MEH--Read notices in the Tribune siuee Dec.
from hls IEEossileney JAMES D, WEsCQTT, Gov
ernof Of kloriiaf and member Of the U. s. celaies
t'fOr upward Of twenty-five years I was afflicted
with disease in my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent in the country failed 10 cure but
which yielded In most satisfactory manner to the
raedsnberg Remedies. cUnscieutfougiV avise thar
use. JAS. d. WEsTCOTE
NEN 1ORE, Eebruary, 1859.
DR. J. T. BRIDqE-Dear Sir: Some two vsars ago
An Intimate female friend had been suffering from
failing OF the womb, whites and deranged menEtru-
Atom together with the attending symptoms <,
Clearly described IN your advertisements and pam
phists She had the very best medical skill IN this
CITY TN entirely prOstrated and her physician finally
told her that he thought her life might possibly BE-
prolonged a little longer u1-dor the most !udicOus
treatment For two weeks alter that she co.'s tnued
to sink, when / came into your Office a. the Grae-
fanberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms. As you was confident Of the Graeienbe
Marshals CatholcOn, IN relieving her she dscharg-
ed an the physicians al t-ied II, though doubling
w. PrOvidsntally it T. h9 4ed her quickly, and i've
bottles entirely cured sincs then, for near two
years there has not been any recurrence Of the com
nlafnt, and she Il IS strong active and healthy
Hhsn a young grl. JhO. h. Bk1GGs
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9slFdifimfs.
ur,a WHAT rHE PEOPLE SAY.

NE undersigned having used Professor nv ", ",
priPFya' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN aur families with the most satisfactory ,eso' ~
~ ,ing mn confidence IN their genuineness, purify
,4J se8rarv eheerhilly recommend then 70 81 per
sar. ebo silh 70 have safe, reliable and enleaelnu'
Tsn3ees At hand tor private Or domestic use
Fhe Rev WIN. IiosmeT' editor o. o. "s ~ w..
m ln.'e n ps,tor IN 81 Peters Church, Auhurn, n
~ ~ - IVES Chaplain Of he Auburn state
Pran the Rev Spencer Res Rse,@' oss Ss~ SeI ss,
forl, Mass, the Rev Aiisn slSsii fs,.. Con
ssr,.ncs ,sr,-s the Rev Pratt, Dorset, " ne
-, J1,,,r p R,bIr. Buaaio, A llarl. E'q nca'
NY the Hon Neal Dow, Portland Ne uls -. ~,
sh,Tviar CoIf.x souih- BEND, iud The i"n .leo'.e
f1J fT..lJ -. \ v Henry B Cook, ESQ.,, Editor OF
he a Ohio state Journal, Columbus, Ohio tlr ii'i
GrHha,n. Moline, M thr Hon Fn"inAs :
Ci.ass, Monticello Pla. the Hon; ;,. JosePs
TTgrs \ Y WIN Bristol, E-q, UucA, n l. .
pond Eso Utlca, n. Z James PiunSeii' E'q N"sn
vile Tenn
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John Green, defendant. }
THESAID JOHN GREEN WILL
take notice that on the lJth day Of October, A.
- lSfn. II summons and an order Of attachment
issued Oy G. IA. Benham Justice OF the Peace Of
Jlsv-land, CuyahOga county, Ohio, for the sum VI
So 50 lou dollars ia laVor Oi said Plaintiff, and lhat
said action Wit be Zoe hearing before said Justice at
. o'clock !. IL, NOveulber 26th, lsfO.
JAMES NJ. JONES,
Cleveland Oct 17.3ns plt'Qs AttiV.
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Vs.
John Green, defend4n
THE SAID JOhl
take notice that On fh
u. le6O, a summons and an q
issued by q. Il. Benuam, Il
Cleveland, CuyahOga couutl
Sl2 % in favor ofsaid pli.int
will be for hearing before Sd
NJ, November 10Th, lS6O.
Cleveland, Oct. 1888
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hnpTvAI OF THE BUTTON.

Ctrs RACB, Oct. 2S, VIA SAoNNiLLt -
The stes!bship Fulton, Capt Walton, nn',l, noln
Havre aud Southampton 18th inst pasJI passJ -. ,
r ace at 8 A. NJ, Sunday and was oo"fuoN o' ''''
Niss Her new three days later than by the Asia
AZ TSe Ss" s,eSa,.hir, Teutonia, Auglo Saxon and
Adriatic had a7Iivet out l., d, -,,,,,,.,l
Tf4 Neapoiifau Princes had orueftu teue""i
Of the attack ca the Garibaldians ....,..,.
II was -sseited that there was great eons.etna
tion among tlie Cabinet of Turin in consequence
~ ne Russian and Prussian Ambassadors having
Semifted formal protest against the sardinia ih'a
sion OF Naples. a.. .,,,... ,,,,
attacked the Tartar ca'up, aud that the thlhyse
bed id in disorder he grand attack on the
Tartar iorts would take place ON the fifteenth o'
TRe Liverpool Cotton Market had declining
tendency and prices OF American descriptions
were I-i6s9l Sd per 10 higher than at the depart
ure Of the Asia.
Flour had declining tendency
Wheat had an upward tendency, and prices hHu
slightly advanced ON some descriptions
Corn was quiet
Provisions quiet
Consols O. 1ie25a.
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THE AMERICAN
PHoToGRAPHIC PORCELAIN Co.,
M -, rnnAnwAY. NrW YORK.

PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN w.
NO. ISL BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
SECURED THEIR
novel and ingenious invention by American |
lad European patents, are fully prepared to execute
MINIATURE LIKENE,sEs OF PERSONS ON |
CHINA,
tina, ,,i the attractive and advantageous iea-
inrrs of ordinary photographs, the briIihhvy anu
hnish OF wator color drawing, ana hIInSi,o Tn-
intprshHhc a. the natural properties oi the hrtleeH
up5n which they are transferred. -,,
A. the pslentrd process OF the company enAiHiva i
the rcproiuctlOn of Photographic not Only on piah
surfaces but upon such arc round OF ol hlly uo
win fnutlsss accuracy, and dricry OF delineatlnh
upun Porcelain wares OF auy dcscIlpl a ttn
lions used as articles OF luxury OF Oi housooi' "'i
uRNs, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS, TOILET
ARTICLES, &C;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and sxquitite style oi ornahIeh aoh vi i'l
In orT 10 furnish facilities for the qualification
Of the popular aste and To meet the wants OF mos
patrons Of the Fine Arts desiring ol having polata
ON Porcelain, the Company have imported nom Eu-
rope a collection of superior porcelain goods mAhu
fctured TO their order, which they sell at Cost
A. the American Company are owners OF the pa
tent right and consequently the only persons a9-
thorzed to use the process, they have determined
In Order to Afford -
PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNION
an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA,
t make the following proposition 70 residents in the
Couufry who are unable 10 visit personally the
Atelier and Galleries in New York.
Persois sending a photograph ambrotype, OF ga
guerreotyps to the Office Of the Company IN Ne"
Norks, accom- panied 10y
FIVE DOLLARS,
will receive in return by express, free OF other
charge a richly Ornamentcd
BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER,
with the portrait transferred thereon. BY transmit
ing daguerrcutype and
TEN DOLLARS,
they will secure In like manner,
A HANDSOME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET .
ARTICLE,
with tho portrait reproduced by the patented pro-
cess BY sending pair Of dnguerreotypes and
FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
they will receive in return
APAIR OF RICH SEVRES VASES,
with the portraits executed equal miniature paint
iugs aud, in like manner, portraits can Dc repro
/ duccd on porcelain wares or
VASES OF EVERY QUALITY OF FINISH,
ranging in price from
/ TWENTY TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS THE
! PAIR.
n. BE particular in writing the address, town.
! county and State disticutly.
All letters TO he addressed to manager American
Photographic Porcelain Co.." 73l Broadway, New
YORK ocIlS.9lo
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11sr or spEo1Fro REslgpIks

D., gsv.r Congestion and Inflammation.
NJ 2-For Worm Fever, Worm Collie "eiuns us
S'S No. s-For Colo, Crying, Teeihlns, and WaEefa'
Os No q 4mFor leli Darrha, Cholera InaHiu and sum
@f5 No sPFoT Cole, Clippings Dyseniery, or Bloody
fi9T, To s-For Cholera. Cholera MOrbus, Vomiting
No T-Por Coughs, Colds, Influenza, ana s''s
lnJoAs No. s-Vor Too,h-acte Facs-achs and rarai-i'
10. e.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and fl''H''-
ness OF Head. y--,p..,, an, r,.,,r,,,l
s,orlzch. Constipation aud Liver Complaint
No Ii'-FoR FENALE IEREsULAR1IEs, scan'y' Pain
fll, or SUPPRESSED Perinas 49, -
No f2-Fnr LsucorThea. Pf0ilse hens17' so
N, i3-For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathlig-
NJ i4-s,Lr RHEuM PlLLs-F0r Erysipeh's, Ernp
lions, Pimpies on the Face ,...
No 15-RHEuMATtg PILis-F0r pam, IAineu7'a
-. a. so-.r,.s. In tbe Chest Back, Ioins, or Limbs
R%For Fever am Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb AEns'
Old Msmanaged Agnes. -, ,- q
P.-For Piles, Blind or Bleeding io'erhAi W -
O-For Sore. Weak, or Iniamed Eyes and ~ ei''s'
Failing Weak, or Blurred sight, ..,-
O-For Catarrh, OF long staining or '1e''-'' 1-
Nth obstruction or proiIse disehar-r t-,
W. C-For Wuoopius Cough a''''inK IT, ''''7--s
and shofteuilE IFS course
/ clncs act Ike charm The entire disease IA omen
arrested Al once and IN all cases the violence Of Tie
attack L. moderate le ulstasc beuet e4i-
/ dered lefs dangerous
Coughs and Colds which are Of such frequent 90
! currence, and which often lay The foundation Of
diseased lungs, brOnclitia, and consumption, may 81
] be Al olee cured By the Fever and Cough PiA
In al chrouc Diseases such ss Dyupepsis, Weak
Stomach Constipation, Llves Complhinta, Piles, 20
! male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaches
Sore OF Weak Eyes, Catarrh, Salt Rheum, and other
old erupdons the bss specifies whose proper ap-
picatou will afford . cure 10 alm0si every instance
Often the cure Of s single chronic difficulty, such as
| Dyspepsia, Piles CAtArrh, Headache Or Female
weakness has more than paid for Ihe case Ten umss
| sVsE.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHUNING
J RAILROAD.-lp1E liable No. IS.
To take effect on AMER Thursday February TO- 1859.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland to Trains leave. YOUNGSTOWN TO
Youngstown. Cleveland
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OsWEGO AIARKET-OCT. %.
TRT TFIEGn ApH-1

FLOUR-Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Ths market opened dull and heavy,
but closed frm with good milling demand Sales
are 100 bush No. Bhicago spring at Sl,O519 l47OJ
bun No. - Milwaudee cub at Sl,Oo, and l2zO bush
do on private Terms.
RYE-Quet.
0ATS-Quiet
CANAL FIR REIGHTS-Stoady. Flour 49c; lsc
on Wheat; Corn lie, 10 New York. -
LAKE IWPDRTS-I79O0O bush wheat; 1880
bush cOrn; 5qOO0 bush barley; 600O bush rye.
CANAL EXPORTS-9j0ll bush wheat; llJo
bush corn; 33SOO bush barley 800 bush rye.
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TBV TELEGRAPH !

IBT TELEGRAPH.l
FLOuR-null and unchanged.
NVHEAT-Iull and dropping. Sales are 1900 bu
No. ; Chicago spring al Sl,Ol@lO2; 1900 bush red
CORN-Buil sales are 1000 bush at 50 cents.
OATS-Steady. Sales are 1900 at 27i5c.
Other gains quiet and no sales.
NUTSK X--Steady at 2lc.
CANAL FREIGHTS-l9c on WI at; l7c on
corn 20 New YORK.
LAKE lNlPORTS-l4O0Ob bbls Hour ZlSJ0 bush
wheat; SOU bush corn.
bush corn
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NOTICE.


A SA MAHAN, OF ADRIAN, IN
~ the State OF Michigan, W II take notice mat
1-,S, Oh h Hartwel Of II GATHERINGS, Canada rest,
lid ON the 9th da OF October, A. ID. lstO ME his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas oi tue cOun
Il Of Cuyahuga, in the state U Onlo against sllis
5 stone, Mar aretta Stone, Asa Mahan, and " m
Z. North, defendants, praying that certain ltnHsi
situate Brooklyn township, in said cou " Of Guy
ahoga, and known lots 63, 62i, 625 go b4I 6io,
being part of lot No 81 in said Brooklyn township,
may be sold TO satisfy "A certain NOR gage gwen as
securitYor the paym mt Of five prOmissOry notes IOT
interest made by Silas 5. StOue to Asa 1iahanl da-
ted May lst, 1856 and payable in one, two, three,
four aud five years after date, which notes ana mort
gage were assigned by said Asa Mahan to said WIn.
O. North and BY said VIM. T.. North 10 the plaintiff,
Joseph X. HaTtwgl
The said Asa Mahan is required to appear and ans
wer said petition on or before the Sth day OF Decem-
ber 1851 X P. SPALDING,
octg3.3I2 Atty for Plaintiff.
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T7VIHE MI B \ SAID JOHN GREEN WIFI

L. T. stevenson, plaintiff,
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- 1850. - -.

DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
STEAMERS
OUFAN. MAY QUEEN,
CAPTAIN K. g. EvAss, Captain L. K. NlGERi
WIN form a Daily Line between
CLEYELAND AND DETROIT.
The coming season ono Of the above boats viii
lave Cleveland every evening, (Sunpays excepted
at O'Clock, connecting next morning at DetrOlt
with the
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
cor Jackson, Chicago, ST. Paul, Marshall, MIWau-
zee, Burlington, kalamazoo, Fond du Lag quincy,
Niles, La Crosse st. Joseph, Mich CltyI LLtle ~
lhisn, Iowa City. Also, with steamers l0I SAGi-
Jaw and the DETROIT AND MlLWAVhEL
iAILROAD.
s5J@ Freights contracted through to the above
lamed points AT the lowest possible rates
care One Dollar less than by any other Route.
$50 Detroit Passengers by taxing this Route save
10 miles railroad travel.
Ea5- ii kets can be obtained at all the principal
iioket { dices, also at the Union Ticket Office, D.
Horton, Agent, Superior street, Cleveland OF AT the
Office Of the Line on the Dock. rr,,rCr
mayIiRIO General Agent, Cleveland, Ohio.
New AND RELIABLE FREIGHT ROUTE.
EAST.
BALTIMORE d OHIO AND CLEVELAND
PITTSBURGH RAILROADS.
Through Receipts ana Prompt OetiUertes 6y
THIS ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
philadelphia, New York, Boston and PrOyi-
dence. Also, 10 Richmond, Charleston aud Savannah.
No drayage, aud but one transfer to Baltimore
or Philadelphia, and but two transfers
to either Of the other points
Bas-Rases as low as by any other Route, ga
Contracts made also, for freights from any Of the
d. STLIIyAS NJ E5s JG9HS cAREIsFE a EEs4 E.
b. q U. r. X. Cleveland, OAlo.
September lS6O.
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ATTENTION SHIPPERS !

.S.iis....iis..s !!.:ssE:izl .:.....;.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF THE PROBATE LOUKT.-Ou the
Iyh day OF NJyemb r, iosU, at clock IN the alter
moon, at the door OF The Court House in Cleveland,
CuyahOgi county, Ohio will be sold 10 the highest
Oudcr, by OF the Probate Court the following
ceased, 10 wit:
Being part of lot No in 'he township Of Brook
lyu, the county Of CuyahUga, and State Of ohio,
aud bounded follows: beginning in the centre OF
the Brecskvle ROAD adi dining land owned by Mano-
RS Akin, theme 4Uo aud ~ west chains To "a
stone; thence south 4 and 5-lO0 chains to a posi-;
thence east aud 92ltO chains; tltnce and 81
lu0 chains to post; thence North 40' and ~ 8nd
" alUO chains TO the centre of the said Brecksvle
road, thence north 45' vest along ths centre Of the
road and 35-lUO chains TO the place Of beginning,
containing and three-els shths acres OF land WITH
he appurtenances thereto belonging. Appraised al
SoUu
Terms Of sae-One third in ten days from day Of
sale; aud the balance in and two years, with in
tsrcst, secured by mortgage On said premises.
SAMUEL STOREk, Administrator
of Carlos PiersOu, deceased.
b. Il. Beayis, Atty. OetIS.5lU
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Melmines.

sents TO the attention Ot MOtherss her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
which greatly facilitates the process OF teethng by
sOftening the gums, reducing all
allay ALL PALS and sp9smodic action, ana Is sure
To REGULATE THE BON Els
Depend upon it, mothers, will give rest 10 your
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE NND
rRU III of what We have never oggn aye 70 ny "a
SINGLE INSrANCETO TO EFFECT A CU RE when
timely used. Ne7er did We know an instance OF as
satisfaction by any who used it. On the CONTRA
ry all delighted with its operations, and speak N
terms of commendatiOn Of the magical effects ana
medical virtues We speak IN this matter W nal .5
" E Do KNOW after ten years experience, anu
pledge our reputation for the fuillment Of what We
here declare. la almost every instance where me
infant is suffering from pain and eXhau-tOus RELIEF
will be iound in ntteen VI twenty minutes alter the
syrup is administered
one Of the most Experienced and Skiiiul Nurses IN
New England, and has been used with Neyer-tailing
''' " THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves the child from pain. but iuvig
CRATES the stomach and bowels corrects acldlty ang
gives tone and energy 10 the whole system. 1t vii!
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND COLO
and Oyercomes commissions, which if not speedily
remeded, end in death. " OslleYe II the best ana
surest remedy in the world in all Ut Dysentery
and DiarrhOea IN children, whether ii arises IRON
reethiug, or any other cause. We would say TO ev
cry Mother who hs child suffering from any Of the
foregoing complaints do not let your preudces, nor
the prJ Judces u others, stand between you ana your
suffering Child and the relief that viii be sure yes,
Absolutely sure, to follow the OF this Medicine,
utnely used Full direction for using VIII accom-
pauy each bottle. None genuine unless the lac
siInie OF CUkTlS & PERKINS, New York, Is on
th- outside wrapper. Sold by druggists Throughout
the " OTid.
Principal Office, I3 Cedar Street, New York.
PRICE, ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE
sept2s:dEw R25
For sale by STRONG ARMSTRONG, Agents,
~ superior street, Cleveland.
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D.L WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Adams 4 Canheld, Def tl Atty'a, oet97;3u
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PHILADELPIA, Ocl. ~
A report having been current here lhat ule
Governor elect Col Curtin, was dead, we are
appv TO assert Its untruth. He is in good healtli
IN Boston, a.id speaks 10 night al Providence
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AFRICA SAILED.


ST IoHNs, Oct.2 5.
The steamship Africa, from New FORK lor
LIVERPOOL. naszsd Cape Race at Z. NJ, to-day
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lIdoIII UVLIIIIIsaIlIIlIs
JIM. JONES, Pltf's Attorney.
Cleveland Oct TO- lsU oct. l2-3lb.