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SPuRIous AMEnIcAN WAronrs.


We oredibly informed that some Of ths Jewellers
Of Cleveland and other place, are selling oouhteriei
American Watches, fOr the genuine artIuls, manu-
fas,urod at walthaus Mass, and particularly a ior-
sirn imitation Of our watch, named P. s. Bart,g,
which represented tobe manufacturer IN IIarsiord,
Conn. Itnay b ofs service to the public to be in
formed that taero is no rnanuhetory o watches in
that plaos. The genuine article Of one grade Of our
watches Is named P. S. BAHrtrrr, wAIruAA, nAss.,
and all our watches Of every grade are marked
"Hahlaa. Mas
Itis handy nooossaryto state that uuch Vatches
are IKE ours in rosa only and are made upon the
same old system that ha already flooded iho country
with watches that arc not emily ventlo6, and con-
slant souroo Of EXPENSE but really useless to the
owner, ana when bought for genuine arr calculated
% iBiure the high reputation which our watches
havo attained. We therefore caution the public
arainst buying our wsichos nom any psrsou who
oannst furnish certificate Of gonuinenoss eVery
watch onered for sale, bearing the number Of our
watch and the signature Of the Treasurer ofour
Company, r. f. Robbins We also beg to inform
tboss Who deal in the spurious article, that legal
prooeedinss viii be Instituted against them, upon
any well authenticated instance of their selling
ovuntorit or colorado imitation Of any Of our pro-
ducts. For the American Watch Co,
ROBBINS APPLETON, Agents,
sopl.alldaw le1 Broadway.
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ANECDOTE OF THE EXPRESS EUGENE
While at Faux Bonnes, in the Pyrenees, it is
said that the French Empress charmed every
body who saw her, and in thousand ways
won the hearts of the simple mountaineers
with whom she came in contact. One morn
ing in clambering among the hills, dressed
in true mountain style, with an oiled sack
thrown over her dress, and a pointed stick
in her hand to secure her footing, she had
wandered away from her maids of honor, and
while alone, met a peasant woman gathering
the flowers of the linden tree, when the fol-
lowing Dialogue occurred;
"Whst are you picking there my good Wo-
man2p
'Oh, madam, they are lindens."
"Win you sell me those which you have
gathered.n
''Oh, madam, they are not worth selling, as
l shall only get three sous for them in the
village, but viii give them to you."
The Empress accepted them, and taking
from her purse three gold Napoleons, present
ed them to the astonished peasant woman,
and was going away, when the latter seized
her by the arm. ''Oh, madam, l don't know
this money, have never seen slch beauti-
ful sous. Why, yen must be the Emperor's
wife"
ayes, am the Emperor's wife, replied
her Majesty, with her usual amiable smile
"Eh, how is your hnsband?"
'He S very well, I thank you. How i.
yours?"
Ndine-oh, he is over yonder, picking W
agots, with his three children"
"Three childrenl-then must give sol
more apiece for each of them"
And the Empress handed her three mors
gold NapOleons, and took her way up The
mountain, the simple blessing Of the good wo
man echoing after her
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-05

Slavery is very near its end in the little
State Of Delaware, and the nearer it ap-
proaches complete extinction, the greater IS
the prosperity of the State. The aggregate
population has increased between 1850 and
1850. from 81, ,582 to liz, ,347. Bat the slave
population has decreased, during the same
period, from 2, ,29O to 1905. The population
of Delaware is but little over one sixth Of
that of Philadelphia, and there are several
counties of the interior that contain as many
inhabitants as she does. But she has her
Representative in Congress, who, in Presi-
dental election in tie House, would have as
much weight as the whole delegation OF
Pennsylvania; and she has her two Senators
who have as much weight as those OF any
other State. Heretofore the influence Of Del
aware, in the national councils, has been on
the side Of Slavery In the gradual extine-
ton Of the institution In her own borders,
and.in the speedy growth Of the Republican
party there, we see signs of the coming time
when Delaware will oe working heart and
hand with the free labor Statcz Of the North.
--Ihladelphia Bulletin.
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IRADLES-MULAY, GRAPE VINE,
Xxx, RbEHoLDs,
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Herschel Y. johnson, a candidate for the
Vice-Presidsncy on the Douglas ticket speak
ing 70 tue citizens OF New York, said be had
no doubt The election in Ohio was turned BY
the negro Votsl When the Enquirer Of this
city makes such assertions, there IS nothing
surprising in it. An its political statements
are made in PickWickian sense, in which
nothingi TO be believed, unless by courtesy,
But when a candidate for the Yiee-Presiden-
cy, and a man who was once Senator from a
great Southern State, makes such q state
ment,. we confess TO no little surprise. II Is
an example either Of the most marvellous ig-
norauce, or the most incredible falsehood-
We know not which horn Mr.. Johnson may
choose; but for the sake of courtesy, willRs-
sumo the former, and that Mr.. Johnson really
knows nothing Of the statistics, society or
laws Of Ohio. in that case he Is very impru
dentin speaking of what he knows nothing.
To enlighten his mind, and perhaps Others,
who may think sulh man is 70 be believed,
we will submit few acts
l. BY the U. S. statistics, there were in
Ohio, in 1850,
Colored people. le.........................25 25,27O
Male colOred people e......,............l2,69 1871 T.
Male coiored over q yeau OF age ...,...5,s27
?. By the Constitution of Ohio, none but
lghite males over twenty-one can vote; but
the Supreme Conrt decided that man less
than half blood, was white; consequently If
the judges OF elections should decide that
light colored mulatto was less than halt they
aught admit him to vote. Now the number
Of this class is not one-third the wuole
amount, and Of the {, ,827 colored males over
q, not more than two thousand could posi-
bly, come within legal right to vote. Judge
Brinkerhoffs clear majority of the entire vote
was l3,004. If then, every eolored in
Ohio had voted the Republican ticket he
would still have had 5000 white ma ority
beyond that; and if every one voted for him,
who had a right he would have had II, 900.
But, so far from this, we challenge all the
inspectors Of elections in Ohio to show that
three hundred colored men actually voted at
all; or that two hundred voted the Republi-
can ticket When we state that half the
colored population of Ohio are in the coun-
ties Of Hamilton, Ross, franklin, Pike, Fair
field and Gallia, and one or two others,
where negro voting would subject him to
being mobbed, it viii be seen what an in
credible amount Of either ignorance or lying
is involved in Mr.. Johnson's statement. As
he knows he has not the Femotest prospect Of
being elected, we should suppose he would
desire to come out of the campaign honor
ably, without earning, as he has done, the
contempt Of honorable and intelligent men.
Gin. GGz.
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Disunion Quarrel.

It is stated that much excitement exists in
Virginia between the secession faction, headed
by Gov. Wise, and that of the Unionists,
under Gov. Letcher. Gov. L. is determined
to put down all revolutionary proceedings,
and maintain the supremacy of the laws
There is no doubt that the Union SCI. i.timentin
the whole South largely PrepOnderates among
the masses A leading politician writes
from Virginia as follows;
Gov. Wise has raised the standard of
treason and revolt. His speech utterly de-
molished him and his whole former reasoning.
Messrs Letcher, Bolts, Riyes, Segur, Flournoy,
and Goggin are all against Gov. Wise and
but little doubt is expressed that the vote Of
the State will be thrown Tor Mr.. Bell, and in
favor Of the Union
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ARITHMETIC.

Adams New Arithmetic
Adams q. Al First Arithmetic.
COlburnls First Lessons.
Davies Practical Arithmetic
Davies University Arithmetic
GreenleaIs Common School Arithmetic.
Greenleafs Higher Arithmetic.
Rays First Arithmetic
Ray second Arithmetic
Hay Third Arithmetic. III
Rays Higher Arithmetic
Ray Keys to the Higher and Thirli Aritbmetics
Stoddard's Juvenile Mental Arithmetic
StOddards American Intellectual Arithmetic
StOddard's Practical Arithmetic
Stodderd s Philosophical Arithmetic.
Smiths Arithmetic
ThOmpsOn's Practical Arithmetic . #.. .. H...
ThOmpsOn's Higher Arithmetic
Tracey's Elementary Arithmetic
Tracey's Commercial Arithmetic
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taken internally should Be adulerated with mfIk OF
water, or made into syrup with m0lasses. For
Tough fsW drops on sugar eaten VII as more 6f-
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

Bulllons Analytical Grammar.
BullionH' PaTsing Book
Browns First Lines uf English Grammar.
Browns Institutes OfGrammar.
Brown 3 6ramuiar Of EnElish urammars
Clark. 3 First Lessons In Grtmmar.
Clark $ English Grammar Revised
Covolps Digest OF Grammar.
tOwler,s Elementary Grammar
FOwler's English Grammar
EOWler's Grammhr-schOol edition.
GreeDes Introduction 10 English Grammar.
Grernes First Lessons In Grammar.
Greene'5 Analysis.
Greenes Elements Of English Grammar.
PtnneO,s Primary Grammar
PinneO,s Analy lical Grammar
PinneO's New Analytical G4rru1mar
PinHe0's English Teacher.
Towers Engl sh Grammar.
Yields New English Grammar
Weld and Qu9ekenbOs' New Grammar
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YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

CHhlOllAN ACDOOlAllON.
Rooms over Kendall & Cos, Superior Street,
THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ES-.
FABLIsHED for the benefit Of the Young
men Of Cleveland. They are all invited % co operate
In the good work Of difusing intelligence and up
holding good institutions in supporting Missionary
schools and Meetings, well as engaging m the
meetings of Young Men for mutual improvement and
Nontbiy meetina-last Tuesday evening in each
month Al ~ O'clock Business Meeting at 50 o.,
rio~F Members are requested 70 mako special eff
fort 10 be at the Business Meeting.
The ROOMS are pleasant and well supplied Win
lines and a large number Of Books "a library o. over
so youmGsl adapted to the wants ola christian As
THE LECTURES
this winter will be few bHt OF great excellence andO
Character in keeping with the design Of the Aes0-
cation leaving TIE held Of literary and scientific
Lectures, to a considerable extent TO the literary
societies.. The following distinguished men are al
ready engaged, tone or two more may be announced
hsreafterl and m lecture as follows =
Rev THEODORE L. CUYLER, Of Brooklyn, New
lecture IN November sphlect-''Ihe Orator Of
JOHS b. COUGH, the great Apostle of Temperanes,
Il exuectad 70 deliver two lectures in Daceui ber
DR. j. e. HOLLAND, sTim0thy TitcOmb," fn JAM
nary, SUbeet- Self Help B L
No COURSE Tickets will be offered and the dates
Of Lectures will not be announced until Il can be
done without danger oi disappointing the public.
raB- The Reading Room Is open FREE TO ALL
Strangers visiting the city are specially invited TO
use The Rooms e place Of resort.
Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-05

In a letter froE Florida to the New York
Commercial Advertiser, by Fitz Hugh Ludlow
thus describes parsonage indigenous to the
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-RHEToRIc AND CoMPosTrToN.

Boyd's Rhetoric.
BOyd's English Composition.
Biair's Rhetoric.
BrOOkfeld's Composition.
Kames' Elements of Composition.
Newman's Rhetoric.
Parker's Aids TO English Composition.
QuackenbOs' First Lessons ir imposition.
QuackenbOs' Composition anu s-IetOric-
Whately's Rhetoric.
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ROB.

authorized ana Adopted 5g the Medical aSnl-
Medicine Jakss the pace OF Cod Liver Oils extracts
strsapaTill Iodine aud Mercury. 10 Is recoiHl nd-
Absoesses Cancers, corss Scroiulas >curvy, lnlir
Albus, GOut, Rheumatism, aches, pains and hH al
eCtions Of the skin The Kos ls especially u5ti ID
the cure OF the Syphitic Diseases, designated fTi-
mary, Secondary and fertiarY. Direotions aud cer-
tidcaies accom- pany each botte. Price 3 per bottle
Sold 10 Cleveland by Gaylord and HanaInondf Drug
gsts No I2O superior Sc. The trade supplied ~ ad-
dressing Dr. Giraudeau de st. Gervass u kue Richer
Paris, or As Broad ST., n. Y -7a auglI.hb
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AsTRONlIY.

Burritt's Geography Of the Heavens.
Bouvier's Familiar Astronomy.
Mitchelrs Popular Astronomy
MattisOn's High School Astronomy.
Mattison's Primary Astronomy.
OImsted's School Astronomy.
Smiths illustrated Astronomy.
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GERMAN

Adler's Progressive German Reader.
AdIer's German Dictionary, s yO.
Adler's German Dictionary, School edition.
FiWell's German Dictionary.
Gand's Grammar for German's TO learn English
German Speller. = - faE
Ollendorfl German Grammar.
schlgchlager's PrOnouncing Dictionary.
Peissner's German Grammar.
Woodbury's German Grammar
WoOdbury's shorter Course. -
WOodbury'5 Method ior Germans 10 Learn Aha
Woodburyis Elementary German Reader.
Woodbury's Eclectic German Reader
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BooK-KEEPING.

Crittenden's Bookkeeping, Counting House odi
ton. r
Crittenden's Book Keeping, School edition.
Duff-s Bookkeeping.
FultOn and Eastmans Bookkeeping.
Jones' Book Keeping,
Mayhew's Bookkeeping.
Karsh's Bank and Joint Stock Accounts.
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EOR ALL OF WHICH 1T Is A
- epeedy and certain remedy and never falls. This
liuiIaet D. prepared from the recipe ef Dr. STEPHEN
sWteis oi Ton ncgi lent, the ihmous bonessttsr and
has ber used 10 his practice for m0rs than tWgnty
years wan the most astonishing SUCCESS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-05

A DAY OF HoRRoRs III NEW ORLEAEs5-
One would imagine that most desperate set
-of, people reside in New Orleans. One col
umuin Monday Bee Of CHAT city is devoted
70 detail Of tragic events, all Of which Oo-
CURED on theday previous. The following
sentences form the healing Of the column in
question ,s
Five men 9stabbed on the Sabbath; one
dead and three dying; man cut by his
nephew; a boss drayman wounds his en-
plOyee husband kills the man who in
suits bis wife, accidental stsbhing Of friend
German actor turns a pretended murder in
70 reality.
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CLASSICAL.

Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar, new
Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar, old ed
Andrews Latin Reader nj.
Andrews' Latin Exercises
Andrews Latin Lessons
Andrews, First Book H. Latin.
Andrews Latin L Xicon.
Andrews Sallust.
Andrews Cesar.
Andrews ovid. ..f-.
Andrews Niri Roma.
AinsWOrth'e Laiim DICTIONARY.
Anthon Latin Dictionary.
Anthon's Caesar.
AnthOn's Cicero.
AutuOn's Virgil. ..
Anthon, s Sallust. H.... .
AuthOn,s Horace, .Ell -..t.........
AhthOu's Anabasis Of Xenophon.
AnthCn's Greek Reader
Arnoli,s First and second Latin Book
Al nold s74laJiu Prose Composition
ArncldAs -ftrst Greek Book.
Arnvld, 5 Greek Pruse Composition.
ArnUld's Cornelius Nepos
Arnold First Latin Book by Harkuess ....
AmOld's Grevk Reading Book.
Bulli0ns LAT Grammar
Bu!EOns' Latiu k-ader
Bull ons Greek Grammar.
Buttons Greek Reader
Bullion Cicero,
Builons Greek Lessons .'ie-
Cooper Virgil,
frosty : CIR, ek Lessons
OrOsbys Grerk Lessons
Crosby s Greek Grammar
Crooks and SchenIs Laun Dictionary.
Greek Testament with Lexicon
n uhner's Greek Grammar.
kuhnrr Latin Grammar.
kaltsmidt Latin Dictionry
Liddell and >cOtt's Greek Lexicon.
LEVER It's Latin Lexicon.
McClintock's first Latin Book
AicUhutOck's First Greek Book
New Liber Primus.
Owens AenUphOu's Anabasis
owens AenophOu's O. cropedia
SOphOcles Greek Grammar.
Schmitz and Zumpt's Virgil
SchmitZ and Zumpt's Cesar
Schmitz and Zumpt's Cicero.
SchmitZ and Llmpt's -Sallust
Scmltz and Zumpfs Horace.
Schmitz and Zumpt's Livy.
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Goal

THE HAMM0NDSYILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have On
hand, at Wholesale and Retail, from their own
Mines and MauuisCturies-.
HAlfMO6DSVILBEC COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
ing aud Domestic use.
HAMMONDsYIbLEe COKE No. /, for Manuiacturl
HAMM0fDsYTLLE COKE No. 2, for Domestic
use
HAMMOgDsVILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
and ofy.
aAMMONDSVILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern, and wedge, side wedge, circle or qlob and
cupoia-
HAAII0NDsyILLEFI FIRE CLAY RErORTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
HAMMONDsVILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, Of every
pattern.
HAMMOGDSVILhE FIRE CLAY FLUE COW
ERs or TILE, every pattern.
HAMMUNUSVILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
EES, ulain and ornamental.
HAMMONDSFILLE NITRIFiED WATER PI IL
GAS PIPE, lEc- Of every size and variety en-
hraeing single and double branch screw, bends
&C. Also,
HAMM0NDSVILLE COAL OIL,
For lubricating and burning, lat wholesale only.)
j. J. ROCKAFELLOW,
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PREPARED BIZ
DIR. J. G. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS
Price, 81 per Bottle, Six Bottles for S..


DIR. J. @. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS
Price, 81 per Bottle, Six Bottles for s..
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such a renown for the cure
every variety OF Throat and Lung COmplatlt, thas
u Il entirely unnecessary Tor u - recount the vi
dence Of It's virtues, wherever it has been employed
AS ltnas lobg been IN lcdnstant use thrOusnout thls
section, We need not DO than assurs the people
quality is kept up 20 the best it has Deel, and
that IL may be relied 10 do for their raef all IL
has ever been iound 70 do.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
FOK THE CURE OF
Costtrs'sss Jduiidiee DySpepsad, a5gsst,on, gl3en
tery, r01l Stomach, Erysipslas, HsadGeks, Plea Risu
H1ttSHi, ETptiOns dad ~kin Dissageg, Liver C5lpl1f
DTgpsV, etteT, JtHlOrs and sal e1la, Worms, 6oaf
NsHrqigia, Gs DisHer Fiil Gid for PiTVgs'g
Blood. j..
can take them pleasantly, and thel are me pest
aperient in the world for i the purposes Of family
physic. '-
Price - cents per Box Five Boxes for 500.
Crest mum bers OF Clergy men, thysiciausl stltes-
men, and eminent persnuses have tent their nlles
dies, but spa- here Will not permit the inser lun
OF hem. The Agents below ntned furnish gratls
our AMCEICAN ALMANAC, in which tht3 are glfeni
with leo flil drsc iptI0ns Of the above complaints,
ni the treatment that should be followed for qhelI
cure.
Do not De put on BY uupriucipled dealers with
other preparations they make mpfe pront on. u
mand AYER s and take no others Tne ST want
the bes aid there is tor theus and they should have
it,
Ez- All our rrmcdiss are for sale by WN. FIsKE,
STh0Ns & AgMsrE1SG, l. E. GAfLoRi, And tg 81
Isl
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GEOGRAPHY AND OUTLINE MAPS.

Cornells First Steps in Geography.
COrnelps Primary Geography
CCrnells intermediate Geography.
Cornells High School Geography and Atlas.
CORNELL Grammar School Geography d d..
Oornells Outline Maps. &" = ~ .- |- . z
Cotton and Eitch's Introductory Geography
Cotton and Fitch's Modern school Geography.
Camps Geography.
Cartee' Physi Geography.
titch's Physical Geography.
J itch's Mapping Plates.
Mitchslls Primary Geography .. ..
httchell's intermediate Geography
Mttchells New intermediate Geographv ...-
MITCHELL Geography and Atlas
Mitchell, Ancient Geography and Atlas. .....
Mitchell's Outline Maps
Monteith' s First Lessons In GeoRraphv
MOnteith' s Introduction to Manual
Monteith,s Manual Of Geography.
MOnteith's 3 New Manuai ~
McNally's Geography.
MOrse's Geography. .a.r
Olney,s Geography and Atlas ....
ParleY's Geography ...
PeltOn's Outline Maps
Smiths First Book IN. Geography.
smiths QuartO Geography
Whites class Book OF Local Geoeraphv
Warren 5 Primary Geography.
Marren's Common School Geography ....
Warren's Physical Geography.
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PHIIosoPHY 40 CHEMIsTRY.

COmstock s Philosophy, new edition.
COmstVCk 5 chemistry, new edition.
Fosters chemistry, illustrated.
Gray's Natural Philosophy.
Gray's Chemistry.
Ulmsted's Philosophy, Sshool edition.
Olmsted's Philosophy, octave.
Parker's Philosophy.
Porter's Chemistry.
Peck's Philosophy, (uewls
QuackeRbOs Natural Phfiosophv
Sillinhafs Chemistry.
StOckhardt's Chemistry,
Sprague's Philosophy
Smellie's Philosophy
Well Philosophy.
Well s Chemistry.
Tate's Philosophy.
Youmsn's Glass Book Of Chemistry.
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ULEYELAND Library Association
TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE OF
L Z c 7 q r L S.
THE LECTURE COMMIT y

NHE LECIURE COMM1I- e914A,
TEE take pleasure in presenting the E1(s
fOno siug list ol Lee urers, with the time @g-ls'
and subject Of eaen Lecture - 90
November 22d-BAYARD TAYLOR. subjec'-
December es niS sd-5EO. W CURTIS. subiect-"rhe
Policy Of Honesty r
December 18th, I4th aud l7th-ProE P. A. CHAD
BOURNE, OF Williams aud BOwdoin Colleges. SUP
jocf-'s Natural History
Deoem Der 21th-C. OSCANYAN. subect-'Turkey
and her Institutions
December Z7th-Rev. J. c. FLETCHER. Subject
-s'Garibaldi; the Hope Of Italy
january 3d-Dr. G. B.WINSHIP. Subiect-"Phys-
ical Culture
keepsie. Subect-"The Versatility Of American
ElOquence.n ---..
Prof o. NJ. MITCHELL, Of Albany, has also ao-
ceptsd an invitation to give course Of four lectures
on Astronomy" the time OF which VIII De an
nOunced hereafter.
In presenting the above Course of Lectures, une-
qualed in attraCtiveness by previous course Of the
Association, the Committee regret shat Cleveland
can at present furnish larger Han than the Melo-
deon, and therefore but limited number OF Season
Tickets can be sold
undersigned at the Book Stores, or at the keadlng
Room. W N. - EOG61 I Lecture
novs.RIo 4. T. n r. iIfAERK iHIfEARERICK,) Com.
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Is RETgRN5EE.D I7R NJ. To ]. LIS !! 4gI.. 0LD

VI stand, UNDER THE AMERICAN HOTE
Whare he will continue 10 keep choice assortment
Of the most improved kinds Of sPECTACLES. All
his Glasses whether tor near or r sighted are ground
andar his own inspection, BY machinery Of new
construction, with the greatest care ~ a. suit the
yos Il ali cases. curing Weakness, Dizziness or In
uammation OF the ryos and importing strength for
loug residing OF fine sewlng
80 NJ III. c0LuuuNsoN would here inform the
Pnbic that he never emplOys any one IN the sale Of
BITS Lenses.
gE- Also, splendid assortment ofSPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES DOMPASSES, fo., kept on hand.
81 ARTifIuIAL EfES inserted without pain,
e. psriact as natural.
JrFIcE-Eo. I'D Superior st., under the American
Hotel suRsn
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HUSSEYS b COMPANY
4 NOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Pittsburgh,
salineyille and Strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
for Smithing- Once the east side Of the Uleve-
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Orders len az uusaey g. McBride'a lWlnsl0W-'s
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E0KEl COKE II COKEl : =
" h WALLACE SON ARE now MANU-
FEgTURIHG Coke from the pure HAMAONpS-
VILE strip Vein COAL, which is supfror
70 any other Coke IN the market. We can furnish
testimonials from numerous manufacturers Who are
now using IT, and who speak Of its character in the
highest terms.
Also, a constant supply cf HammOndHTlle strip
Fein sM1THING COAL and also for Domestic
purposes.
Being located Immediately the line ofthe Uleys
lauI q Pittsburgh Railroad, we can ship with dis
pEfca % any part Of the STATE. Orders solicited.
n. II. WALLACE SON
Hammondsvile, Jeilersen County, Ohle-
z January 81, I85l ieblR8