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BY TELEGRAPH.
Saturday Afternoons Report,
THR BRANCH AND GROW DIFFICULTY.

WAsHISsToN Dec. 81.
Mr. Branch was arrested late last night warrant
Issued by Justice Dove, the charge Of being about
70 make arrangements to leave the District Of Columbia
Lor ihe purpose VI engaging Ia hostile combat with
Mr.. Grow, and held 20 bail Ia the VI IS 40
| Tor further examination Tuesday.
M Grow had Yesterday engaged haesmAn 10 call a.
PAee dsagnated to take him and bis party at three
this morning In the direction OF Silver springs, Nd
The hAekman did NOT keep the secret, and hence the
arrest.
] The Herald's Washington correspondent says:
Mr.. Branch rufrRined from sending message 10 Mr.
Grow until after the Globs Issued about o'clock
evidshty supposing that Mr. Grow might suppress his
language The report was truthful There Is current
story that shortly after the Globe distributed the
House to-day Mr.. Grow received challenge and ae-
eepted it promptly. The parties were noticed durng
the Afternoon be indifferent TO the proceedings O
the House, aud engaged In private eonvssaiiou
With fonds aud In writing letters. This strengthened
TAe police the alert tonight and efforts are
making 70 arrest the principals They have not bern
tound at their rooms There Is 10 believe that
there is some truth In the report.
lt y further stated that Messrs kett and Pryor are
the friends OF Branch and Mr. Gddlngs Of Texas and
Nj. Fenton OF New York. are the fIisnds Of Gr0E.
Tie Tunes correspondent sayB-There challenge
passed to-day fUm Branch Grow but the result is
MT yet known. Mutual fsnds think the Of easy
Mr. Branen has bat to say that he did not design TO
inPugn Mr.. Grows conduct as 4 gentleman, but pOti
saly ~ the leader OF great party. This done Mr..
Grow would BE- compelled 10 Fetract his Offensive Ian
guage, and the matter would be adjusted This will
probably be the turn which things will take but upIo
late hour tonight the difficulty remained unsettled.
The new Charge dAfSaira for Chill was presented 10
tbs Secretary Of State to-day.
Hon. Beverly Y. Clark, Minister to GuAtamsla, has
asked and obtained leave Of Absence and will return
home In the spring.
The Irtbune's Washington correspondent Eays:-
The new Mexican Treaty will be sent In on Tuesday
Aext portion Of the Democracy intend resisting It's
confirmation the ground that Juarez only represents
faction In Mexico, and not the Government De factO
The Whole Republican side viii oppose its ratification
There are rumOrs OF an intention on the part OF
large number Of contractors to stop mail service after
the lst OF jan, but they only designed to hasten
the organization. No such purpose is eHt0rtained.-
Contracts are made for period Of four years at the dis
ereton OF the Government to terminate theu which Is
Arsly done.
Mr.. Grow arrested this forenoon and gave bail 10
$4,000 to keep the peace and not leave the District
night to hghta duel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02

NEW MONTHLY.-"EmeFsOu Bennett's New
Dollar Monthly" has msde its appearance. It
commences with a new tale by the author of "Prai-
rie Flower" and a quantity of miscellaneous mat
ter. Price ten cents. For sale by Hawks
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HDowN IN THF TwENTIRs I'VE are told tho
mercury yesterday morning stood at 81 deg. below
zero, At4P NJ, when It had moderated enough
to Snow, Il stood at l2 below. This Is cold enough
for ROusss Point generally considered the coolest
spot ln the country
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02

SOcIABLE To-NIeHT.-A social party will be
given to might at Atbeneum Hail. The managers
will that everything Is done for the entertain.
ment and satisfaction Of those who attend and q
good time viii be had.
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CoNvIcTs FROM CUYAHoGA.-Tbe following ta-
BILE is furnished BY Deputy Clerk George Bing-
ham, to whom, with Mr.. Noble, the efficient Clerk
of the Courts, we are under many obligations:
JAN. 1, 1859, TO DEC. 80, 1859.
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sKATINo.--The trade in skates by our hardware
merchants is brisk, and on private and public
grounds, or rather waters, the keen ring Of the
steel upon the ice is daily and nightly heard.
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Ia The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. S. MatsOn's aud 0lmsteds news depOts
At news depOts at Weddel and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street
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~ Neuralgia, Fits, St. Wins Dance, PaEsly-
sis, spinal complaint general or local debility, or
nervous prOstratiOn, are cured BY DR.. Gibson
new electrical treatment without difficulty. Il
never fails, and may justly be regarded as q spe-
eifo. Office No. III Ontario street, . few doors
from the Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02

NEw UsHoEN The Police are now clad In
their new uniforms Of Iron gray OVer-eoasI With
csPes, and glazed caps with a star on the 'front.'
They ere neat and comfortable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02

The CRIsls.-Hawks & Bro have new sup,
ply of Helpers Impending Crisis for sale cheap
Thanks to the Congress advertising 1t sells rapidly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02

NEW York DAILIEs-The New York dailies
failed to arrive by mail yesterday morning, but
they were upon Hawks counter as usual The
Hawks always have them in time
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Y Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CsstOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &C.
A very large stock, ani all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGG, ELLSWORTH & Co.'S,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
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" Plsin and Ornamental Printing Of every deiorivor
done al the Printing Establishment Of the LrADhR Ooe
the latest Improved and rapid Steam Presses In the
best style, short notice aud Al reasonable rates Far
uoular attention pudto Blank Work Every desorip len
OF Binding done, especially BEnk Books Logor JourEa
sales Books. Receiving Books &c SC
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FRONI PROVIDENCB.

PRoUDENcE, Dec 81.
The rOuro Cotton NIL at Newport was totally des-
troyed BY Ere this morning. It worked ten thousand
spindles and was in good condition 1t owned by
hr VIM. w. Bishop, Of Providence, and leased BY Lip
ptt &Co Of this city The loss is less tn IN SEQ
900, and Is insured in ProVidsnce.
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Ar AKRoN.-Mr. L. v. BaIlOu closes a highly
successful term at Akron tO>nlght with party
which will prove pleasant one for all who may
attend.
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FROM AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 81.
The locomotive Oceole exploded a Marietta, Ca, on
Thursday. Thos Cobb, the conductor, and fireman
were killed. VIM. Floyd, the engineer, and others were
Injured.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
z. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
9 COMBINATION OF INGRE-

sNIS In these Pills are the result OF loug and
pracl-e. They are mild ia their operation, and
6orrecti 81 Irregularities, Painful lIens,rua-
removing all distinctions, whether from cold OF
.se, hsadashs pin in the 81 e. palpit4tion Of the
. vhtes, all nervous affections, Mysteries, fttigus,
stts back and limbs &c. disturbed sleep which
iuierruniio ion Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
INN -ncen ent Uf a new era in the treatment Of
sguarities and obstTuciions which have consigned
housands Of the young, the beautiful and the be-
> Premature G ave. No 'emale can enjoy good
alsss she is regular, and Whenever an distraction
the Eone'al health begins tOdeclius.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
most sfiectua! remedy ever known for all COM
,culiar 20 Females To ali CLASSES they are inval-
sseiag. Ssifh eeTfnHfy periodical regularity They
70 thousanls Wha have used them AZ diheren
5ugh0ut The country, having the sanction Ofsoms
suiasAf DAysioiaas in ABs1oa. Explicit dIree-
siEg isAsH. 0nd uhsa fhey slould not be used with
-.he Psios One Dollar each boz, containing 20
bls pamrh st 10 be had free Of The Agents Pills
20, pr0lpfly by enclosing pfice 10 The General
-lid D. Druggists generally.
r. b. HUfCHINGS, Censrai Agent.
les CrumberB ST., New York.
10 Cleveland a. VIM. Fisk's and GaloTd \ Ham
8. nn 09CIeQuTl wv
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-We advise those persons
wishing to get handsome and useful present to
call on L. Benedict Son. and look at their splen-
did assortment OF Ladies' and ChIldren'H Furs,
which they are selling at such low prices that ell
can afford TO purchase them.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN Dee 81
The Thorndike viii case has been withdrawn from
the courts BY aneable settlement among the par
ties interested.
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-nTLL's OPINION OF HOSTETTERS BITTERs

nTLL's OPINION OF HOSTErTER'S BIrTERS.
N, SPRINGFIELD IN April Il, 1876
.1nths sihos, while recovering from an attSek Of
h Fever, / was requested TO Try HosiettsTs Bit
Artirls ptcu iarly suited TO oonvs'ssoen,s fTou
is but simple jus ice to say that it restored N
my digestive organs, sud ct the same me kept
gently open have 10 hesitancy in saying
aIto, IN using in my practice, t has in every case
aavs ordered it. acted lie charm. In thus
fTeely Of it, far fr0m pvff paien. medicine. an
y no means claims TO be
SANDFoRD BELL, n D.
by Druggists and dealers generally sveTyWhsEO
tetter snih, Sol9 PrOpHstOFs. IS Water and
.Eesls. PiltshuEsh dee2s lw
sLEss FOR EuL-PoTENT FOR GoOD.--
or inflammation is present. and Bun5reth's
a, they n enoe seize upoa The humors which
.ai0n Of the pain snd Inflammation, and remove
body This qlality o. alone ssizing hold,
"a expulsion Of depraved humo's is possessed
iiene. For B1ndreih's Pills operate solely
ldrities which surrDunl and affect the lis
a ans affected BY disease By natural afhuity,
Izs these aum0rs, because their life Is below that
surTOundins parts, and exDel them from the body
people cannot. but middle aged and old people can.
sasure, apPTeei ie that meoicins which, being used
sets only upJnths cause Of disease, and which
-. ur except upsn those humors whose presence
Bees even Pziu, and whose removal removes every
ss WhHtevor organ is affected, there these wonder.
-etrafe and remove impurities from; thus pre-
ing e the humors; because they removed
In rheumaiism, ,evers, Plsurisos, pains in
pepsis, head aches, oosttveness, Asthms colds
Threats, pilrs ulcers, bOils they give imme-
and taken early, prevent organic disease -
11uounced beyond human skin. have yielded
-duencp and mii.ioos Of human lives have been
their timely use. OH huw important in sickness
n u tuicihe which onls eKlinEuishes the dhe
evil efecg behind.
>. 29l Canal st., Brandreth's Building; and by
Y, No. 220 Superior street. Cleveland; and BY
lsg1on. Hudson, and all roSuectabe dealers IN
DIV
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FROM sACKVILLE
FROM WASHINGTON.

SACKVILLE, Dec. 81.
There are no signs Of the steamship Canada at Hail
tax this morning.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONpAY m0RNINe, yAN. d Isao.
ERAvRLRR's RRals1RR
DEPARTURES


r. Citizens wishing oouvoynnce - either Of the abOva
ans or Buata will be called for BY the Coaches OF stevens
Omnibus Line by leaving their address Al The Omnibus OF
irs s. superior street, door noEtto Weddoll House.
Ncv H. 1859
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
.aa - nj
For Sale or Exchange.

FOR sale or Exchange
PROSPECT House and lot west Of Erie stree will
exchange or some ~ eTes o. on Of the main roads from
the ciy-ShOO
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE-ln a large and flourish
ing village On railroad o. miles u tins city.
large md we'll finished two story sud barn acres
nnd with great variety OF chOce fruit; exchange
for ci property OF farm IN this sta. west.
DETROIT ST House barn and four lots to exchange
for u farm In this state or west.
TAVERN STAND--n thriving village and on n thor
oukhAl IN boll1ilgs large and we'll arranged
gods OF 9th property.
SAW MILL-and Is acres Of land on the Cagrin Rivsr
81 mi Chagrin FHIls valuable water Dow er uud
pesmalent stoue dam with a small dwelling: exchange
To- cly prOpeuy-SlCOQ
STEAM SAW MILL AND WATER GRIT MIIL-aO
mi iIom lhls clIy M ls and Hacnin ~ nearly new
aud IN good order with dwelling, ba ana l3 land
TO tIeh,Igs for good iaTm within s. miles Of this
WESTERN LANDS-SOmo very seOl in Indiana Illinois,
Iowa aud MlssOu-tO exchange city properly Or 4
good farm.
ssiO WELL SECURED By bond and mortgage with some
money To exchange Tor city property 5O 10
log house frame barn good chard and ~ acres Tim
bsr-lo exchange lor city property.
ORANGE STREET-HOuss and lot, to exchange .Or a
farm.
AN IMPROVED Farm Of IT'S acres in Ilirois 10 miles
from Johet, - from rai'road stat or-comveIsy fenced
fifteen acres mbrr, balhueo prairie; l0U uerea uVa-
ted house and barn nearly Sk7JO Sg25 $500
IN han SSO 10 i0Ce city property balance 10 years
time,
AN EXCELIE ENT STEAM SAW-NILL in the citv Of
Osnk IA, VS. Tie kOx RlyeI, one OF the 6est
markets for ipIber In the Mill about one ysar
old-maehineiy manufactured CuyHhogg hurnace-ex-
change lor q Properly.
l60 ACRES TIMBER LAND-on line Of Cleveland and
To ed1 Kailroad-w.li Change for " piuD,Tty wen
ROUSE d JENNINGS,
dtc0 Marble Blcek
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The CHEZ Attributes Of Manhood are
lest OF uus-- -nasd By ma'-plue,iSss and vieiOu'
hat viii ie. .bly Lad TO hereditary disease un-
led in time- Head the truths laid down in the
HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL
HIS II is elaho'ately illus rated with csE
'ngl, ana viii c, nviaos the most hardened end
a. Is wei Is relieve the minds Of The most de-
eadiag them in the tight channel for relief OF
Fcntal agony and despsiE.
BARROW, l6l Prince street, n Y. Price
at free everywhere.
By GAYLORD HAMMOND and WM
ugsisls, olevelsnl, o. deo2s
SAYS PILLs AND OiNTNENT.-BurnS,
Woun1s Bsuises, sc-No more altering testimo-
e adducod uf the immed ate relief which Hol-
~ Aodicnes ufurl 10 sufferers frul .heyo terrible
-aphes than the readiness with which medical men
q ia psfvsts prao ice for sli sneh accidents. The
te IN the Oiuim mt is that It leaves neither scar
a. g The skin. No family should be without
aese invaluable rcnedies.
~ all d iusgiEts, At sc, &c, and 81 per box OF
dsc2e:lW
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IR DYEl HARD HAIR DYE /
Wm. A. BasbelOF'S Hair DVsl

iR D1Et HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
Wm. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye!
The 0aly harmless and reliable Due kaOl1a
me Original and best in the WOrldl
athers mere limitations and should be aF5idod
-.zh eEcope ndiCule.
7AY. BID on Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to q
f 4 and natural Brown OF Black, without the least
s % Hair OF Skin.
TEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
rdra Vim. A. Bachelor since 1893, and over $4,000
Ions have been made 70 the Hair Of his putrsnI 81
ais famous Dyes.
WA A BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE prOduees q oslo1
y diSanguizhed from o are, and is WARRANTED
re in tho lessss b. g,- Gag may be continued
cali. Elee ricity Ne
ar'it .prtr,, = rOOnaJ At the via
On ~ Sela ~. silver ,l z nited sltsu, By Drug
The genuine has tbs nalns and address upon gtee,
~ snFraTing on four sides Of each Bog Of
WI. A. BATCHELOA,
all NO. 2a3 Broadway, n. z.
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NEW AnYRRTIsRmRNT.


s. $ Barrie-Coal OIL. L'mps, Ec.
S. Raymond & Co.-New styles De LANES.
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For Sale.

FARM OF 70 ACRES in Lorsin County. we'll situated
aud and IN excellent gTHZiug farm, aUOut hall Dntum
land large and good fE house, bafs iad &c.
81 per bcrs.
HOUSE AND ACRES, miles from the city bV Euclid
rJadi soil sandy lsam, with good orchard. $500.
Is ACRES 20 miles from the sity with valusbls water
privilege large wuer wheel story bull ding, dwell ing
barn aud orchard. SS2l
WAHTED-To purchase, a mortgage we'll secure for
500; also or good per cent mortgages for from
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THE MUNICH GALLERY-AntQus Binding Plates.
THE DERLIN GALLERY
THE STR AFFORD GALLERY"
REYNARD the FoX-Translalsd from the German.
MERCHANT OF VENICE-ElesAatiyn illustrated.
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WASHINGTON AT MT. YERNON--By Losing, in >
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FAVoRiTE ENGLISH PoETS-Antlque binding.
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AMERICAN SCENERY-In in three styles Of binding.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
J U V E N lies !
FOR 1880.
Captain Mayn. Rsid's Books fsr Children
FOR 1880.

Our stock # Juvenile Books is largo and we'll selected
give particular attention to thai branch Of the busi
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A TREASURE OF BEAUTY
BOOK OF RAPHAEL'S MADONEAa

FOuTtseL Illustrations photographed By Hufatgs Ele
gahtly printed on toned uapor, pnd Eupsrby
bound N TurHey morocco.
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" Travellers will bear in mind that halls Ho-
mecpathy is in Cleveland, opposite the WeddeIl
uou
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~ For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
end Snuff, 90 to G. Dietz III Superior st.
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TOoK's Com AND COgsH NIX.
cola and cough remedies" that AOOd
slone stands on the solid Il usis Of true
Dr.. AicCliniocE stands in the fore fron
hon, he stakes his reputation On what be Of
uiek % gsnuins curative. Never has ihi
: falaiisd his guaranty. Price IS cents.
WM. FISKE, Druggist.
Cirve1 ard
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The Restorative is 9p hotties ofthros s,zes W
Lnge, metium aud small; tho snail holds \ pint ana
eta IN ole Jo per hottie; the medium holds AZ lst
twenty ner cent ue 10 proportion tau he sua ret ~
for two dollars fT bottle; he lsrRe holds qua sG e.
eent ure ia proportion, aad rstais for three dollars %
O.J. WOOD co Proprietnrs. No al Br,adyyny. X
York and No IA Market street 81 Louis. SO.
Anl sold Nv al nruggiSfe -nd Fqurv C.0oSs 1aales.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

gsee advertisement of Dr. sanfOrd'S Liver
IYigorator.
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OVERLAND afAIL.

Congress not in session to-day.
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Mas. SYMORDs
Cincinnati o Feb 10 lS5T Il1 Tbird Al
PROF. WO0D-Dear Sir: b. he adVics Of 4 friend ct
niue WAC had been uslrg YOUR Hair Restorative Wa
induced % ty IT, la the fever tine May,
nearly even har IN NY head Now nv bsiF ~
enne In crest deal thcke tn egeritWas NUhng buE
duty and Synnathy that q o. Onmuniczio 70 oihesa
- lu are afflicted as have bee world induce ne to rive
this pnble ses now edgement Of The benefit have recsTsd
rUIn PTOf Woods HsIr Restorative.
hour arazn
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Books in Sets.
IRvlNG's LIFE OF wAsHINGTOE-IR svsls.
WEBSTERs WoRKs-BOund in full calf { vO's.
HUME's HISTORY Oh EEGLAND-Calf, VolS.
SPECTATOR-CalL 6 wells.
BANcRoFT'S HISTORY UNITED sTATEs-7 vols.
CoOPEkS NOVELS-In styles binding % vols.
IRVING's COMPLETE woRKs-InoludiDg Life Of
Washington, !" q vols
MARI TATr'S WORKS-Half calf Hntiqae.
AUDUsoN's BIRDS OF AAIERIcA--Half Russia bind
ing. I vols.
lCYCEoPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITERATURE-In
vols
cYCLoFEDIA oT ENGLIsH LITERArURE-Iu :
'Ois
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NeNeEe.

GLEss VsRMIFu0E.-Worms in
olgod, lay the Foundation Of faialdis-
bic really pleasant liquid will destroy
itso operation is thorouEh. TIE COM
Evsry constituent Of the Vormlfugs
lists Il gives no poia.
Sold b. WM. FISKE,
n1.a-fnnN
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That Professor Woods Hair REAtOFaIiT0
WILL PRESRVE INFAIIIRIY
GEO. W. HIGGlNBOTHAA",
s ARAB a HlEGINBOTHAT-

fk9F WJoD-Dear Sir: Ky hair had. several yssEs
ueen becoming pre- auralJ gray accompanied by haIsh-
ness Whch renered the Constant application Of oil necs-
ssry IN dressing t. When cOmmFLced using your Hair
hesiaIaiIye about two months ago Il IA that eondi0E
and havlre contll uedis I'll within the
has turned TO ts cnar auI assumed soft ese
and ustre grsafytO be Prefer tho sduesd ~ ts
appea Ion ol OF ~ anG other DffiUn ssi
reeru as an iHdspsns aee article for every iaJrs 0isf
whether 70 Dc used as Hair Restorative fr ts simple
purpose oi dressing nr beauuyng The hair Ynuhase per
mission " refer 70 me al WHO entertain any doabt Gi s
performing all that is claimea for IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-02

1lIlN UE VUN III d d
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-02

PACKING IN OTTUMwA.-We learn with
much pleasure that arrangements have been
entered into by Mayor Gillaspy, of this city.
with the well known House of Mitchell &
Laid, of Cincinnati, to engage in this city in
the business of packing beef und pork upon
large scale, and on the basis of ample capt.
tai. Mr. Gillaspy, in company with two
gentlemen connected with the above Cincn-
natl House, will compose the firm here. and
will be prepared to pay Chicago prices, less
freight and charges, for all beefcattle and
hogs in the market, to be packed here. They
will proceed to erect slaughter and packing
houses Of ample dimensions, and with all the
modern appliances and conveniences, on out
lot IL, below and near the Lover Mill. We
congratulate our citizens upon this CON-
mencement of so important a branch of bu-
siness here, under auspices 50 favorable, and
do not doubt of their success.