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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-23

PREsENTATIoE.-The drill Of the Cleveland
Grays last evening was interrupted for a
short time by one Of those occurrences which
make a green spot in the memory of all con-
eerned, and this occasion was not the less
pleasant for being entirely unexpected
While the Company were at rest, the Hon.
Robert F. Paine, on behalf of the Corps, pre-
sented beautiful pair of epaulettes to Capt.
I. S. Paddock, their well known and popu-
lar commander. Notwithstanding the Gem
pany were all in the secret, Capt P. had not
the most remote idea Of what was going on
until Mr.. Paine explained himself in the
following most appropriate address:
ClPT. PADDOCK Permit me 10 so far in
To rrupt the regular exercises Of the drill as
- ay to you that 1 have, at the request of
vour command, consented to do myself the
honor to present you these beautiful epau-
Ietfes the insignia Of your rank, as fitting
b,,t faeb Je testimonial Of their regard for you
a. q soId Ter and citizen. Believe me, Cap
lain Paddo ,ck, this expression Of those who
find their h .ighest enjoyment IN yielding a
willing obedi enoe to your command, is not a
newborn sentiment. They have known
YOU long, and obedience, esteem, and sol
dier's respect for his superior, constitute the
trinity in their affectionate regard.
Place these beautiful testimonials OF those
wbo know no higher pride than to obey you
upen the honored shoulders Of beloved
commander, and remember that when your
voice shall be less clear and audible; when
| that Iirm and steady step, so often copied by
/ those you instruct, shall be less models
when those piercing eyes shall not as readily
detect errors as now; yes, when time and
service shall have dimmed the glistening
| gold that makes these so beautiful, the re-
speot and esteem for you as a soldier and
citizen Will have grown brighter and bright
| er in the recollection Of those whose views
have been called upon to represent.
The worthy Captain was 50 taken by sur
prise that he had scarcely words to reply
| but he recovered himself sufficiently to re-
turn thanks for the gift in a few we'll chOser
words, Characteristic and to the point.
The gift is a most beautiful and aPPropri
ate one, and was most worthily bestowed
The recipient is indefatigable in his efforts +
promote the discipline and efficiency of tn
Corps, and It is gratifying to know that IN
Company appreciate his labors, as their ez
cesdingly handsome testimonial bears wit
4 ness .-l
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MAYOR SENTERs SPEECH.-On the way to
the house of Mr.. Riddle, the Wide Awakes
stopped at the house of Mayors Senter on Tues
day night and invited him to accompany
them up their march. Mayor Senter replied.
Capt. Shzgss, Capt Palmer and FslIOlO
Vide A,OdkeS:-For the compliment you pay
me by your presence here this evening, as
well as for the hOnors you have heretofore
conferred upon me, permit me to thank yOn.
To be called upon by SC large a company Of
intelligent enthusiastic and Wide Awake
Republicans, many of whom have long been
my personal friends, is to me exceedingly
gratifying, and should be alike insensible
and ungrateful, if failed to appreciate and
acknowledge the compliment. l assure you,
gentlemen, that l fully appreciate the kind
and friendly feeling that induces you to call
here this evening, and let me assure you,
Wide Awakes, that /, in common with other
Republicans Of this city, appreciate your de-
votion to the principles of the great cause in
which we are engaged. If the Republicans
| all over were as enthusiastic and untiring in
their efforts as you are, an easy and brilliant
victory would be the result Of the present
campaign But, gentlemen, l must not
detain you; you came here to pay me a COM
pliment and not to hear me talk.
Your are on your way to pay your respects
| to our esteemed friend and fellow citizen, Mr..
Riddle, who has been honored with the nom
ination for Congress from this Congressional
District. While say to you that Mr.. Riddle
was not my choice, and that l labOred ear
nestly, honestly and faithfully to secure the
| nomination ofthat man WIN above all others
occupies the first place in my Affections a
man who it is my pleasure to believe IS with
out a superior in the West, l can say with the
same candor, and asI have at all times and
in all places said, that believe Mr.. Riddle to
be an honorable, high minded man, and in
every way worth the confidence repOsed in
him. By his own energy and ability he has
raised himself to high and proud position,
/ and am happy to congratulate him upon the
brilliant future that is before him.
When came to this city ten years since, a
boy and a stranger, had the good fortune to
make the acquaintance of Franklin 7. Back
u.s. and for three years was a student in his
Office. and had the benefit of his advice and
example, for which l shall ever be grateful.
| A nobler specimen Of man | have never
known.
Duriug the excited contest which has Just
| terminated in the nomination of Mr. Riddle,
| am confident he has not said an unkind
| word of Mr.. Baekus or his friends, for as l
before said, believe him to be an honorable
and high-minded man. but l cannot say as
much of some Of his friends, who have seen
fit to charge me and many Of my tried friends
with every variety Of fraud in trying to Sc
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CLEVELAND, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST %, 1860

Five-minute speeches were now called for.
Prof, Morgan welcomed the Alumni to
their alma Mater. He spoke Of the great
object Of life as the advancement Of the cause
Of religion. He read letter from President
FinDey, hoping to be with them od this oc-
casion, but fearing that he would not be able.
Mr.. strieby, of Syracuse, spoke of the fam
lilies and purses as well as the spiritual con
dition Of the Oberlin students. God has
blessed their vines with a number Of little
tendrils, and he had found that sir was about
the number of little responsibilities which
oberlin students averaged. daughter. -
Oberlin Students have been prepared. They
know how to husband their means. They
owed to oberlin the best 1oires she had to
give. (Laughter.)
Prof Monroe excused himself from speak
ing.
Mr.. Amos Dresser spoke Of the oys of the
present reunions.
Mr.. Edward Hall, of Michigan, said that
whether lawyers, editors, professional men,
or whatever their business, the Oberlin stu
dents had one leading idea, which was,
q" What are you dong for the World?" He
offered instead of " our Alma Mater" "our
Alma Matters as in answer to this question
of a brother graduate, he had said, % have
got six boys"
We were obliged to hurry off for the cars,
and could hear no more.
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The HORsE FAIR NEXT WEEK-The First
Annual Fair Of the Lake County Horse Fair
Association will take place on the Fair
Grounds in Painesville, on Wednesday and
Thursday Of next week-August 29th and
Both. The occasion viii afford an excellent
opportunity for the Horse Breeders of this
and adjoining counties to exhibit their stock,
as the premiums are numerous-ten in all
and large enough TO be worth com petiDg for,
ranging from sos to 500. The track has
been placed in excellent order for the trials
Of speed, and as several noted horses are
pledged to attend, we may expect to see some
pretty good time made. We can assure per-
sons who intend to bring horses for exhibi-
ton, that the best Of stabling will be provi-
ded, and that the managers will do all in their
power to render them comfortable during
the Fair. There is at present every prospect
Of an excellent Fair, and we confidently ex-
pect to see a large crowd in attendance
PainesUile Press.
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The CRY CENsUs.--It is important that
correct enumeration Of the inhabitants Of
the city should be taken, and as / am anx-
ious to close the schedules by the 22d inst,
I VIII be thankful for any information that
may lead to the correction Of omissions, if
any have occurred. The population of most
Of the cities is falling short Of anticipation.
The public are inclined to hold the Assistant
Marshals responsible for the deficiency. To
be satisfied as to the correctness Of the work,
respectfully request communications on the
subject, either through the Post Office or at
my Office in the Government building.
NJ. JoHEsoN,
dat U. s. Marshal
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Mss BRAINERD's CoNcERT-The concert Of
Miss Maria Brainerd, on Friday evening, is
much talked Of She is an immense favor
ite wherever she appears. The Eastern
press have always spoken of her in terms Of
praise She gives but one concert here, pre-
vious engagements preventing a longer stay.
It will doubtless be one of the finest ever
given in this city. Mr.. BeaInes is a compo-
ser and teacher Of great celebrity, and per
forms with artistic finish on the plano-forte
and Alexander Organ. Mr.. Ingersoll has a
remarkably pure tenor voice, and sings ad-
mirably.
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IMPROVEMENTS OF THE AGE --- HowARD's
0DOMAToR BANDs.-These bands being put
on wheels of cartridges will give the exact
distances from one-eighth of a mile to fifty
thousand miles without setting. These
bands are the greatest improvement Of the
day for livery men and private gentlemen,
and are warranted to be exact. The agent
can be seen for the present week at the
johnson House, where he viii be pleased to
show the bands and their workings. Refer
eEces can be given by those who have tried
it. 2t MARX Tucker, Agent.
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cure the nomination OF Mr. Baekus. But I
have the satisfaction Of believing that they
know such statements 70 be without found
alton, in truth, and know that in making
them they have divested themselves OF all
manliness and honor. olr -
But have detained you too long. Again
| thank you for your cal! ard bid you good
night.
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ZOE sAIE oR ExoHANeE.

EUk SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
AN IMPROVED FARM Of 2s5 acres-In Wisconsin,
Is miles from the Mississippi River, in a country
well settled, excellent soil, we'll Watered 20 acres
timber, $50 acres under cultivation. Exchange
for q good farm in this county or city property,
WORTH say $3.50 balance, mostly time. SIS per
acre.
l6A ACRES-s miles from the city. Exchange for a
house and lot, or vacant lot east side u River
S5n.
HOUSES AND LOTs-on seovfIle, Perry and Pitts
burgh streets, to exchange for farm
GOOD PROPERTY on Orange street-Stors and
dwellings, with lot, to exchange for q farm.
LANDS in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, with some
cash. 70 exchange for good house and lot in this
city.
STEAM SAW MILL and l70 acres land--n miles
east Of the city, will sell the whole or part and
will take some good Western lands IN part pay
NICE VILLAGE PROPERTY-A large cottage
house, well finished and in good styles, with ~
property.
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:, ROUSE & JENNINGS,


ECR SALE.
HUNTINGTON STREET, near Prospeet-A first
rate House, well furnished throughout, with eV-
cry convenience. Good barn and lot
GOOD BUSINESS PR0PERTY-A short distance
nom the Public Square; lot 4lxl5J feet, with two
buildings. S5,0OO.
FARM, Sc AcTes-l2 miles from the city. Good
house, barn, orchard, &C., we'll WatsFed, soil
sandy lean. $40 per acre.
FRANKLIN STREET-GOod house, and lot HIKES
feet $500. a.'.
SIBLEY STREET-TwO story house and lot. $3.50
STEAM FLOUR AND FEED MILL-With ma
ehinery in good order and leasehold, well located
in this city. Very cheap.
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Polk RAISING AT CAMDES.-The Republi-
cans Of Camden raised Lincoln and Ham
lin pole last Saturday 136 feet high and
straight as an arrow. Prof Monroe, of Ober-
lin, made an eloquent speech. One hundred
guns were fired in honor of the event, and
hearty cheers given for Lincoln and Hamlin
and for the sDeslxer, The Wide AwaKss
were out. Camden will give a good report
of herself at the polls. tl-
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The CoNCERT..AT THE CATHEDRAL.-The Sa-
cred Concert at the Cathedral this evening
must not be forgotten. It will be a rich mu-
sieal feast. Many Of the best singers of the
city are engaged, and grand AFFAIR will be
the result Of their united efforts.
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Holloway's Pills-Special Notice.
Hostetter's Bitters-Special Notice.
Morgan Root-New Goods.
j. falmer-Cemetery lot for sale.
Rettberg Hausmann-From Paris.
J. b. Cobb 4 co.-Harper's Classical Library.
Kyser a Perry-eider Vinegar. sr
Hamburgh Cheese.
A. S. GardneT-Fruit Jars
Coal Oil Lamps.
s.-Stein-Cleveland Gas Light Co.
Il Matchews a Kimberly-Found.
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WoOD's MrNrRELs.-The change of pro
gramme of this capital troop of NIinstrels,
at the Academy, this evening, will be full
and complete. It is the last evening. Be
on hand early.
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8mss foanarll.

AMES IA. ODELI, BRASS
~ EOUNDER 2 AND 7AIANUFACTURFR 0r
Brass Work Of every description, No. 35 Union 81
lew doors nom superior street Cleveland, Ohio. h
- prepared 70 furnish all kinds OF work used for
steam, Water or Gas, and an the various arfieiss
used IN the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of an
KINDS made ana repaired Brass Casting done daily
and Britss work of al kinds repaired. dec2Rs
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Eos Soar, WEAK, ISTLANED EYES AID
NNETInsI

A true specific, and invaluable remedy as been at
last discovered, Dr. Humphreys argues that these
affections invariably result from constitutional dis
ease ofwhieh the local affection is only the outward
manifestation. Hence, Humphreys Specific Homoe-
pathie Ophthalmia Pill are only taken internally,
and yet cure the wosrt forms Of obstinate sore eyes
and eyelids, which have resisted all other treatment.
Al cases Of sore and inaammed eyes and eyelids, or
falling, weak or defective sight, will be promptly
benefited and the cure OF the worst cases Is only
question Of time Price 80 cents With directions.
sent by mail Xpress, free Of charge, receipt
Of she price. Address,
Dr. r. HUMPHREYS & CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, n. Y.
sold BY E; W. sackrider, and Churchill Bro.
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Boarding.

R0ARDING HOUSE-MRS- q
~ .s.M4LLAAAls has based the billiard Prop-
erty, IS 81. Clair street The house 10 e1r Psi-f
ell fapered ana ntted up in excellent style without
regard 70 expense. II Is one Of the most pleasant nd
c0nFenienr localities in this city
A married couple can Be accommodate with an
,5l.-5l3sh ed tront parlOr and sleeping room D9V
l41L1 a
Terms moderate, to suit the times iuly3f.Rfu
ROARDING g HO JUS E--THE
~ HOUSE, No. q Public Square, and bT fbo
stone Ohurcn,-one Of the pleasantest locations IN
the city-has been thoroughly repaired. and r rr-
open lof BOaruefs. Families wishing to fIrnfsb
Lhelr own rooms can be accommodated with largs
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and sins3s
Po9Iarfs and Day Boar1ers will ind good accofnmO-
cations on reasonable terms. References qiven AMI
5s2 9iIsl: -ls69 k29l S. W. BURRITT.
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THURSDAY MORNING. AUG. es, 1850,
TRAYRLER,s RRGIsTRR.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
scrtpton done at the Printing Establishment Of the
LEAnER Onces on the latest improved aud most rapid
steam Presses in the best style, on short notice. and
q REASONABLE Tgtes, Particular attention paid TO
bldnk work. Every description Of Binding DONE
especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals sales
Books, Receiving Books, &c, 6o
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FALSE ,ALARM.-There was false fire
alarm at 10 o'clock last night.
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n NM GRE4T VEST is the pro

ESaIHE IHEdI WE0I IS the prom-
ised land in the eyes Of millions, both in the Old
World and the New. Its fertile soil and magnificent
Opportunities for development the great sources
Of its attractions But along its beauriful streams,
there turks malaria OF the most deadly influence,
which the great drawback Of that splendid region,
and must remain so for many years to come. Emil
& rants and others who contemplate settlement in
Ia 1t section, will do well to provide themselves with
thu only cure that has yet been found efficient,
speei, and certain: we mean DIR J. HOSTETTER's
CFIEL' RATED BITTERs, which has snatehed
hundreds from an untimely grave. Their operation
upon the digestive organs is soon felt TO be benef-
Gent withosut being violent.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and lsy HoeEnE1EH r Smith Sole Proprie-
tors. s. Water and Is Front streets. Pittsburgh.
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R1cuAnpsoN,s SnrnrY ~ BrrrrRs.-W

RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BrTTERs.-We
not in favor Of universal boaating "a system or
en- employed By otherHl Of the celebrity Of this
that medicine, and keep praise until We have
positive knowledgs Of the value and virtue Of
tcio. We judge Of the troe BY its fruits and when
We Gnd medicine with really curative powers, we
at once come cut and recommend It TO the public
In the present instance, cordially recommend TO
our readers Dr. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters.
We know Of nothing TO excel this for the objects
it proposes 70 undertake.
TIE Sherry Wine Bitiers are for sale By Gaylo. 4
Hammond and c. s. Mackenzie, Cleveland, o.
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BG-Go to Kyser & Perry if you want to
get fine article of Hamburger cheese.
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gaimtimN.

QlRs NICE PAINTING, GO TO
That frsneh WHITE ZINC has come Jast thu
5Ignt Lhlns Tor Painters and inside work Of sTsTY
aPTz5R5 No. z74 HOFFMAE's BLOCK.
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BJTamper not with Nature and the laws
physical aud moral that guide her operations. Her
gifts were made to use and not abuse The direful
results arising from the latter legon; the most
settled habits Of the baser sort may be overcome by
a careful perusal Of the work "Human Frailty, or
Physiological Researches" It viii lead those de-
based and degraded victims that hover the brink
Of dissolution to the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read and be conviuced-the truth is there.
Sold by DR.. BARROW, Is4 Bleeeher st., n. Y
Price 25 cents. sent free of postage everywhere.
Sold also By GAYLORD & HAMMOND and WM. FIsKE,
Druggists Cleveland. iuly26:lW
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53ffE.

TNIUN ICE CO., ULEVEL AND
" OHIO -ALLPRESS & &-GARDNER,l, Dealer
IN Pure Spring Pond ICE, will supply Fami es Ho-
telsr Boats &C, at ali times, short notice, and On
ne most reasonable terms. All orders len at No %
River street, l6O St. Clair street. or Box 1881 Post
ofncef viii be promptly attended to-
- Q. CHAMP, Agent.
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NEW ADYERTTsF1IFNTs-

HS- For TeieEraphic, Market and Marine
News see Fourth Page.
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@The East Cleveland Republican Club
will be addressed by Hon. Daniel R. Tilden,
on Saturday evening, the 25th inst. .,at DOan's
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9ntElliaEnte 0ffiFF.

II. 3. BalaeT's lHtsilge7es 05Ess-
WANTED, AND FOR HIRE
w pAlLI-Reliable Girls for Private Famf-
Hesl hotels, Boarding Houses. Also: Men and BOYS
under The Merchants Bank, opposite Weddsll House
B. JACKSON, SILK AND
~ WOOLEN DYER, No. III Pearl street. West
side. Once No. 20 Bank street. Harris Block I'VE
doors north Of St Clair street
shawls Of every variety cleaned or dyed Gents
Garments cleaned dyed without being taken
apart once open rom O'clock A. NJ tin p. NJ
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Gmararfnns-
9ttrnishing 6o0ds.

SET1, SILHS SMITH an
Stocks, ,,.,. Ua5rsua,.
Searfs, FURS1sHrse Goops csrpet Bao,
GIoges. ls5 Superior street, T,-...,-
Ho,;s,,, tCBEVEEAND, Omo,I
r,-.yl,. johnson Houss, UDNlS
O''aeTshiTts opposite llf0ney Bslts
Drq0ers, American House. I Iort,oani,,
Fd5s SHIRTS MADE 70 c5rn5,
S4,psdsrs, ORDER Toot5 B,;r
OAoalaeT -na WarFnni'd TO Czothes ana
6Taee9. z-FlT. Nal Bruskss
A MAT Al SORTlTENT OF on droaT NM
CLOTHlNG
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Jas- See advertisement Of DR.. santord's
LiverInvigoratOr.
INDEPENDENCE POLE RA1sISG.-The Repub-
Hcans of Independence will have a pole
raising on Saturday, ghst25th, at o'clock.
Speakers will be in attendance. d&w.
NEw ARRIvAL.-That old, reliable stand
ard brand of family -four, "Navarre City
Mills is again in market. Dealers and
families will take notice. All inquiries an
swered by Davis & Yoree, 81 River-st.
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GRADUATING DAY.

To-day is the " big day"-the College De-
partment this morning and the Theological
Department this afternoon. .
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Ho1LowAv's PMLs-A WoRD TO MOTHERS.
-Ckolsra IpfaHtuam DiaTThea.-About one-third oil
the weakly iptermsnts registered by the Board Of
Health. may be classed under the head Of infant
mortality. the majority Of which swept Of by
diseases Of the towels. We here confidently assert
that any case Of cholera infantun, or durrhea as it
is termed in the adult stage Of life, however violent,
IN it pature or whatever its origin, be radically
cured BY the use Of Holloway's Celebrated Pills
The season when this class Of disorders becomes
prevalent is approaching, "ioreWarned is forearm
e, !" saws the proverb, and mothers should take
heed in time. For infants, the Pills should be
-rnsbe5 and dissolved in water sWeetened with su-
gar.
Read the Advertisement elsewhere
Sold by all Druggists, at 2c., &C., and 81 per box
or not iuly26:lW
=H0IIoWay's Pills and Ointment sold by
CHURCHILL & BROTHER,
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BG- Il should b kao'cn5 for it is fact
strikiugly true, that Dr. S. A. Viewers Oankor and
Salt Rheum Syrup, together with the Corats, never
fails Of giving satisfaction to all who give them
trial for as yet they have never failed IN single in
stance Of curing all Humors, such as saltsRheum,
Erysipelas and the Ike In cases Of this kind the
fullest reliance may Be placed upon these prepare
tons
Sold by Gaylord Hammond, @. S. Maokenzis, 4.
W. Sackridor and Wm. Fiske, Cleveland, o.
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UTIGSl WIGSl WIGSl--BATCH-
w FLOR's WIGS AND TQUPEEs surpass all.
TbeV are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting 70 a ehaFm-uO turning up behiud-no
rhriukin on the head; indeed this e the only Estab
ffehmeut where these things are properly understood
a nd made E33 broadway, New York
jsnT ", FIsKR, Cleveland, Ohio, Agynt
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WILLIAM K. SHERMAN,
d6W Seet'y.
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CMPORTANT no FEMALES.-

a. =HOIIoWays Pills and Ointment are sod by
CHURCHILL & BROTHER,
s. W. cor. Ontario 81. and Pub. Square.
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NJ % nIuAtAl ~ ANs l.
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The Wide Awni1es and Mr.. Paine.

The hour was so late when the Wide
Awakes retired from partaking the hospital
tiles of Mr.. Backus, that Office duties parted
US from their pleasant company. The Her
aid says: