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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported BY the Union Telegraph,
oFEIcE, wARIN0's BLOCK, CORNER " BANK an
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FRnnI WAenINGrnN.
WAsHlSoToN, April 4.

WASHINGTON, April 4.
Mr. Augustus Scllell appeared before Mr..
CUvOde's Committee 10 day and refused distinc
tly 10 produce the list. OF contributors to the
electioneering fund raised by the New YORK
Hotel Committee, without assigning any su-
tficiently satisfactory reason. He was asked
by Mr.. Covods whether he did not confer with
the President and members Of the Cabinet be-.
tween tue periods Of his frat examination,
when he admitted having that lst among his
papers and expressed q willingness TO submit
Il, and the second examination next day, when
he proposed 3 written substitute for his lesti-
mOny Of the first day. declining to deliver that
paper. He endeavored TO evude that inquiry by
stating that he had seen many persons between
those TWO days, but when pressed directly he
admitted he had seen the President and msm-
bers of the Cabinet, and it was after conference
with them that he concluded not to exhibit the
list to the Committee.
Capt Jarvis writes urder date of the 2lst of
March, that Mirsmon's bombardment had dam
aged the city considerably with litsle destruc>
tion of life.
The commander of the French feet, who had
addressed him concerning the capture of the
Mexican steamers in offensive terms, subse,
quently aPOlogized for the tone Of his CORES.
pOnd6 nee.
No action hat yet been taken by the Gov
erment in regard TO the prisoners captured with
the Mexican steamers.
The State and Navy Department disclaim
any further responsibility, and consider the
matter entirely in tho hands of the judiciary.
Attorney Gen. Black has been engaged in
Court aud has not been able to examine the i'm
portant legal points which are involved.
At meeting of the Pacific Railroad Com.
last evening definite conclusion was arrived
at by the adoption Of the following resolution
oferrd by Mr.. Cnrtis, the Chairman:
RssOlDsd, That the road shall start from two
points one on the western boundary ofthe State
of hissouri, and the other on she western
boundary Of Iowa, with two cOnverging lines
bearing westward and uniting within two hun
cred miles Of the Missouri River, and thence
proceeding by single trunk line by the near
est and best route TO the Bay of San Francisco,
or to the navigable waters Of the Sacramento
River in the State Of California.
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

Providence, April 4.
The election is progressing with great deal Of
Vigor in the city, and the Indications are that It
will give Sprague large majority in the heaviest
vote ever polled.
The few returns which have been received from
the country towns show that Sprague Is also run
ming very strong in the State, and it Is believed
that be will be elected by decided majority.
New York, April "A private dispatch from
Providence says there Is no DOUBT OF Spragus cleo
lion by decided majority.
Providence, 10 P. M.-The State has gone for
VIM Sprague, Dem, for Governor by large ma g.
jority.
PROVIDENCE, 4th-Midnight--l3 towns give
Sprague 3,S0S, and HaddleiOrd 1892 This city
giVess large mai. for Sprague, and be is probably
elected by not less than 1900 maj. The Legisa.
ture is also against the Republicans.
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CONTENTION.
NoRrHFIELp, Ht ALril Z

NoRTHFIELDI W. AZ ri 4
Hon. Levi L. Underwood, Of Burlington, pre-
sided over the Republican State Convention held
here to-day, when the following delegates were
chosen TO the Chicago Convention:
L. n. Briggs Of Brandon, Peter L. Washburn Of
Woodstock, E. D. Mason Of Richmond, E. Q. Red
ingion of st. Johnsbury. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Carpenter, Daniel Needham, W. c. Wilson and
Il. X. Clayton.
The lsJ District Convention was also held here
today, and elected John W. Stewart Of Middle
bury, and Z B. Barton Of Manchester, delegates,
and James g. French of Montpelier, and james
Eyerls of Rutland, for alternates.
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Last Nights Report.
xxxVIth CONGREss-FIRsT SESSION.
WAsHINsroN, April 4.

~
WAsHENoTON, April 4.
SENATE.
Mr.. Green moved that the resolutions offered by
him yesterday, concerning the Comptroller Of the
Treasury for Q decision defeating the express will
Of Congress, and for refusing to obey its order,
thereby ineurring the disBpprobationef Congress,
which renders it improper that he longer remains
in office, be referred to q Committee.
Mr.. Salisbury said that the Comptroller has
discharged his duty in accordance with the opin-
ion of the Attorney General, and was he to be sr-
ragned by the Senate for faithfully diseharging
his duty?
Mr.. Green urged the paEsags Of the resolution.
MIR. Pugh said be would suggest that the reso-
luton be laid over. Gov Medil had gone to Ohio
on account Of illness and had not seen the reso-
lutions, and when ne returned be would meet any
charge made against him.
Mr.. Green said that Mr. Medil hal copy Of
the resolutions, had read them, and had not left
for Ohio until they we're presented 10 the Senate.
He wanted the case Investigated.
Mr.. Bayard said it was not proper for tho Sen
ate to condemn an officer and ask for his removal
This was no charge Of fraud. An officer had
made decision involving a question Of law
whether it was wrong or not. II was not the prov
noe of the Senate TO decide, its right to een>
sure his aetiOo.
hls OSuJ1tAAAu saiu NC ueslA54 " VLtL hilhndN
ment. The resolution assumed to state facts
! Mr.. -(interruptng)-sai Mr.. Benjamin
should not discuss The merits Of the resolution.
Mr.. Bepjamin-You address the presiding eli
! Ger.
Mr.. Gresn-I call on the presiding officer to en-
| force order.
| Mr.. Benjamin said bis remarks were very dis
courteous, for the resolution was disposed Of
The Homestead Bill came as the special order.
/ nah ur,nnv.. -. 4 -.
| Mr.. Wigfall spoke generally against the Home
stead hill.
Mr.. Sumner offered a resolution, which was
adopted, requsstngths President to furnish copies
Of all correspondence, not heretofore enumerated,
relating 10 the claim Of foreign Government 70
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The COurant figures, this morning, Il Rspubli-
can Senators out Of Il, and so majority in the
House, against II last year. 1t says Buckingham's
majority will reach 600
LATER Returns from every town in the State
give Buckingham, Rep, 536 msi. The official vote
il is thought will not vary from these figures.
The Republicans have 50 mai 10 the House
against II last year, and seven maj in the Senate
against last year.
The Republicans have a grand torch light pro-
eession and illumination in honor Of their victory.
WATERBURY, April 4.
The Republicans in this city are celebrating their
victory by grand torchhght procession.
The Wide Awake in Uniform and citizens gen
orally participating. 100 guns are being fired and
the city is alive with enthusiasm aud excitement
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news PROM SANTA FR.

INDEPENDENCE Mo-, April q.
Tho through mail from Santa Fe arrived here
to-day.
The latest dates are to the 9th February, but
the conductor says be has been on the route l6
days only.
This mail came BY the RatlOon Mountain route.
No hostile Indians were seen.
The United States forces at Fort Union have
been sent against the ApatcAs Indians who are
again at war.
Three hundred lodges Of ArapahO and Chey
enne Indians were passed so miles above BenI's
Fort.
A great many traders were passed coming in and
some were met going to the gold mines.
The grass is yetvery scarce except in the valleys
and this retards the starting Of emigration to
Pixies Peak.
Tue burnt district in this city will all be built
upon this summer, as almost all the parties burned
out are able men, and substantial and better build
iDgs will be put up.
The indignation here against Gov Stewart and
his abetters is very great, and hanging and hurn-
ing in effigy IS the order CT the day.
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Adjourned.

N- HOUSE.
Mr.. Washbane Of ILL.,, gave notice Of Bill 10
erect q Custom House and Post Office at Wauks-
gan.
Mr.. Stanton, from the Military Committee, re-
ported back the West Point Appropriation Bill
With Recommendation, By bare majority Of the
Committee, that the Houss now concur in the SEM
ate amendment, providing for calling into service
4 regiment Of Texas volunteers
The House, BY majority, refused TO mako the
subject the special order for Tuesday.
The consideration Of the anti Polygamy bill was
resumed.
After a lengthy debate Mr.. Nelson moved the
previous question, and the main question was or
dered to be put, IA against 75.
Mr.. Nelson, who reported the bill, was allowed
an hour to close the debate. Without concluding
he gave Way to q motion for an adjournment,
which prevailed.
Adjourned.
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LATER

Watson Freeman, Jr., Deputy United States
Marshal, and Silas Carlton, Deputy Sergeant
at Arms Of the United States Senate, called at
Sanblrn's residence at 9 o'clock last night
SanbOrn refused to accompany them, when he
was handeuffed and taken to a carriage at the
d or, during which be struggled violently, and
the members of bis family cried murder, FIRE,
and otherwise manifested intense alarm.
The excitement spread, end the town bells
were wrung, collecting a Urge erOwed.
Rufus HOsmer, q citizen, died suddenly, it is
supposed from the excitement the affair occa>
stoned.
Sanborn was forcibly taken from the officers
by the crowd, and kept cut of their power un-
tll writ of habeas caIpu could be obtained
It is said the writ has Dc u prepared fer some
time in anticipation Of Iii rest. Deputy
She riff JnO. Is. Moore served lie writ Of hebeas
corpus and arrested Sanborn, wh.c' uded the
mission of the U. 8 NaIshals p,--c, for the
time being.
John s. Keys John A. Al drews and Samuel
f.. Sewell are counsel for Sanborn. and the u.
5. District Attorney, c. L Woodbury. snd Mil
tlon Andrews for the U. s. The hearing is
before the full Bench consisting of Shaw,
Metcalf, Bigelow, Merrick and Hoar.
The subject of the arrest Of Sanbom was
introduced before the Legislature in the form OF
sns97aan 9antqHb t5qqH Hbtt TO deg9b9eyy deR9ey ibe Sst5 AtQrRs
briefly debated and laid on the table.
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SANFORD'S
Liver TnVigOpafOr

NEVER pEBILIrATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
Tree FROM GUMS and has beeGme established fact,
Sa1dard Aiecle known aud approved BY ali Who hsFs
used II and fesuTcdt - with c1uilnuce al lAs
pseuses fer which q is uctunendsd.
Il has cprui thousandsl Isilhn ue - I'VE 5eafs
no hsd given up all h1po 0f relief ihe IumoToHs
,tnsoiicilsd certificates IN -iuIY possession shsW.
Tile dose must be ad4ped 10 tre trupofa1aCut Of th8
Individual takingt and Cd In tuclt quan YES u
1cf gently the bowels. 81
Iet the diotates OF tour = qglell s4lte you ID tbs
r,ss Of he LlVEit N-zfNIGORATOIf, and q
Viit cure Live Conn Iplaimtrs Bilious At
tacks, Dysp ep II nJs-iC nfenie DtarrhoeaS
= n "a m Z r q o IN s.sIpt ulnIa. ID ysP te.
Fy, DrOpayS SOu ZStomgcns Hnbiqai
EoSriWeneasg Lhol-f@Ilcg Anolefag AEolc-
"A NTorbus, Chuleragl Iiu ufnnGum, Flniu-
IL nee, y nuud &c z ~. Female Weakness
sS,aud may be used SUE. 0essiuly OhBlNA-
Ry FAMILY MEDI&iCINE. II viii cure s. CK-
III r DA @ II T.. tas Siheusdniz caa tssfiTl IN
TWENTY MINUTES Iff-IlMO OK IHkkk TIA
sPOONFULS ARE TAX P@lEN a. commencement VI
attack. r, .-.,- .Lsf.
~ Nix water In the mouth with The IN NluQhAfQh
nd swallow both togetnsr
One FfallnF Per nnrfIe
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PERsoNAL'-Lieut. ". B. Hazen. U. s. A.. Of
Garrettsville, Portage county, who was wounded
lately in the frontier service, aud was honorably
mentioned i1 the dispatches 10 the Government,
was at the Angie yesterday on his way home.
C. p Oakley, General Ticket Ageat of tie
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road, was st the Angler last night,
Hon. J R. Giddngs passed through the city
westward last evening.
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) one DellaF Per BoftIe
sANFOR RD's
Family Cathartic Pills.

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pare Vegetable Ezf5acis, aad pet up n Glags
Cases, Ab Tighf, and viR kssP q aHy eii-
mate.
The FAMILY CATHARIIC Pill. is a repfls but ae-
tive CathaTo which the pTUprztor has used IN hs ps
Ice more than twenty years
The constantly inrreasilgf demand from thnss VI
have long used The PILLS and the sausiastils WAC
all express ~ regard q theT use, has induced me
then Withiuthe reach Otaii.Lsi :
The Profession well fncw thaf dierent Cnfhsrs scf
on different portions Of She - bowels
The FAaILY CA-SIFHARTIC PILL
las with due references this well esta5lshed lact.
been compounded frum 81 vaFietyaf he 1uFi Negl
table ATTRACTS which act - alike on uVerY u the
alimenfary canal and are GOOD ana SAFE in ~
lllsag lQheEa = Cathnrlio Z. needed such DE
HANGEMEETS of thef-ISTOM MAgH. SlEkPi
MSS PAINS IN q9Ir IIIRagK AND L0lNS.
f.1STIVENEsg b ATN NEiAND sOTFN ass Oh Eh
THE WHOT.E V6nV i-ifosn fudden cod, which
f,so,snfs- ri ,srl.-fs :. -..i 5r = ouE o BE
yer Loss OF ApFE -IIfE,A Ctt = ~ 80
1Trss ~ ~ ACtfr ~ Iv'FfGIir ~ THE III AI-
II 6is-e.s y gfns % ChidTgu OF A dalIs
Rheumaffm q greas Purfhfr q tle .1 - y,
eases 10 " hch flesh is hetr to1 Eu4 lisu- ~ "a
This adj rtiaomenf. Dose u 1=.-,-..,
W PRICE 80 CENTS. -
The fver InVir1rut0r and kanliy lathartle filis
- IN DRUGGISTS generally, and sold wholesale -
- 5r-sf.e- m 1Il he ilrEf iCUls
Manufacturer and PTopltetsrI
iv7akvRg ~ tbfeaaFpi new
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POUND GUTT.TY,

FAYETTULLF, N. c., April T.
The Rev. Daniel North has been found guilty Of
circulating Helper's Impeding Crisis and SEN
fenced to imprisonment for one year.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINe.-Pursuant to adjourn
ment the Republicans of the city met at the old
Court House last evening TO hear speeches and to
congratulate each other upon the Republican vic
tories.
C. W. Noble Esq, presided, and speeches were
made by Gen. CrOweI, Judge D. R, Tildep and c.
W. Noble, Esq. We had a full report prepared
but are obliged to cut it down to paragraph.
Jsdge Tilden made capital speech and was fre-
quently interrupted by bursts of applause.
The meeting adjourned with three cheers for the
recent victories.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-05

NARY JANE HARRIS This woman who was
sent to the Pententiary from this city at the Feb
ruary term of the Court of Common Pleas, has
been discharged by the Supreme Court. Judg-
ment was reversed and the plaintiff discharged
At the time Of her sentence there was no law to
prevent kidnappiDg. Such al law was passed near
the close Of the session Of the Legislature
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5W BOOKS AND PERIoDI:

Eel, oic MBgazins for April, with steel ensTaVmgs Of
Lord AIacaulsy and II. W. l-Ungfelluw Soc.
Le-Bon-Ton for Apri', b0c.
l4sHho's umiy Magazine f0s fprl, nc.
Biach woods Magazine for March De-
our Musical Friefd. No 20, nc.
Cthara Clyde, Novel (musltl,i 81 o.
Noes on Nursing. By j Florence Nigh inea 2, O1c.
Mnrbe Fnun. vols tuew snpply,) SIG,
Cornhil Magazine lor March, (neW sunlly,lh A0c.
Budget OF bun May, Now York Weekly Tunes, Tri-
bgue Herald Century, lndepsndent Geasons Pictorial
Literary Conpauou New York Weekly and hosts Of 9th
pap Tor the week; aisu New YORK illustrated NCWsoT
next week with ilustatious OF the Shaw ani Cars ang
ira al ST. Louis. =
F0r sale hJ s HAW' s BBO.s i.
msru 2b9 superior street.
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FROM PITTsFIRLD.
PrrrsFIELD. Mass. April 4

PITTsFIELD, Mass, April 4.
The Republicans Of the llth Congressional Dis.
trict Of the State met at Hnsdale to-day and
elected John IL. CofingtOn, OF harrington, and
Matthew ID. Field, OF SOuthWiek, as delegates
Both are Seward men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-05

V. B. PALNEE, the American Advertising Agent, N.
f. corner Ffth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, is
authorized 10 receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper at lowest rates. His receipts will
be regarded payments.
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RRO1I ArClIIsnN-

ATcHIs,N K. T., April 4.
The Pony Express to San Francisco made the
hrst As miles TO Kinatuk In Z hours and IS min
utes, and showed no signs Of iatlgue.
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RAILROAD nIATTERS.

Troy, N Y, April l.
Parties in this city to-day purchased the Albany
and Vermont Railroad: The road runs from Al
bauy to Eagle Bridge Washington county. The
amount paid was S3O7, ,OCO; it cost S2,6OOOO0
new Board OF Directors, msiOriiy residents
CT this city, was chosen 10 day
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-05

NATRINoNIAL.-Lsapy year is working we'll
There were 70 matrimonial licenses granted by
the Probate Judge during the month of March,
good wedding March "
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U. S. CoURT.-Reuben H. Close, of Sullivan,
Ashland county, was yesterday brought before the
United States Court for embezzling money letter.
de plead guilty, and was sentenced 10 months
Imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
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The ice is breaking Up and heriver is open in
q part of the city. Steamers are running on Rioh>
lieu river and there is every prospect of an early
opening Of navigation.
Weather mild and bright. Thermometer 2s
above.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-05

Il The funeral Of Thomas Howard will take
place from his late residences in East Cleveland, on
the Euclid street road at half past A. NJ, on
Thursday, April 5ih. lie will be inferred at the
Old City Cemetery.
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-05

THE HAYMAKEEs.-AnOther full house listened
to the "Haymakers' last evening and all went
aWay pleased.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-05

EIsHTH WARD.-The Eighth Ward Republican
Club are requested to meet at sandfords Hall on
Friday evening. Speeches viii be made and
good time generally may be expected.
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TRAvKLRR,s REGIsTER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

g L. Baudey Co-Funiture and Undertaking lE-S5s
RetbeFg HausmAnn-Mnhnsiy Goods.
Attention Light 0uards
Taylor. CTiswold Co-Dry Goods.
Mortgage for sals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-05

FURNITURE.-Read the advertisement ofMessrs.
C. L. Bander & Co on second page. They have
removed TO their old stand No. 80, Prospect St,
where they are preparedtO fill all orders in their
lima
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FTRE.

LOUISVILLE, April 4.
Sutlih Preuss, wholesale druggists met With q
loss by fire. The bulk of the stock win be mate
rally damaged by fire and water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-05

TE- Harpers Weekly, Vanity Fair, Home Jour
nal, aud other Of the latest publications can be
found at Hawks & Bros this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-05

CHARLOITvILLE, Va, April 4.
The 9th District Convention to-day elscled
Messrs Early and COgAill-Hunter men-dele-
gates to the Charleston Convention.
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pI.ATN an ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

~ Plsin and Ornamental Printing Of every a''e'lptea
done At the Printing Establishment Of the LsAoRR ohee
on the latest improved and most rapid steam Presses IN me
ho., ,vls an ,hor, notice. aud At reasonable Par
tculsr attention paid TO Blank Work Eyey description
Of binding DONE especially Rlunk Books, LedEers Jourzas
sales Rocks, Reesiyins Books 10 &C
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, AprlI. 4.
B Sanborn was arrested al Concord by Uni
ted States officers last night under a reqnisitiOn
from the Senate Committee. Judge Hoard, of
the Supreme Court, has issued writ of Hebeas
Corpus, and the hearing is now progressing in
this city.
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ID. s1NeLL1R. SecreiarY.

2 The Spring Styles of Rats and Caps pf sll
varieties can be found at I2s Superior street; also
Shaker Hoods, Gloves, Travelling Bags, &c.
B. BUTTS.
P.s.-or 81 SIX Hat can't be beat.
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VIM. 4. BathFl0F,s Hair pEs!

The oalv harmless and reliable Dye kn0l0a.
The Original and best IN the Worldl
All 1tners are lltaIouE and should Be avoided
ou wish % ESCAPE udiaule.
GRAY, RID OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown OF Black, without ths least
Rlury to Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
uurdod 70 VIM A. Bachelor sinee 1873 and over eooo
applications have been made the a Of his PaironH .
his famous Dyes
wM A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces oolor
not to be Distinguished from nature and is Warranted
not 70 inure in the least however long il may Be continued
and the in effect ol Bad Dyes eusdisd; the Hair inVls1
Aied for life BY this splendid Dye.
blade, sold applied I'm priVuo Toonsl a. tae wa
Factory, No. 233 Broadway N. Y.
Sold in all cities and Owns OF the United States By Drug
Tists aud Fancy Goods Deaiess
T The geIin2 has the and address upon Gtee
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N. II. SOLO MONS ON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPIIClAh.
esps the largest assortment Of the most approved kinds
Of sPECTACLEs. An his Glasses, whether for near
far sighted are ground under hs Cwn inspection by ma
chinery Of new construction with the greatest care so
as to suit te eyes mall eass cuAg Weakness. Dizziness
or Inflammation Of the Esos and impauing strength 70
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~ n d. SoLnMONsnN Wolld here inform the public
fhaf lie never employs any no sale OF his Lenses
rFT- Also-A spisndid ussnItpeut Of spy GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES. COMP ASSES sc kept on tand
C7 ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, as per-
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