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The n. 7. Times publishes an article show
g the effect which this war has bad upon
ssiuess in the city and State Of New York,
rather TIE siats d business in spite Of the
Prsssihg3easct 81 DE war. Itsays that
'en suppOsi1g the trade is now compared
itha remarkabls prosperous season In Au-
lst and September of last year, the CON-
Arison Is greatly in favor Of this yesr, in
Hallway, Canal, and export movements Of
Domestic Produce, The fner descriptions Of
Gy goods are dispensed with, as such luxu-
res shOald be, but the trade In all articles Of
Ranersl ase Is unusually good. In answer to
TIE oft repested statement that aihe Rail-
Dads are doing nsthing," it gives tables
slowing the traffic Of the N. Y. Central and
New York 3 EFie Roads for this year and
last in which Il Is shown tkst the business
Of the former is S5le, ,O4e, and of the latter
S6Os, AIS better than during corresponding
nOatas Of laat Seaf, While the number Of
bushels Of grain carried over the Erie Canal
since Nay lst is s,2ls,4ls greater than dur
ing the same months Of 1860. Referring,
then, 70 the advances Of the stocks Of western
railroads 8 table Is given showing The week
y rsosiptsOf grain At Chicago since April
2Oth, for this year and last in which the re-
ceipts Of this year exceed those Of last year
BY s,22l, ,sO5 bushels. The war broke out
April 10th, so that these estimates arc per-
fecsly fair ones, Is regards the depression Of
trade and traffic caused thus far BY the war.
Bat tbe suFea indication Of nations
prosperity lies in the cash boxes Of our bankE
and molisd msl, and the readiness win
which they are opened to q national call for
aid, and by this test sbs Federal Government
stands proudly eminent. The demand for
the Treasury loan has been greater than had
been hoped. All classes, nom the wealthiest
corporations to the humblest individuals,
hsstsn tOBeeurs = share Of is bsasHts . a
its 7.9O per cent interest. During the week
ending Saturday, Aug. sist, the individual
subscriptions to the loan in New York City
was sl,22O, COO; during the week ending
last Saturday, 81, 7ss, 900. The banks, dur
ing the same period, subscribed for 50, lOO,.
osisThsss evidences or prosperity and con
6dsnce a1s srsf'fying in thsextreme.
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oouas..t,ou ia virginia.

FaithfullY yoqrsnl b d
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This Afternoons Report.
FROM CAIRO.

20 ssa3lu FROM OAIROs TlEIf
,9 81 cAIRo, Ill, Sept. TO-
The gun boats Ccnestoga and Lexington,
FecnnnOitering down the Mississippi River
to-day, encountered a battery Of sixteen
guns at Lncas' Bend, on the Missouri shore,
and two rebel gun boats. They silenced
the shore batteries, disabled ths rebel boat
Yankee, and would have captured her had
she not been supported near Columbus.
One Of the OoRestogsis men was slightly
injured. Loss Of the rebels not known.
Twenty Of our scouts were to-day driven
in to Col. 0gleby's camp By two hundred
rebels. No loss.
Fifteen thousand rebels in camp at Co.
lumbus
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FORCES ALLOWED TO STAY.
NEW YORK STATE CONVENTIONS.
SKIRMISHLNGNEAR WASHINGTON
This Mornings Report.
FRorI wAsHINaroN. ?

At the skirmish, near Chain Bridge, two
prisoners were taken. One Of them was
a Captain in SteVsrt's Virgins Regiment.
They refused to give their names.
Two privates Of the New York De Kalb
Regiment fell into the hands of the Con-
federate pickets, this morning, near Hum
ter's Chapel, to the right of Balls Cross
Roads.
A large force Of Confsderates within the
last three days have eneamped near Falls
Church.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-12
NV YORK UNIoN OONYRNTION.
SYRACUSE, Sept, 10.

A question arose regarding the admiSsi-
bility Of delegates chosen TO represent con-
stituents in this and also in the Republican
Convention. an q uHDl H
The whole report of the Committee on
Credentials was adopted, which admitted
them. 7 i11s Oh
The committee on Permanent 0rgani5as
ton reported for President, Hon. Thomas
G. Alvord, and two Vice Presidents from
enoh district -.
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NEW YORK UNION CONVENTION.
q srEAoUsr, Sept. 1OLP. NJ

.a - oAhAOUshi sept. Ut. IA.
Everything is unsettled, but there is but
little doubt that the two Conventions, this
and the Republican, viii cooperate to-
morrow and act in harmony. G. 7. Hurl-
burt, Of Lawrence, viii probably be the
temporary chairman Of the Republican
Convention, and Simon Draper is talked
of for permanent President. 30
A good feeling prevails among the Re
publican delegates. Dickinson is not here
stpresent 5-,.5 -
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sEssIIe E6onBs, Of Kentucky, Zone Of the
mogl Elnusut speakers IN the country, hit
the.nail upon the head when be wrote (as
reported in this mornings telegraph that
Hthsss peace meetings are mere sOft words
fer treason Let them be SO regarded
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PROW FORT MONROE.

q FoRT MoNRoE, Sept. 10.
The steamer s. R. spaulding left to night
for Hatteras inlet with reinforcements.
The steamer Baltimore is slso on the
way with navel stores. e - -. +. .i.,.iy.
The sloop Of war jamestown has arrived
from the blockade of Florida, but brings
no news Of Importance. sss5 slaasl
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KRNTtrCKY LRGIsLATURE.
FRANKFoRT, sept I

The House tFis morning. adoPted 2 reso-
luton directing the Governor to Issue 3
proclamation ordering ths7 Confederate
troops TO evacuate Kentucky soil The
vote stood II against 26. The House re
fused to suspend the rules to allow smother
resolution ordering the proclamation to be
issued 70 both Federals and Confederates.
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PEOPLES CONVENTION OFNEw YORK.
svv, cl,r,sv ssnt II

The Peoples Convention met this morn
ing, but transacted no business Of impor-
tance, and took recess st II to E30
- -uus-v1ilvu 10 order DY SINE
on Draper. Hon. E. G. Lapham, Of Onta-
rio, temporary chairman, made a brief
speech in favor Of no peace or compromise
with rebels, and union with al men will
ing 10 support the Government. The usu-
al committees we're formed, and the con-
yention took recess till o'clock. ,
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NATIONAL ROUTEl

nRRoYEp soHRpULH q

~ r,csu nportnnt changeg ths8 haad , - atle
A rnfsh m usual litiss Tor uncatlo1
Rssf- eouth West, EcrthWazt aut 3outnEest.
FIfLI, OoNEEcTIOAS with All through tz.lns
10 Ph dsIuhia and NV YORK 50 t1g L11tll- lle
ioufh ~ r. Washfnrton. Branca Roae-6T1 ls4e-
ls55 And Pigtsburgh, Ccntral gLic 11d lL1ett- ~
Cincia1sti trains. with thq HortoFe1-. = est aii9
= ThFolgh Ticksss % Baltiners, PhIlldeiphla g.
York Or Boston give the prlTile8e Of u i1S ever q
tioasi gvo the priVisge Of V1itins Haahinston O'I
1F3s q .hooHT,F routs thss can furnish EhrOaEh
rickets Or BazEaTs Checks TO Washingto2 CifT.
lasl-Tsra 8 Lou g b any et1el A1lle. 81
EE-Slesulng CaFu On 81 Might TRINA
I ksh i1r titEsas b. Baltimore and 4.lg ..,d.
J. III. SULLIVAN
General ffeel1rn = ICat.
" Z SHITH. - - 4 a. COLI.
4 f.frsrs,5rtnttn esnerai Tiokst Agont-
~ Res -. zllz.-l .-.s...
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Salnitaru.
I WANTRnl nAV.

WWT % y y I'D " a n = = y 7 NLL v
w ALRY + 05 Rctive men are wEnted on or
hatnre ,he 2sth Inst to form q Company for the
Third Regiment o V o., ordered By MAJ General
Fremont ant comm nded By Col. hCnnett aad
Lient Burdsal tf0rnerly OF irFdsal's DraaOonaj.
Volt htosrs will b. mustee ed into service, put undlr
p'y. armed and thorouk bly, equipped, and sent 20
camp 20 he drilled. The Regiment viii 10 reaSY for
ssi vice In frOn tEeny 20 .lrty days from date
Turn out patri Is and form ompany which shall
be second 70 nona u the service.
Messs bitch Ray mond Go. VII roc Give ro-
cruits at their Office, 4 o. 81 RI Ger street
W. b STRAIGHT,
(Lata Of Burdshlrs Drngoons,)
Han6dkwgA9 NecruitiuT Oflcer.
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OOMMER0IAL.
nv SRW YORK HIARKEZ-sept. n
- IuY FELnaRGrn.IT
fAir demand;


RIgOUR-Markst fair demand.
sales sAO0 bbls st S4st0nt4,As tor Gnpernne s.sge
q 65n SS for common 70 medium e2trG Neat9En
f5 Bl15IO fdr shipping brands extra rouno 1ooPeo
ohio, S46S@S4,75 extra state' s44o@S4'4o superhHe
- - Market quiet and steAdy
Sales SO bbis at 81 $50, 80 Tor supernrei S''Oos''
sOT SRYE s1 FLOUR-Markst steady a 2ses,7 p COM
,r,r5 n, elieIee superene. p li-i+ - =. IL
~ lSSsv5FfIRAT-Market q shAds hrmar with q United
suppiy and good expert demand. ,.-,I,
Sales s1O -sh Nt lOc for Prime etgo ~
At ~ IN Il re- winter red western ct lUSc9 b7h; F
whhi3e Kentucky i2Ic. =. -. s,,..,1D
6s for State, and 81 for North River.
RARLsKX-aiarket dull anc noInlnast ~ ~ -
sI9RN-ZMarket SHADE drmer. SHfrg 3o,Ot0 Dush
At fToS5gO for mixed to prime,
1S;ea y, at z7egs4 nor Canadian ana Nes'eEh
aeq stsf Stss ouiet; sales Of 100 Dbls at sls,7s9
40 .6r mat - priIzl1s l-.-a..-ea
-HEEF=mHrket Unchanged:
| f!IiT HIRAT8-Market quiet. 80 ~, =,
| SIARD-Msrket quiet, aaa sales lOo OO1 .
- UTTER sslling as 1910 ior OHIO and q iO'
stsssf "a ssElZMartst sseady st sa7o common to
pl11@9ssii ll11@9ssiiFsKF-Markets quiet ei ls,F Tl-S
II y !. zupFALO, AIARKEF-sepf. IL
[nY TELIsR1PH.l
A V,sr0UR-Msrket unchanged f,a.,.ls
SnTTTFlT lT-Market firm aud small sales ihS'iNu
l ing 25Uf bush No. chicago spring A 49,. e.ls
SnIlN-niarkst in fair demand and stesoy. Saie
q ~ 7sSis sIes sso bus Canada at 4Ic.
FREIGHTs on corn, IA on Yheet V. Ne
Il li9IIsRR RI1TP1RTs-g,OO 200 bblt HOuri ,Ooo %
:. Nr5,HSSf \. XPOiSTs-0 bbls -four; 1900 bus
vhest; 7s0 $50 bush corr u lo9 onsn oats-
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THREE YEARS.

In addition to the shove, every soldier viii ro-.
oeivs frem
SI3 to s26 PER MONTH IN MONEY! +
And slso-good CIothirg z, Ample Subsistence, and
when Sex, Medical Attenc Rnce. -
32l Non -CoMMIssIoNBD OFFIOERs
will be appointed from the ranks Of this Regiment.
9he above advantages furnish Inducements TO en-
list in this Regiment Of Regulars in prefereDce to
that Of the Volantser OF other service.
nEPAY and Subsistence to -oommenoS from day
Of Enlistment. -
Recruits VIII be Immediately sent to Cincin.
natl to be thoroughly drilled, preparatory to entor'
ing active Feryice. ...H
80 -Furthsr particnlsrs viii be given at the Re-
9-''r JESSE FUBMER,
CAPTAIN 18th Infantry o. <. A,
Recruiting Oficer.
nupP.crrftf,s F,s,davvona 17S Superior street
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CLEVELAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER p 1861,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Olosing tn Malta Il the Cleveland Post Ones.
OomHeneinR may .. 1871.
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7LEVEAAND 3 ERIE B. B.
,,sr IiEAyE gI.l ~ ER5Ei g. -.

lslo A. 4 Nl9AI AAPkEc5 IHAlH-Stcrrlne al
--a aalralu, A11ta5ll1 azd n7fnal7f , c1lr: 81
arTtyel st lleFeland e 1.18 A. u.
lDaO A. r. EAlh IAAll-etcVrin1 e oll 611fidIII
r sxcspt eaybr0ok, UnionYiiis, Pe-ry, Msn-
sor end eiokil1as ano arrl58 al Ol8Fal1r.a
- q l;l5 ?. =.
iz.so ,. \. DAF EXPEEEs TEA ATN--stoprias stGia
l1fq-, rard, Oonnaaut, Ashfabzlh and painezyiilf
o1lys and arrives &C oleVeInnd ct l.21 p. ~
AgOonhODATION TRAIH viii leave Connes1f
g ST A. n, stopping at AL statioz1, ant
e5 arriving Af olaTala1d st 30 4. =. -s-i.1
All the tran8 E0ilF FsstE EaFt connect = oaVaia1a
With trains Tor Toledo, Chioagc, Colulnb1s, Cinc5n-
connect A. Dunklrk With The trains Of The u. y. d
kairo4ds and a 1ugalo With thogq u the HeE J "a
Central and Bufalo \ HeW Yexk CitI kEllTcafs.
OsgsiAnd, Nays, 1851.
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C!!IEVELAND 8 PITTsBUBaa


. 10 taks eject On Hondsy. Juns isfb- - sst,,
~ = al y Iollnf = g.
- =. A---5aAl-AFr17eg at New York 7.ff a a Eli
- lA4.3aeiq "a f.l0 A. HI, RitfHhuFln. ~
- ~ Hoeeths ls9P n; HsR ~ iiSdsi5bis
Eso ?. n.EE grs.s-Arrivps Il New Fort % : -
fnle1ei 1.e, e1ll l4a9 r -; PittIburEh Iisssr
~ HI MneolinE SUI a.
qts aIaiRs eonhses e. Hnds1n ior Akron an
Cars run thzoueh from Pitisbufsh a ~ -. i.
IVA AlltntoEns) uithout chanfs- -" -
-. .farc . low . 5y anY other linz
- lhrough Iick cts can Be- uroorrSl ak a. n,
or q the Enclid Street Station. -
4 q. i. MCCULLOUGH. srrpt. ~
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- ~. =. v-a'-lla., Z e - Z.

= OOE HEQTIO MS
DnNlc5s E4ndd " A4nglleld 3 Newark Rrilrcaa q q
Anlasld' At- farnons Aouark. zalsIItlis
Orbstlins, Pltt.burgh, Port wayne { ohi.sao RsiI-
a loads lor AuEests DBree 6andu11TT lialrIlc- y
Luna Eort Wayue. Laporfs. ClIc-r6- ~
iias siSsh a1a 1 Aast ior au1aeld. Woosis7, atI- u
Galion and Hellsfonfaine RaiIrssd Line. ,r nisr,1 A
bells.ontai1e, Slerss, gnion, lIrncie IA 60
I 2 -ll ozalQitss Ier-e Hsuta, Finc111e7- E-r1r7. i
vile, Lo1isFiils, Cairo, ST. EcuI1. - -
DelAWarel With Springfield, NJ. Vsrnon "a pflfEI
- "a. -blEgh Ihailroad for epringfefd
ColanDu.i LITTLE Miami 4 ColunbuI, snd- Lsnis
c I Az.lrQad, lor .Aenia, Dayton, iniIl1nsnoIir
= Larre HauteB St Louis, MorroH, UolaIaEt
aud Oinelnnatly ana with The Ohio 3 His
= nls3ippi Railroad at Cincfunatf for Eonis-
: vile, Evansville, Cairo, St, Lcul1. 40 81
! pdinta on the Ohio river -717'a- -
0olumbu1, gentTal Ohio Raiiroad for Ntrrarr 7rraa
T villa, Wheeling, &C., Colur1 br1 FI|rrs-z-f y
80 indiana Railr1ad ior Pi1u7s Tlr - - =. q
- For Tickets 70 aI poi1t1 aisd ini5r15-i5a 4.
~ e tie kassangsr station. -l--11 20
osysl.1a. June i5ts = = ~ - "a
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cats 81 sssS5ss; 4aB sss;Ou4h s.ou P,,,,s.,,, J.
lLEYELAND. COLUMBU5 ; :
:. 'OEHsTEEAEI EAlLsOAp. =, =. =, =,

ll.ii erE1E1 A1E1lgz1 O. g - sa---
Oh An4 Al5er Honcayp luns 18th, I6s1. Pa1-an1S
Ir7ins vi leaVe Clevsland . g oIIosis. I'D
ole a. =. y T. , Cincinnati a rs-.
berea5 GEaelon, W ellington, NaI- l.o15' 1,-
saleIn, Shelby, Orsstline Gallon. l7s.51.1 -11l
SarQlngsqni Ashley DelaWess, IorTIrs
Irl ytnsrol MOrthingt0l, raachfnr CcIrs7-
cos at 1880 A. -, Oincinnnt ~ 4.z0 . ~
and OhtcaFo via 0rnafline Il T.1Il >. - 49,.
Elo ?. 4. Aeeonmodation-5toD st su Stsfiors
sd arriving 81 Columbus 7.6O P. ~. ~
= - lA9elllArl AZ A.
- q 4 olsls A4preeent0p7lng - nf AZ Stattour
north Of Orestllne, and a. G nfIoa Ce7isr0-
on Delaware ald at AZ qlhar slafi1rI- h
eaFe pa98engora cnlF, arriTfnr ~ g.
lul1bu4 g tl:l5 ? =, s1d On cil1Stf n - 4
~ Chicago va crestlins, e ~ 4.
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sUnnnR AEAAHalanal. :.


yen4sei ioas Az al1as1t hlollollII IA a. ss
~ "a. d-sI- - A. s 80 Asss9rE - Blet Clyde aiu
4ott elln trelle1t tndiapa =, =, snd e. y. - e..
With ne Michigal 8outbern q Fortk--, ~ -. n
au1 Toledo and Wah1lh nslIr1ai1 m - ~.
Eoik YecE9on1 Fort Wayas, LoginIlOrt- - -.
@ Ss..os ~ = I't9ns ~ Louis and e bcns Vet 4of
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Roadlas ioI soldIsF..

Thu foiicWing thrilling letter has been
received BY the Secretary Of the American
Tract Society ct Boston:
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Trains arrive q Claysiand froa 4,Isao e,a a,
sstsat Slo A; r. s-oP. =. snd 81 :. = sl5r
olst.lspa. Aus s.IS. Issi. 2. Z, p E9oASs
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TELEGRAPHIC.

THE REBRL TROOPS ORDERED TO
LRAVE THE sTATR.
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USE ONLY

USE ONLY
s'COstar'S" Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator.
''COstRr's" Bed-bug Exterminator.
sscOstar's" Electric Powder for Insects.
In Is, soc. and 800 Boxes, Bottles and F1asls,
s. snd s. Sizes for Plantations, Ships,
Boats, Hotels, &c.
R4-Soi ereTyachero-by
AL Wl49leeale Druggists in large cities.
All Retail druggists Grocers- StOre-keepers &c. in
all Country Villages and Towns.
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cRo YER & AKER's
NOfSEL rs
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

rINHE undersigned CifEGT'aN Of various denomllaa-
tols nasIag purchased and used m our iaiiaiile
SEW lNG MACHINE" take pleasure IN Tecommens.
ing It as an instrument fully continuing the e~se1
uais Of good machine rs bnanllul s.mp.icItf
ease Of management aad the strength and easslclJ
IL stitch unite % render ~ smachlle uu-urpasse
ty auy Ia the market. and one which We feel conf
dentFiH give satisfaction 10 al who !lay puTcha-
and u~eit
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PHILADELPHIA.

Bcarale4t IHSiiitioa established bg special Endas-
aent fur The Rsi fqf the S,ck ant Distressed atietei
tuHat DlSGascs AID especially for did CArs q
Diseases II the S,saai Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Acting
vi surgeon, 60 sll wha apply BY letter with a do
sePtion Of their condition, (age occupation habits
u lite. c. and in eases Of xtrerae poverty, Med
ciues tUrnisk ed free Of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermalorrh@a. and
ether Diseases Of the Sexual ORGANS and on the NEW
REM shl Is employed IA the Dispenss,ry. sent 10 the
afflicted in seal letter envelopes free Of charge
Two three stamps far hostage "a be aeeentabit
Address DIR ]. 'SKILLEN HoUG BT0N. Aetins
enrgeOn Howard ASsoeiaasn. NJ. south Nlntl
Street, Philadelphia, Pa ~ order ofthe Directors
EZRA D HEARrWELL. President
GRO. FAuCHILD, Ses-etnrR
&C., 81 lSe0 sly
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alshiIs lardar.
Carriage Goods ~ -
b. D Carriage coodsl

fTfHE ahdsfs net iesnsc,fily infsrr,s - kt.rs.
n I'D ~ q1 c TNnlIslIT lnaf - - oran a = A.
- alHgn NIl'li llr fsia 81 ths NEHf Low.
Htf ftN % tuN ASA. RI CiIr hccsrfanor. fas-
a|H fH1l9 u twenty tesfa in lha flrehass
~ r tN1fe ue4dt - lsels cdndiaut tiIaf ~
~ naf MfQr Inn uith theif offafa
hHs. faNeH MnH. atnfla. Wllaala uatIaa. c..
fa ~ taFai NaFHt hNicN springs. ahan assri..
Mt NAa w. NtIfaIN haHda AHA ENbpr. nails.
HNANfA NfnaN DiAina. Enau7Fi
#sInei LeafhHf. iarra. nantaaa.. rfIauna.
Ills MNN surNeta, Mnruess Coarh Naruisias.
NfH hafnI tffN fuIfef affnHIns Wtiamias feanl
afA fAHff NNNNaa Ma AaftWa T.rts c.tst.s
lashis $3.50 F.Qck nf tssH. al A.
~ pQRN BOB CAsl n cty Asorpsaea.
NN ufdsas fespcctfliiY touciicf
s III. uoLLrNoe,
cerasr nssaa b., sna spttnr uiii ms.a,
n1tar fart. 4. AN -.
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Prof. L. lIiller's
HAIR INVlGORATOR.

HAIR INHlGORATOR.
IN Effective, SAFE and Economical compound,
FuR RESTORING cRAT HAIR 20 i,s Original 81. or
vitu1ui dycirE aud prcr ntns thc hlr nom iifn-
ing gray.
FuR pHEvFvrtyg nAruNEss. and curing it,
uhrn there is iIn i.s Uilur.a ci Vitality on rvcu-
prIaute cuer.y r.uliufu.5
FOE REMOVING sCuEF AND pANDRurF, and
nI ctifluepue r'i-.IIHn- 30 tne llip-
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uueiuaiial rura aud triiltucy ula,.Ing % sfit and
silly in its texture ans c.'i.-i- g ~ curl festiy:
this unsnu.i.i rff l.afll.Hl. convince the propr-
tiar tagt tr.i Be- uiY uecr--fry 10 aafFN u.s.
refn'0t f1phe ~ .iie4'F' ",I-. w. NY
prepnr. 1n 70 prescott r. NE. lt ciean.fs the heaa
aud scalp rers dtuuruu ard "t...f "t tiit1n- -t---
e. Cas- 81 De- aar q gru. uza.iaui'y' and -iye, q
rch, cot g'1e-y lui neNll'. lf nra1ce and also
nisfs co. h.ir IS irecuIHg and climbing itwih give
strength ni tiuf to DE rlta, and restore tho gfoH 20
10 t6-s. ~. which i.yc oac1mo bald. causing 90
fI.'d b ff..-f covering 90 h4r.
'TIer..sr. nI.s. 70 DO - and gentlemen in New
York who have lad HlIr lar restored t7 Oh. Use 81
aaf.s D. 81 ID. .r lis rosse-sion i-ters tuuurisr-
sHf trstf nr % fH above forts. fHrl l-uns Of tle
highest O., ftc il.i.l. N ~ ~ 'at fi'' ~ p
.nd in cases uhrfr t.. haF Dos il-tady cl7ara1 T.
cul.r tla u-c of lar iu''-'-at r w u,h .erislliy
4nrerlanrc. fsa psgfcrne ~ ihe iei. and liair
RsioraHyg. r b. particularly rro.in'neud,' ~ aa,'ng
he Inv q rafne can o. dressed 'u auy requ.gea form
o. pr,,fgc ts p.-ee I. ihrf p'al1 % p eaFis
iara Toilet article uhirh uuuo ou-ntt E Without 90
tho price pl1c.. within ~ rssrh q h.l being
Only Tvvonty-ttvr Gents
or h'ttis 90 ne bad af aiile rpo-ahle drEss' and
n MILLER would calthc auendon Of rlrents and
.tr.r ~. 10 tHe gaa of tI. ir.iEur.,rr, 10 caees
,nsr,. 40 rlildrrut ii1r irriI1ss te weak. Ire
r-s IL Be 'as- enc iru .fI1u r good bend Of hFir
. 4, rer,o,,s any innurt.es tlat 1i1v rsrs become
Z "A aH.H DO |
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CUE ron n1LIous DISEASES.
Jisis0n's Pills Irs ne Bat Remedy IN e1isf-
sHrs for the 6,il1l5iHg Complaints.


Tsui-l-s vha vsise heHiih. should never b vihout
tsse l.is 1lg rur'iy itr hsa remove uh.'-u-ticus
Of NJ. kuIs r-au-r Die a. n 81 s rufss snl bltcles,
sui trus he uch c'ir 81 hralih 20 she Iaie chrek
81 Thu trsnis auI ferhs Of uhich these Pulls
niatir. tl-c-g-f~ iu r-rv sIrrrsng say HunnE
ti.s Irrnrsrs = irr uf AhsHirrra MsNirn. Get the
k1tnac 81 uHr AE-u', uuI 500 vil reud Eith delight
ts very interesting nrcoaut 10 canalas q he "GzEtT
NfrcssH 81 De Arf+cs
uhsrrvr.-Ths MsH1'1in T-t Pas Tuf ur n
haiatfI Wr-fT~r Errh BE- -irr % la'l. cad Rad
a. - rsns - 90 Al gsHaiHs Asnc ~ q. aaifrs q
g. 4 JgBsON q 90 On sa.k 80
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Fruit Trecsl Fruit TrceSI!
THE subscriber hEs enlarged his Peach
st =. nursery. since lt-t year. than
- .lfnprises upward 1f dny varieties and
H4r-s nclulas, DE- De believes, an or nearly 40
- - that are worthy Of propagation ADAPTED
20 our climate. Wis Apple ant pesr
S1r-ll al-n coIuuri-e most of the choice varieties
aiatsed 70 nur climate. which he offers ior safe on
the moot reasonable terms.
pHiCEs OF TREES;
PEACH TREE9-tue year oh rom the bod or graft,
and tie host size fnr trans planting,
IS ccui- cach. or 50 per hundred.
ApPIT TREFs-uo 90. DO. do. - cents
each. or go per hundred.
PEAR TREEs-unc year OIL nom grnft Or Ind
end che beet sire for transpiRntng,
b. cents earh. or so per hundred.
Csfaioquos sent 30 those Wishing them. free Of ex.
penss GEO. 3. GAINES.
Itashlsood nenr STATE Ira
ulrfms Co Ma Noe 81 1859. III
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Wholesale Agents I'm n. ", City.
shiefteiin Brothers Go, Hall, Rtckel AGO.
HaTra Rsley kitchen,lF c. Wells Co.
+. Fahnestock Hull AlThomas 4 Fuller.
Go. I.szelle, Marsh Gardner,
A. B. u. Sands 4 Co.. Halt Dixon Co.
N. Ward Close Co, lPenfold, Parker Mower,
Wheeler Hart. fTrpp Co.
Mekisson & Robbins, Dudley Stafford
Hegaman Cos Conrad Fox, and others.
ID. s. Barnes 4 Co,
Philadelphia, Pa.
j 3. A. Fahnestock Co. and others.
Robert shoemaker Co.
Boston, Mass.
sfq 5 B saoaT CO. Co. EssE %.o Po' 3
st. Louis, Mo.
Il. Blaskly, c. Blow Co, and others.
Louisville, Ky.
Raymond 1 Tyler, land others.
New Orleans,
Mobile,
Galveston.
savannah,
Charleston,
Memphis,
Nashville,
Louisville,
50. Louis,
AND
All the Principal Cities and Towns in the
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Efandles'
Ises Ecf r1fscf a.----tlt-.t-
R! l,' s,,t i.i,-s '''''-' g q . ''''i'h
Also, the celebrated
EEiNER GIN
v OF aiia ksd pas ARoNtric SChlfllAai 5CHHAFo.
W1nca-
f.,r.---.s De-. f.,,,,-.-,.s Phi r,-i,..
60 = - 49,. $780,. ,r.J..-
80
srrret w,ls-s. Ci..rrv Foupcs.
scotch Whsey ,'1nl.cs Rum.
irish Wh7-I-v r.E Tneiaad Rum,
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Liquid Hair Dye,

wfics sner years ~ fc.er.It- efrerneni.ne. have
f-rr ~ y. nor erton. % dvrs TIA. or nrowu 10
.f4ntg uiihnnt fHIurF 0 tHe Hair nr -lu. warranted
iis rsst sriici. 90 the kild Boz -Ki feres.
price, Only so Ccnts.
DEPOT. o. pFl sfRLEI, NEW YORK.