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PREPARED By
Dir. J. o. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for SA
4 Ill. l. Hrrn-rn Dnr.-.nn Z

"a Ah y NhEhhI GOIOhAL
ass won for itself such renOWn for the cure
5very variety Of Throst and Lung Complaint, taa
Il entirely unnecessary for us to recount the evis
AZ it has long been in constant throughout this
seCtiOn we need not DO more than assure ths people
10 quality is kept up to the best IL ever hes been and
that Il may be relied on 20 do for their relief A 4
hsE 6VoT been found to %.
AXERS QATHARTIG PILLS
FOB TEE CURE OF
C1stipsfss JaiiEdtos D15pepsid, Ind3gsstiOH Dseai
ry FJul Stomach, Eysipelds, Headache, F1les, kheu
slGtisu Ertgpfi0S and Ssfn Diseases, LveL Conplau
DrOpsy, IceT, IUlpcTs Gisd Sal khetlIsr KoT1s Gof
NeGrll lJia, az DiansF Pi, G,d for PHTlyiEg
Thoy are Hugar-ooatsd, 90 that the most sensitive
Jan take them pleasantly, and they are the best
apeTiant in the world for ell the purposes Of iay
ahYsio.
Crest numbers Of Olergymen, Physicians, States
men and eminent personAges, have lent their names
20 certify the unparalleled uaefulness Of these RENE
dies but space here will not permit the insertop
0t them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMERIOAH ALMANAC, In which they are glyani
with also full descrI tions Of the above complante
and the treatment that should be followed tor them
eure.
Do not be put on by unPrinoipled dealers with
other preparations they make more pront on. Do
mAnd AYERS, and take no others. The sick yant
the best aid there s for themS and they should nave
aas- All our remedies are for sale BY VIZ. FIsEE
5zBOsa ; Armstrong, T. = GATLoRpi and 6y Ell
ss@Ayer's Cherry Peetoral, sarssparilla and Ua-
thartic Pills. for sale by Churchill Brothsr 3.
o. cornaT Public square and flntart0 street
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OsWBGO nIARKET-Oct. IA.


RLlUR--Markot steady and sales moderate.
EAT-Market past with little dOiugi holders
being generally less anxious 10 realize At current
rates. sales uOu bush red Illinois at Sl,llN lsst
bush winteE re IndiauN at SIP, 2,f1O bull do at
ST. a; ul kush No. Chicago spring Sl,u6i 800 bu
white ohio at $40.
Other grains quiet.
GENAl, FR Rfl(SEIT9-Weakero on grain; fOur
4ac Rheat l3c, corn l2c 10 New York.
LAKE IMPORTS b0ls nour; 100 90 bush
wheat $500 bush corn; 76 800 bush barley 54OO bu
rye. ,
CANAL EXPORTS-5,s4O bbls -four; I24 Ol0 bu
vyheat; ~ so bush corr; 42. % bush barley.
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@- If Mrs. NJ. B. Kneeland will call at
the room of the Deputy Postmaster shewill
a dead letter of much value. If any per-
son knows the address Of Mrs. Kneeland he
will confer a favor by leaving it at the same
room.
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GgP Peterson's Magazine for November,
LIE Bon Ton for November, Temple Bar for
October and monthly part of Rebellion Re-
cord, Nos. and and No. 80 Of the Weekly
part, are for sale at Hawks & Bro.
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NEW APPOINTMENTs.-AmOn the recent
new appointments, -- Herrick, Of Ra-
VIENNA, has been made an Assistant Surgeon
of the 10Th Regiment; J. A. Dorsey, of
oberlin, Adjutant of the ssh Regiment; R.
P. Buckland, of Fremont, Lieutenant Col
onel Of the I'D Regiment, and A. T. john
son, of Vienna, Assistant Surgeon Of the 4Sth
Regiment.
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A Coon PRoPORTIoS.-Eighty-tC." !" mOn'
out of two hundred and sixty voters Il she
town Of Harpersfeld. Ashtabula county, are
now in Uncle Sans service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

CAPT. HAMPsON.-We were pleased TO see
Capt. Hampson on the street this morning,
apparently in excellent health. The report
of his sickness at Salem was therefore in
correct.
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~ A choice selec ion of books from the
Episcopal Sunday School Union, Just re-
eeivsd At Bakers News and Periodical store
opposite the Post Office.
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NEW kEMEUY,

A NEW REMEDY,
Saperceding Cubebs, Copaibs, Csplnlss, or any
compound that has ever been before the public. It
has been used By
ONE HUNDRED PHYsIOIAHss
In their private practice with entire Success IN an
tases.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For diseases Of private diseases; Cure s frequent.
u performed in 8 week, and entire confidence may
30 placed in them This remedy is q newly dtsooys
sred specific, active and more speedy Ia tta ei
iscts than Cubebs or OOpaibs alone The Fills are
half the size Of Capsules, and never nauseate the
stomach or inpregnnte the breath. Six dozen Pills
In Box. -
~ Price ONE DOLLAR.
The nbovs will be sent By mali, on receipt Of the
money. -, A., 90,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

ELEcTIoN.-At reorganization of the
Perry Light Infantry last evening, W. q.
Hayward was reelected Captain, II. M.
Chaplin elected Fret Lieutenant, and NJ.
A. Hanna Second Lietenant.
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LEADER,
NM ApYRRTIshlIRNTs.

@. W. Clark-COal OH Lamps.
Rottlerg q Eausmanr-Ys,vN Rih,o
o. Outer a son-Auetion Sale Of Liquor.
john sohrluk-Oonf6o'ionery.
h. D. Kendall a CO-MIlltaTy Cloths.
Hawks a Bro-Lorsl Notice.
Leader omoe Watch Lost-Local Notice.
Freeman KoIlogg-Businoss Rotico.
Baker-Looal Notice.
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sIcE SOLDIERs.-Two steamers arrived at
Cincinnati on Friday evening last bringing
2O6 invalid soldiers from the Kanawha. OF
this number however, but six or seven are
considered to be in dangerous condition
The following is list of those who belong
in this neighbOrhood, together with their
regiments:
Seventh regiment-H. Woolsey, Lake
county, G. NJ Caldwell, Portage T. S. scho.
vile, Cuyahoga; Joel Berry, Portage.
Twenty-third regimsat-Thos, Hardy
Lorain county, James Waters, Ashtabula
c. E. Fitch, Mahoniug; h. McCannon, Guy
ahoga; F. Winer, Seneca VIM. Heck, 10.
rain; J. Hawley, Lorain; D. E. Scott, Lorain
VIM. Holcarl, LOrsin; Chas. Long, Mahon.
ing Tell Livingston, Mahoning; n. Ler-
Wy, Lake; d. H. Woodruff, Ashtsbula; J.
Tegurman, Cuyahogaj: Lewman Heath, Ash
tabula; D. c. Wood, Trumbull; R. E
Emonels, Lorain J. C. Sawyer, Ashtabula;
H. Beads, Lake.
Thirteenth regiment-Wm. ireland, Knox
Twenty-sixth regiment-J. E. Davis
Trumbull John Lewellen, Mahoning; D
Williams, Mahoning.
The Cincinnati Times relates the follow.
| ing
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gpeflal 9olltes.

MA Warning to the Unwary, and one
''mighty % save" iu contained in the book. "Hu,
man Trailty, or Physiological Researches" Il sE'
plains fully and eQuivooaily the secret oausea Of
functional deranFoments and prostrated powers
th unfsilina Instructions 20 eradicate every trsce
I'd particle q venom Of disease, that EnaWing
worm that nsidlously hut too surely eats away and
undermine the constitution, leaving man but the
week of hts turmar.self The victim Of this fetal
tendency should not lose q moment IN procuring
this invaluable work.
Sold by DR. BARROW, l9i Bleeokor street, New
York Price 25 sonts. Sent tree everywhere.
sold also by e. W. CLARK, DrueEistu Cleveland,
Ohio
THE GREAF SECRET.--It is admitted by
all physicians that the grsnd secret Of health and
long lie liaa In keeping the blood and yaroua Gu
ids Of the body In high deg, ee OF nuidtY When
you feol continued psin In The head or bowela OF
any continued unoAsiaess IN any organ or othol
parts OF the body, you prevent s,rioua sickness
BRAGDRRTTs PILLS
Bleedins may give momeutary ease, because the
blood lois win have more room But aa the body is
made from the blood and sustained BY the blood 20
waste our blood h 10 rasis our life, and ruin our
oonsttution But Brandroth's Pills relieve she cir.
Uulation aa reaiily a. beeding By only taking Rwag
what it can well spare, and THY NEvrR HURT.
Mrs. Hooper, OF Barnstsble, Mass, was cured Of
Sc. Yitus' Dahce General Debility, poornoss Of
blood, and oostivoneas OF many years standing, By
Brandroth's Plus. Tho case at length Is published
10 the Pamphlets.
Sod By A. Gardner, z20 Superior street, Clsvs
land, Ohio, ana BY all respectable dealers In msdi'
Gina. sepisRS
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GOLD BANDS, &C. 90,
Also Just opened q beautiful lot Of
2Inmbina.
. 2 BOW ER,
hSs PRAOTIOAL
- r.HRHR Nm QAq ETTnL

PLCKBER AND Gas FTTEER,
No. lO2 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin Ha'l
Manufactured and keeps constantly on hand al h os
Jf Piumbers' and Gas Filters materials, such q
HVdrnnts. BRth-Tube, Wnter-J Jlosets, Wash. h.Standr
Bath- Boilers, Lead, Galvanized and Iron Pipe.
Sheet Lead, Brass and Iron Lin and Foros Pun "a
Brass and Plated Faucets, and everything necessary
20 ht up Houses Stores kc., with Baisr and fas,
the most approved principles.
~ An work NErrhnsod and dnne punctually =
91SSi uE0
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-The mails failed again to bring Sat
urdsvs, New York dailies. Hawks received
his the same aa usual.
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II Il EnLOM0NS0N.


FT1el81I E3l baal1lIc Upbel0l,
sasgur e.sleFrsat aEsortmont Of the most improved
q rfnd1 AZ AZ l.EAOLE5. All his Glasses, whether
ioF noaF OF "a sighted, are ground under his cWn
ogpoetion by mochinery Of now construction, with
theroets5t care 50 as 20 suit the eyes IN all oAeosi
eurilr Wankness, DiEEiue18 or Inflammation Of ths
EToE, and impartinE strength Tor long reading or
nnoscHing. Z.
~ solomonson wonld hsFsinioFn the public that
ne never emp0ys any ons IN the sale q htg Lenses
~ Also, 3 spluudid assortment ofSP1 GLAbSAhi
NTTORBsO0PES, OOMPAESEst ao., on hand.
~ ARTIFIOIAL 81 rs inserted without Pain,
0sTf6H-Eo iss Superior street, under American
H0Esi. mall,dsU
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MARRIED.

In RorwaIk, October 10th, BY R. 7. Rust, Esql
Mr. ANDREW J. BRIGGS and Miss OAkOLlAA
n, GRIAES, both Of New London
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VESSELS PAssED.-The following yes
,rnyt on the 18th:

YrssEIs PAssED.-The following vesselB passed De-
ruit on the 18th:
Boussd Up-Propeller Comet. o.
B9Und Doivn-Propellers WinOna, Potomac, Ott9-
va: barks Cleveland, Torrent, 1nvincible, Geral-
dine. Col Ellsworth, W Sturgess, Col len Stale 5
brirs Fanny Gardner, Mahoning, Roscius1 Empire
Ftate Mary, Globe. Orkney Lass, powhattan' sam
HaIe scboouers International S. COChrsnei hete
Ricnmend Hamlet. Denmark, GamecOck, ashing
Wave NJ Courtwright, Ellen Willam-l hetchum'
q i Rr eder W A. Chisholm G. Barber, NJ. Bal
lard nauntless, Montsagle +. NJ. Baxter, White
Cloud. ST Paul, Summit, Gra'e Murry, Guile ma,
n a Dickenson, Republic, Ithaca, Gerrit Smith,
Hyphen, Bradley, J sephine, Shook, g. James,
Afbeniau Onward, Emeu, Black Hawk 3. Parsons,
J. B. Sheppard, W. g. Grant, Marshheid.
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NEW HONE WE HAY y
irst r.eeived a very nioa lot Of thia yeers
Money, In boxes Of from siK 70 Lselnt3 ts-ne'
Weight Fer sale By j. >EAlh o 5VH'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15

S7- N. Cooney will deliver the Morning
Leader at the following towns at the time
nornnI.
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NLNHoon-HoN Losf-RoW REsroRED.- :

MANH00D--HOW Lo3I-hUW fIhsIUahD--
5ust published In sea'ed Envelopes price cents.
A Lecture on tho Nature, Treatment and radical
sOure Of Spornatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, In
.voluntsry Enlssions, Sexual Debility. and Imped-
dments to Marriage generally Nervousness Con
sumption, Epilepsy aud Fits Mental and Physical
lnoapacIty, resulting from Soli-Abusep &c.-By
ROBT. J. CULVERRELL, Nj. D., Author Of the
GnEzE B00Es 40.
"a B6on 10 Thousands Of Sufferers" sent under
seal IN plain envelope, TO any address, POST PAID
on Teceipt Of six contBl or two postage stamps BY
Or. UM. J q. KLINE
as7 BoEery, New York, Post Office Boz: $3.50,
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n. Y. BANK sTATEMENT-tIct. IA.
NJ A R 1 N r .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-Oct. Z.

stmr. Ocean, Evans. Detroit, 81 pkgs mdse.
Prov Portsmouth. B md, Dunkirk, s2 tons mdse-
Prop. Mary Stewart, Richardson, Buffalo,
Prom Bruce Blans hard, Lexington, ~ M lumber
40 NJ shingles, &c II lath
scbr CTenoiine, Green, Toledo, 40 d slaves
Schr Epray, Jackson, sandusky, 50 hbls ale.
Sew Yenns. Parrott. DetrUit. 3 MI Lumbar.
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CLEARED

stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Btmr n Jrthern Light Spaulding, Ontonagon.
Schr Meridian, Flood Detroit, l45 tons COAL CraW'
for Morris & Price.
schr Cr-nOline, Gre n, Detroit.
Schr, Miron, BlrrOws, POtt Burweu.
scow Free Mason, Sax, ledo. ~
scsw Lime Rock, Bassett, Pigeon hiVeri ~ IONS
hay, 10 tons mdse.
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CHICAGO lIARKET-Oct. IA,

10y TELEGRAFH,l
RLAUR-Market dull aud nominally lO9l5o
lower .--..
WHRAT-Market frm. sales at ss51@S95fc for
No, !; 731T4c for No. 2 in store.
DRE-Market hrm.
HECEIP'TS-s 0lO bbIs -FOUR l36,OOO oEsh wheat;
5H IfM RNg'S-45J0 bsls -FOUR g.doo bu wheat.
253 900 bush corn.
EREIG HISS teAdy.
HxCFiANUE-On New York. &c premium.
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H. G. BLAKE, Secretary.

SEoEssIoNIsT HUNG.-By a letter dated
Charleston, Va, Oct. Sd, from member Of
Co. B., 9TH Ohio Regiment, we learn of the
hanging of a secessionist, on the 4th inst,
for numbering a soldier belonging to the
kentucky let. The former kept a saloon or
grocery, and got into dispute with the SOL
dior on the Union question, which, finally
come to blows. The parties were separated
by the lookers-on, and the soldier left the
house and started for his quarters. The sa-
loon keeper at once went up stairs, armed
h'mself with pistol, and, throwing open
window, shot at and killed his unfortunate
antagonist. He was seized at once and
placed in safe keeping. II was but q short
time before the military in the neighbor-
hood had learned the facts, and they deter
mined that they would lynch the man and
burn down the town bu. by the persuasion
of Col. Guthrie, they were finally induced to
let matters remain as they were until morn
log, on the promise that the man should be
delivered up to them.
On the following day a formal court was
held, and the prisoner sentenced to death by
hanging. A scaffold was erected, and be-
tween three and four o'clock in the afternoon
he was led out to his doom. He steadily
refused all religious consolation, and main
tained a calm and self-possessed manner.
He had previously refused to confess his
crime, but when the rope was put about
his neck, he acknowledged the deed and ex-
pressed regret. at is DONE" he said, "and
cannot bo helped" He also asked forgiv
ness from the comrades of the murdered
man. His last words were, "Farewell to
the world and to the boys"
The body hung twenty-six minutes, and
was then cut down and taken home. He
left wife and FIVE children.
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Military Committees of the I4th District.
The l4th Congressional District Military
Committee met at Medina, Oct. 18th, 1861,
and organized by appointing James Monroe
President, and H. G. Blake, Secretary.
On motion, the following Comfy Military
Committees were appointed, viz:
MEDINA CoUNTY.,-Hon. Samuel Humphre.
vile, Col. David D, Dowd, John B. Young,
Esq, Hiram Bronson, Jchn Rounds, William
shhkospear, s. B. Woodward, Esq.
LoRAN CoUETY.-W. W. Boynton, Esq,
H. E. Musssy, L. D. GriNwOld, NJ. D., Geo.
G. Washburn, Esq, J. H. Dixon, Esq, R.
A. Horr, II. G. Reed.
ASHLAND CoUETY.-Geo. II. Topping, l..
J. sprenglo, W. II. H. Potter, B. Kellogg,
NJ. D., II. Ames, George McCoNnOll, John
Scott, Jr.
WAYNE COUyTY.- Leander FirestOna, M.
D., Robert Donnelly, Joseph H. Baumgard>
nor, Ezra V. Dean, jr., Esq., Constant Lake,
David Robson, John X Mcbride.
JAMES MOxRoE, President.
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Bn. SWHEf's LT4LLIHt1 5I,uEK1E Is prepared
nom fas rsclps 0f nT. stsphsn Sweet. Of Con-
nscti5ut the great bons-ssttor und has been asedin
ais practios r ths last tWonty yesI with the cost
rvtouishing Success A. n external remedy IL Il
Tfihout tivsl snd viii alleviate pain moro sBssd-
N th,u etheF Eropzration. Tor AL Bhoumstic
srd Beryous Disorders H is truly iniaIIble and a.
sarstivc far soros, Wounds aprEins, Bruises &o,i
IL soothing, healing sad p0's 'Sfel strengthening
FroYsrtlss excite sho ust Wohouf sud Astonishment
q al Who haVs ever Esysn Il trial Over fous
hundred usEinoatas Of remarkable oures, periurmed
~ n Stain tns last two yellt affect sltg faot
Torsrig hy StronT B Armstrong and Wm. ktske
fs--I-s5rrr-rr.lrtr,-,l suusf- fLztti.su
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8apEE 1tanalngs.
Too OED ROLLS WALL FAPEl

100, ,0OO ROLLS WALL PAPER
War has been declared and Secession 2 the erdeg
Of the daY, and now Is the time for ail tidy house
keepers to secede from dirty and smoky walls and
coarcs on them With rush, new ALL EAEAhi
5 rsbg improving their homes, and most Of suIths
i0O. 900 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale & M Carson o., ls2, Superior st., and
20 low that all can got them.
TIE COST Is MERE NOTHING.
Vo are now ready to sell French, English and
American wall papers from 50 70 Is poE cent. below
Desyious pricas and would most respectfully invite
an 10 look In upon stock before buying for IN
quality of goods and the length Of pieces, we can
give the utmost satisfactiOn. Our goods coming d.
rectly from the factories, thereby save profit.
Also large as8ortnent Of Shades Of every TaTia-
GOLD BANDS, &C. 60,
| Also Just opeued q beautiful lot Of
o r N | O r 3
with Bands, L0ol &C., to match Co.5 e and s, "a,
/ sels In endless dety. Paper HAnglng done AZ
short notice inexperienced Forkmen'ana IS re-lon-
II5o, " Eould take nice Jobs Of painting, grain
ing and vanishing at 6ir and remnnssaIlye TsIe1'
H.B. To Dealers We would invite their attsntioB
/ tn o. LARGO ef~er
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nOTHER,s REAp M.

The folcWinE A. en- extract ercu : letter written
" the rsatof 0i aBaptist Church % Tao Journal
hnd heIsongst, Oancinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
Emss IN hsor Of thAt Worli-renowned aodie,nsi Of
HAS- WmnaE's sOoEsws ssugF poa OHnLnaua
rAHsEuai
1--WE So An advertisement IN your eoicsnns "a Ira
WtnslowiE soothing syrup. EoW W never said
Word "a hvor Of pat0ut medicine baire in or lie,
bat Wo isel oompoled 10 y0uF roadaE that this
No humbug-Vs HAvu FsIED n, sFD KNOW II 70
AIh II OiAnm. Il is probably, one Of the most
ncslufu medicines Of che daY, bocauss it is one Of
~ bast Ana those o. your readers Who have bsbiss
Unt Do bettoF than to lay In SUPPLY"
Sc edvertis0rnsnt n another column. ssp2sR1t
PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN OuRR
10 laaies oi delioats health or Impaired organiza
don, or 70 those hy whom an increase Of family h
from any reason Objectionable. thr unoouaigned
Wouid ofer a prescription which is perfectly Telia
Ole and aaie end which has beon prescribed Ia Va
rious parts Of the old world Tor the past century
Although tho article is very cheap and simple get
q has b en- put up In half pint bottles and sold very
extensively the ezorbtAnt price Of s. por bOttle
the undersigned proposes 70 furnish the recipe for
the small Of 81, By the possession Of which ev-
cry lady can supply herself with perfsot safeguard,
at any drug store, 1T the triaing sum Of q cents
per year. ANY physician or druggist win tell you
it s perfectly harmless, and Thousands Of tostimo-
nials can be procured Of its efficacy. Sent 20 any
part of the world on receipt Of 81, BY addressing
DR.. ;. O. DEvERAUX,
aus. .ln15s P. .. Box. No. ssss. New Haven, Conn,
TIE JAPANESE,
TIE GREAT EASTERN,
HR H.TgE PRINCE or WALES
DIX JOiKYILLE,
May come and go and be
F0RG0TTEN,
ant the Iustre the ebony blaekneas the rich browns,
the natural appearance tbs sensation Of pride and
Plsasurr, produced By the application Of that harm
less preparation
CHRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR,
DYE,
win unQus5lionbhy be gratefully
REMEMBERED
BE all who use it, inaamuch as
"a THIRG OF BEAUTY
Is AJUY FOREVER"
FrspaTed 20. Astor House, raw York Sold
sverywber BY all hair DTessers.
Sepl3 5-imdkW
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DUBLIN II US Ia kD-W e
have raceiVed on constgnmenI q 1eI9 nc, me- y
WoeS1 recommend it as being hrst-roto artieie.-
Fer sale 0V 'A' beg OF ''n'iJI. ). STAIR &BOH.
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4ttotneas 1T 8alg.

d F. EPALpLNG, ATToREIY Z
nf-Seiard Ohi0 sepi
S1VTT " 9FGE mi BRUCl
GAGE E& BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
and OouncslicFs q Law. OElos l6s Superior
sErset, (Opposite Merchants BanEi OicVelhndi y.
A BPER, j. r, ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, Warren, TfUmbull oounty, Ohio. Ofleo
r eE ~ ID arEet street. decsdl
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
w ATFou5EYs AZ Law. once Eo, g suPeriOE
trest, eisvslan6. Ohio. 3, VILLA 4eOh'
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MEW GOAL YARD.

NEW COAL ! a hO'
On Canal Foot Of Seneca Strss1 C5oss By the
Bridge.
W.. W. CRAWFORD has opened this Yard for
the sale Of GhiPpeu g. brler dli,, mineral hloee
tS 70 sait purchasers IS low as can Be bought in
IN. attention paid 10 supplyibsg Coal for
<,fi- Ses An directed IN Ioqgh the r o., drawer
IN v-fii te promptly ATTENDED 20. -,
M Or Word has made arran g menus With MeasTH
FE1uid 4 Hogan. corner OF tucllo atrset go Hpll
- thouaf trey we're left ct the Goal uAiars-
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YOALI COAL COAL IL
Y Jones' Coal Yrrd. hive street near the lover
Bridge. the place % get GUOD a. AsSs LLO y
Other ,l0alg, at low pos
S5-0r5ers address o P. c. Box 1895 viii reeeive
Ts-rnrt attention. B. P. JONES.
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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-05

THE COMET.-The publishers of the Am.,;
can Journal Of SeieDee and Arts have is.r.s
advanced sheets containing an article in rsIs
tion to the comet which made its appearonrs;.
the northern sky on the 30th of June. Its ss
ments have been calculated, and they bear :.
resemblance to those Of any comet in the nnA
lished catalogues it is therefore a new ons
whose orbit has never before been comuu,eS
When seen by inhabitants Of our latitude II wa
on its way from the sun, pushing its tail befor.
1.-THE tail pointing nearly though not exuctN
from the sun.
1t has a small solid nucleus, somewhere fran,
$50 to 400 miles in diameter. On the "a Of H.
" the breadth Of the head at the nucleus ~.
10000 miles, and the length of the tail abOu,
l5,O0O,O00 of miles.
Prof Bond, of Cambridge, says that by es,s.
ful observation for two or three hours he AZ.
covered that the tail was double, there heno
very faint curved ray in addition to the briss,
straight ray that was visible to all Of US. ~.
comet of 1858 had also double tail, one stra;oh,
and ihe other curved, but in that the briRh, ssi
visible to all was the curved one, while ,hs
straight ray was so faint that il was recognizes
at only three obSeYvatories, those OF Pulksv,
Gottingen and Cambridge, u. s. Astronomprs
are anticipating with great interest acceOup,s
Of the observations made on the last come, !,
the observatory at the Cape of Good Hou4
(Scientihc American.